Coruscant Rulesheet
Decipher rule cards for Coruscant (August 2001). Senate and politics. Decipher text; not a Players Committee document.
- Archive: coruscantrules.pdf
- Working copy: coruscantrules.pdf
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Coruscant
Coruscant
Expansion Set 1A of 3
alactic Senate — The seat of political power in olitical Effects — This is a new type of Effect the Republic, this enormous establishment provides a card in this set. A Political Effect is deployed just place for senators of all the member systems, as well as like a normal Effect, and can be canceled by any game text lobby and special interest groups to have their issues raised that would cancel Political Effects or an Effect of any kind. and debated in the hope of action. Cards placed on a Political Effect (as described in their Coruscant: Galactic Senate is not a battleground. game text) are not on table. enators — “Senator” is a new characteristic of genda — Many figures involved in the political character cards, and follows all normal characteristic process are trying to further their own causes or rules. beliefs, referred to as their agendas. A character’s agenda(s) is listed in a sentence of their game text, olitics — Many new characters have a numerical immediately following the bolded keyword “Agenda(s).” For value entitled Politics, indicating their relative political example, Queen Amidala, Ruler Of Naboo has the agendas of power. A character whose politics = 0 (even if temporarily ‘justice’ and ‘peace.’ Other game text can then provide a reduced) is a character without politics. A character without benefit or disadvantage based on a condition relating to that politics can have his politics added to by other game agenda. When referring to two characters, a matching agenda actions. If one player’s total politics at the Galactic Senate exists if either of them has one agenda that the other is greater than their opponent’s total politics there, that character also possesses. player has a senate majority. All that player’s characters at the Galactic Senate are then “in a senate majority.”
Coruscant
Expansion Set 2A of 3 roids With Presence —
tarships With ◊ Uniqueness — The Trade Federation Droid Control Ship, is the first starship with a uniqueness of ◊, which indicates that it has a deployment restriction. A ◊ starship may not be deployed to a location where another copy of that ◊ starship already exists. Similarly, a ◊ starship may not move to the same location as another copy of that ◊ starship.
Coruscant
Expansion Set
aboo Location Deployment — The peaceful planet of Naboo includes the locations of Naboo, as well as those of the Royal Theed Palace. The layout of Naboo locations is depicted here: Expansion Set 1B of 3
Coruscant
Expansion Set 2B of 3
alpatine & The Emperor — These two characters are represented by two completely separate personas, and as such there is no relationship between the two in gameplay. Any rule or game text reference to the persona name Palpatine refers purely to any character cards representing Senator or Chancellor Palpatine only. Any rule or game text reference to Emperor (for example, Sim Aloo) applies only to cards representing the Emperor as seen during the classic movie trilogy. Thus both characters can be on table at once, and no persona replacement is permitted between the two personas. edi Master Icon — altered rule — The round Light or Dark Force icon depicted on any Jedi Master character card adds 1 to the Force generation a player activates for him or herself. It does not count as an icon at a location for any purpose. Thus, for example, this Force icon cannot be canceled by a Sleen, does not add to an Ewok’s power or forfeit, and will not make a non-battleground into a battleground.
Coruscant
Expansion Set 3A of 3 3B of 3
Tatooine and pisode I Environment — Coruscant (as well as the upcoming Theed Palace) expansions designate many cards with an Episode I icon. These cards are compatible with the entire Star Wars combined together to form a stand-alone Episode I only environment designed especially for exciting constructed play. Visit Decipher’s website at www.decipher.com for more information on exciting tournaments being held. This icon on a rade Federation Icon — starship or vehicle card indicates an allegiance to the Trade Federation. Such a starship or vehicle is not Rebel, Imperial, or independent. Characters aligned with the Trade Federation say so in their lore. Look for these exciting new products in 2001!
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