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Solium Infernum

Basic Combat Moves

All Praetors have access to four basic combat moves. Combat moves are assigned through an in-game menu, where

Skulls, Shields, and Orbs may be allotted to these moves. e four basic moves are:

Melee Attack: is move may be augmented by one to ﬁve Skulls. When compared to the opponent’s move in their

corresponding Combat Slot, this move may do hit point damage against the opponent. e hit point damage is equal

to the number of allotted Skulls plus a random roll of the aggressing Praetor’s Luck subtracted by the sum of the

defender’s allotted Shields and a random roll of the defending Praetor’s Luck. In other words:

Damage = (Number of Skulls by aggressor + aggressing Praetor’s Luck Roll) - (number of Shields by defender +

defending Praetor’s Luck Roll)

Melee Defense: is move may be augmented by one to ﬁve Shields. When compared to the opponent’s move in

their corresponding Combat Slot, this move may block hit point damage against your Praetor. e blocked hit point

damage is equal to the number of allotted Shields plus a random roll of your Praetor’s Luck.

Guarded Attack: is move may be augmented by one to four Skulls as well as one to four Shields. It is a hybrid move

that acts just like a Melee Attack and Melee Defense.

Infernal Burst: is move must be allotted three Orbs for execution. It does 1d6 damage directly to your opponent’s

hit points. No Luck can mitigate this damage, however some exotic combat moves can block or absorb the damage

from Infernal Bursts.

Exotic Combat Moves

Praetors can learn other, more powerful combat moves by training with Manuscripts. Some Manuscripts require a single

piece for training, although -- as you recall -- the more powerful moves require you to collect two or three matching

pieces for their completion. Exotic combat moves follow the same rules with Skulls, Shields, and Orbs as do their basic

move counterparts, although special bonuses may apply bonus damage or grant special advantages during that combat

round. Consult Appendix C for a full list of these moves.

Note: Some combat moves grant added damage when certain conditions are met. is damage CAN be blocked by

unused Shields and Luck working on behalf of the defender. When successful, the bonus damage granted by the combat

move acts as a virtual bonus Skull because it adds damage yet costs nothing extra to perform.

Level Up

e winning Praetor is automatically given a level-up advancement, except in the Grand Tournament where a special

title is given to the sole surviving Champion at competition’s end. e game determines these random bonuses based on

the Praetor’s current level, and it oﬀers these choices to you on the following turn through your turn message log. You

must select one level-up bonus to proceed.

Banishment

e losing Praetor is banished to the Abyss (i.e., Tartarus) and removed from the game.

Single Combat Example

In the above example of Single Combat, Furfur

has emerged victorious over Decarabia. You can

see the six Combat Slots that compose a single

round of combat. Each Praetor ﬁlls these slots

with combat moves according to his abilities.

First Slot

In the ﬁrst Combat Slot Furfur has chosen

an exotic combat move called Impale that he

has acquired through training. If the Shields

assigned to his Impale move exceed the

Skulls (if any) assigned to the combat move

by Decarabia, Furfur does extra damage.

is extra damage is equal to the diﬀerence

between the Shields of Furfur and the Skulls of

Decarabia. Decarabia has chosen a ﬁve Skull

melee attack so the diﬀerence is only one.

e Impale combat move and the melee attack

of Decarabia are resolved simultaneously for

the slot. Furfur’s Impale move is three attack

Single Combat

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