Mission cards provide you with objectives you must complete in order to advance the story.
You will gain new missions when instructed by the campaign guideThe campaign guide is a book containing numerically ordered entries that you read as you play the game. These contain story text that can be read out to the group, as well as... Read more. When this happens, record its name on the campaign trackerThe last page of the campaign guide is a tracking sheet that can be used to keep track of your campaign progress. You can also find a printable PDF of this sheet at... Read more and the current day in the box to its left. Then find the corresponding mission card, and put it into play in the surroundingsThe surroundings are part of the play area. They sets the stage for the game. They contains the cards representing the current location, the weather, and any missions the Rangers are trying to... Read more. On the campaign trackerThe last page of the campaign guide is a tracking sheet that can be used to keep track of your campaign progress. You can also find a printable PDF of this sheet at... Read more, each line of the mission has three boxes to the right that some missions use to track progressProgress is a type of token that is added to cards by tests and other effects. It is a measure of time spent. For example, progress placed on a feature or a... Read more.
During setupTo set up the game, perform the following steps in order. If you are starting a brand new campaign, go to Getting Started and choose one of the options listed there. 1. Set... Read more, for each mission on your campaign trackerThe last page of the campaign guide is a tracking sheet that can be used to keep track of your campaign progress. You can also find a printable PDF of this sheet at... Read more that hasn’t yet been completed, put that mission’s card into play in the mission area of the surroundingsThe surroundings are part of the play area. They sets the stage for the game. They contains the cards representing the current location, the weather, and any missions the Rangers are trying to... Read more.
Missions work much the same way as path cards, except they typically do not have harmHarm is a type of token that is added to cards by tests and other effects. What it represents varies considerably from card to card. On beings it may represent physical harm,... Read more or progressProgress is a type of token that is added to cards by tests and other effects. It is a measure of time spent. For example, progress placed on a feature or a... Read more thresholds. If a missions card would be cleared or discarded by other game effects, it is instead returned to the surroundingsThe surroundings are part of the play area. They sets the stage for the game. They contains the cards representing the current location, the weather, and any missions the Rangers are trying to... Read more. Missions can only be removed from play by completing them (or other special instructions on the mission itself). When a mission is complete, cross it off on the campaign trackerThe last page of the campaign guide is a tracking sheet that can be used to keep track of your campaign progress. You can also find a printable PDF of this sheet at... Read more and return its card to the collection.
Each mission has an objective listed inside a green box. When this condition is met, read the next entry in the mission’s story.
Mission Subjects
Some missions have subjects listed in their name in parenthesis—for example, “Track (Quisi Vos).” These subjects are either a location card or path cardCards that make up the path deck. Each round, during Phase 1: Path Cards, each Ranger draws a path card. There are two types of Path cards:
• Beings
• Features
Read more, and are used by the mission in some way. When a mission is listed with a subject, find the subject’s card in your collection and attachSome cards instruct you to attach them to others cards. Place the attached card underneath the card to which it is attached with a bit poking out to remind you that it’s there.... Read more it facedown to the mission. The mission will provide instructions on how the subject is utilized.