Each roundEach session of Earthborne Rangers represents one day of your campaign and is played in rounds. There is no limit to the number of rounds in a day. Each round is divided into... Read more, the Rangers spend more time exploring the area around their current location, discovering new beingsCards that represent creatures, people, and other sentient things in the environment. These are usually path cards, though may also be Ranger cards. Path Beings • Set Reminder: An icon showing which set... Read more and featuresCards that represent structures, terrain, and other inanimate parts of the environment. These are usually path cards, though may also be Ranger cards. Path Features • Set Reminder: An icon showing which set... Read more as they do.

In the first phase of the roundEach session of Earthborne Rangers represents one day of your campaign and is played in rounds. There is no limit to the number of rounds in a day. Each round is divided into... Read more, starting with the lead Ranger, draw one 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 per RangerThe symbol  represents the number of Rangers (players) currently playing the game. When it is next to another value, multiply the number of Rangers by that value (for example, in a two-player... Read more. If the card is marked with a number underneath a book icon to the right of its name, find the corresponding entry in 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, and read it aloud. Then resolve any effects that resolve when the card “enters play.” Fully resolve the effects of each card before drawing and resolving the next.

• If you need to draw a 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 but the deck is empty, shuffle the path discardPlace discarded cards in their corresponding discard pile and discarded tokens in the supply. Effects that trigger when a card clears do not trigger when a card is discarded. Read more to create a new path deck from which to draw.
• Each 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 is marked with an arrow to the left of its name that indicates the area in which it should be placed. A card with an upward-pointing arrow is placed along the wayAlong the way is part of the play area. It is a common area accessible to all Rangers at the center of the table that represents things in the environment that aren't near... Read more. A card with a downward-pointing arrow is placed within reachWithin Reach is part of the play area. There is a separate within reach area in front of each player. This area represents things that are in the Ranger’s immediate vicinity. When an... Read more of the Ranger who drew it.