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STEVE JACKSON GAMESStock #30-2109 Version 1.0 – November 2008
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FANTASY SET 9 – DUNGEON DANGERS
Painted by Denis Loubet
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INSTRUCTIONSPrinting: Print the second page of this PDF on heavy white
cardstock (available from any office-supply store). A color printer isrecommended.
Cutting: Cut the figures along the dotted yellow lines. DO NOTcut on the solid lines – those are the fold lines.
Folding: The best way to fold the figures is to start by scoringalong each fold line. Use a letter opener, coin, or similar object;“mark” along a straight-edge to indent the fold lines on each figure.Then place the fold line over a sharp table edge and bend. This willgive a clean and accurate fold.
If you use a table edge without scoring first, the fold may notgo exactly where you want it. It may be easiest to score eachcard before cutting it apart.
Assembly: A finished figure has a front, back, and base.You may assemble figures either temporarily or perma-nently.
For temporary assembly, cut along the dotted linesthat extend halfway into the base of each figure. Youcan then lock the two halves of the base together (seeillustration). The figure will stand up during play, but can be taken apart and stored flat when you are through with it.
For permanent assembly, overlap the two sides of the base andglue or tape them together.
Weighting: If you assemble your figures permanently, you canweight each base with a BB, fishing sinker, or similar object gluedinside. They are surprisingly stable without weights, but you maywant a little “insurance.” A ball of clay makes a good temporaryweight.
Identification: Each figure has a unique ID number on its base,along with a very brief description. However, no identification hasbeen placed where it will show during play. If you wish, you canwrite names, letters, or numbers on the front or back of each figure;we’ve left this to the purchaser’s preference.
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CARDBOARD HEROES©1982, 1999, 2008 by
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