Robo Rally

Their range has no limit. Any robot in the line of sight is shot. Robot lasers cannot fire through walls or shoot more than one robot. Remember to take a SPAM damage card for each laser that hits you.

You must reach checkpoints in numerical order. In order to reach a checkpoint, you must be on it at the end of a register, and you may enter a checkpoint from any side.

After you reach a checkpoint, take a checkpoint token, and place it on your player mat to track your progress in the race.

Board elements only activate if your robot ends the register on them. For example, if you move through a laser's path on any given register but do not end your move on the laser, you will not be hit.

You can push fellow robots, and sometimes robots will bump into each other. For more on pushing robots. There are other types of board spaces to be aware of.

See page 12 for more information on racing through the factory. You can use permanent or temporary upgrades during the programming and activation phases.

See each upgrade card for specific details regarding that upgrade. Repeat "Activating your robots" steps for the remaining registers.

Remember, after all players have activated their programming cards for a register, board elements activate, and robot lasers fire.

After the fifth register is complete, players take the programming cards in their registers and place them in their discard piles.

Then play returns to the upgrade phase. Robots are not impervious to damage, and any time they fall into a pit, are shot, or are knocked off the board, that player must take damage in the form of damage cards, which are played like programming cards.

When you receive a damage card, place it in your discard pile. When you shuffle your programming deck, the damage card will be in it, diluting your hand.

Immediately discard the damage card by returning it to the appropriate damage card draw pile. Now it is out of your deck. This is the advantage of programming a damage card.

Take a programming card from the top of your deck, and play it in your current register. It will be a random card, so it might really mess up your plans!

And that is the disadvantage of programming a damage card! Note that if a damage card draw pile ever runs out, any player who would have drawn that type of card must choose a damage card of another type.

There are four types of damage cards, and some are scarier than others. Here's a more detailed description of each type. This is the simplest form of damage.

Robots must take a SPAM damage card when they are shot by a board or robot laser. When you program a virus damage card, any robot on the board within a six-space radius of you must immediately take a virus card from the draw pile.

When you fall off the board or into a pit, or when you activate a worm card, you must reboot your robot.

When you reboot your robot, you must immediately take the following steps:. Regardless of the current register, your programming is canceled for the round, and you may not complete remaining registers.

Immediately discard any programming cards including damage cards in your remaining registers, as well as those in your hand. You must wait until the next round to program your robot.

Place your robot on the reboot token that is on the same board where your robot was when it rebooted. Effect: At the beginning of a register, you may spend one energy to negate any robot lasers that would hit you that register.

Effect: You may discard cards from your hand and place them on the top of your deck. Do not draw replacement cards. Effect: Once during each round, you may permanently discard one damage card from your hand.

Draw a replacement card from the top of your deck. Effect: When you push another robot, give that player this card, and take one of their installed upgrades.

That player keeps this card until they use it. Effect: Your robot can pass over, but not land on, pits. If you end your move on a pit, you fall in.

You can't turn off Hover Unit, and you can't hover above another robot. Robots in the line of fire take one SPAM damage card.

Effect: Once per register, when you shoot, you may pay one energy to deal two additional SPAM damage cards and push the attacked robot one space in the direction you are shooting.

Effect: If you attack a robot, that player replaces the card in their next register with the top card of their deck, unless it is the final register.

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