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Turn Overview
Follow these five steps in order: Roll Dice, Resolve Dice, Enter Tokyo, Buy Power Cards, End of Turn
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Initial roll
Roll the 6 gray dice (plus any yellow dice if you have a Power card or Wickedness tile allowing them)
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Reroll options
You may stop rolling at any time or roll up to three times total
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Second roll
Set aside dice you want to keep and reroll only the unwanted ones
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Third roll
Reroll any dice including ones previously set aside; keep final results
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Resolve in any order
You must resolve all dice showing on your final roll
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Victory Points (1, 2, 3)
Rolling three-of-a-kind of 1s, 2s, or 3s gains Victory Points equal to the number shown; each additional matching die adds 1 more Victory Point
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Wickedness Points from 1s
For each three-of-a-kind of 1s rolled, gain 2 Wickedness Points
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Wickedness Points from 2s
For each three-of-a-kind of 2s rolled, gain 1 Wickedness Point
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No Wickedness from 3s
Rolling three-of-a-kind of 3s does not grant Wickedness Points
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Track Wickedness
Move your counter up on the Wickedness gauge when gaining Wickedness Points
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Gain Wickedness tiles
When your counter reaches or passes level 3, 6, or 10, take one available tile from that level (you only gain a tile once per threshold and cannot have two from the same level)
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Energy Charges
Gain 1 Energy Charge from the pool for each lightning bolt rolled; keep them in your reserve until spent
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Smash (attacking)
Monsters not in the same location as you lose 1 Life Point for each claw rolled
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Yielding Tokyo
Monsters wounded by your claws may choose to Yield and leave Tokyo, or remain; Monsters who Yield still lose Life Points from the attack
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Heal (hearts)
If you are outside Tokyo, gain 1 Life Point for each heart rolled up to your maximum of 10
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No healing in Tokyo
If you are in Tokyo, heart dice do not let you gain Life Points (you can still gain Life Points from Power cards or Wickedness tiles)
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Monster elimination
If a Monster loses their last Life Point, they are eliminated and discard all their cards, Wickedness tiles, and Energy Charges
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Mandatory entry
If no one is in Tokyo, you must enter and place your Monster in Tokyo City
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Enter Tokyo Bay
In a 5 or 6 player game, if Tokyo City is occupied but Tokyo Bay is empty, you must enter Tokyo Bay
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First player enters
No Monster starts the game in Tokyo; the first player must enter Tokyo City during this step
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Yielding restrictions
You can only Yield Tokyo after losing Life Points from another Monster's claw roll
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Gain Victory Point on entry
You gain 1 Victory Point when you enter Tokyo
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Gain Victory Points for staying
You gain 2 Victory Points if you start your turn in Tokyo (includes additional turns from special effects)
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No healing in Tokyo
Monsters in Tokyo cannot use heart dice to heal
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Tokyo Bay rules
With 5 or 6 players, Tokyo Bay has identical effects as Tokyo City; both locations are considered "in Tokyo"
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Leaving Tokyo Bay
Once the game has 4 or fewer players, any player in Tokyo Bay must leave immediately (unless Tokyo City is empty, then move there)
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Purchase from Market
Buy one or more of the three face-up cards by spending Energy Charges equal to the card's cost
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Discard cards
Resolve the effect immediately then discard the card
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Keep cards
Place the card face-up in front of you; its power is now active
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Replace purchased cards
Draw from the deck to replace any cards removed from the Market; new cards are immediately available
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Sweep the Market
Spend 2 Energy Charges to discard all three face-up cards and reveal three new ones
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Continue buying
As long as you have enough Energy, you may keep buying or sweeping cards
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Activate end-of-turn effects
Resolve any Power card effects that trigger at the end of your turn
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Pass the dice
Give the dice to the player on your left (clockwise)
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