How to Play Kingdom Death: Monster Part 4 - Showdown Phase
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- Опубліковано 24 кві 2018
- Here is the fourth of five videos teaching you how to play this one of a kind self-styled boutique horror game from mad genius Adam Poots. Today we teach you the rules for the Showdown Phase.
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Setup - 0:48
Building the AI Deck - 1:53
Basic Action / Reference Card - 5:05
Creating the Hit Location Deck - 5:12
Resource Decks - 5:18
Showdown Board Setup - 5:35
Showdown Round - 8:54
Monster Controller - 8:59
Monster’s Turn - 9:50
-Playing AI Cards - 11:06
-Pick Target Action - 12:59
-Persistent Injury Action - 17:38
-Playing Moods and Traits - 18:35
-Common Targeting Terms - 19:52
-Priority Target Token - 23:10
-Move and Attack Target Action - 24:24
-Variations on Move and Attack Target Actions - 24:53
-Monster Movement - 25:40
-Place a Monster - 28:01
-How Monsters Attack - 28:10
-Determine Hit Locations Against Survivor - 30:34
-Deal Damage to Hit Locations - 31:13
-Brain Damage - 33:48
-Trigger and Attack Effects - 35:04
-Common Triggered Rules - 36:05
-Intimidate - 36:53
-Duration AI Cards - 37:20
-Survivor Status AI Cards - 38:41
-Damage Outside of Attack Actions - 39:20
-Monster Healing - 40:11
-Collision - 40:44
-Showdown Board Edges (Movement & Collision) - 43:31
-Knocked Down - 44:16
-End of Monster Turn - 47:29
Survivors’ Turn - 47:44
-Movement - 48:26
-Activation - 48:45
-Survivor Attack Overview - 49:06
-Melee, Reach, & Ranged Weapons - 49:28
-How a Survivor Attacks - 50:38
-Attack Rolls - 50:42
-Determine Hits - 51:04
-Draw & Resolve Hit Location Cards - 51:47
Critical Wounds - 55:54
Survivor Luck - 57:20
Monster Luck - 57:46
Wound Attempts with Multiple d10s - 58:16
Perfect Hits - 59:05
First Strike - 59:38
Impervious - 59:53
Super Dense - 1:00:15
Other Notes - 1:00:31
Traps - 1:00:57
Doomed - 1:01:41
Survival - 101:54
-Survival Actions - 1:03:19
-Survival Opportunities - 1:05:13
End of Round - 1:07:26
Gaining Gear During the Showdown - 1:07:48
Aftermath - 1:08:16
Part 1 Survivors - • How to Play Kingdom De...
Part 2 Monsters - • How to Play Kingdom De...
Part 3 Resources and Terrain - • How to Play Kingdom De...
Part 5 Settlement & Hunt Phases - • How to Play Kingdom De...
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DISCLOSURE: Kingdom Death: Monster was purchased with personal funds with assistance from Roll Initiative. www.roll-initiative.com - Ігри
These videos are the best KDM rules resource that I have come across and must’ve involved a huge amount of work for you. I always refresh my memory from them whenever I have had lengthy gaps between campaigns and need to brush up on the rules. Well done.
Thanks so much, Mark! It’s really cool knowing these videos are getting repeat views to help with rule refreshers 😁
This is an amazing guide, Adam Poots should write you a thank you letter :)
Haha thanks, David! 😁 Just having people like you let me know how much they appreciate my work is all the thanks I need!
Ok i admit...these are the best on the web...better than tutorials i do for wargames
Thanks! I really appreciate that! Just subbed to your channel.
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline oh cool thanks!
Awesome vid. I love the way you refer to survivors in the feminine. It’s really refreshing. Thanks for uploading.
Really happy you enjoyed it! And thanks for watching!
I'm new to KDM and thanks to your vids that me and my friends can understand some difficult instructions.
So happy they helped, E!
And here it is! Thanks again!
Absolutely! Hope you find it helpful. The fifth and final part (Settlement and Hunt Phases) will be out within the next few weeks hopefully!
Thank you for making these videos. Look forward to the next!
I'm scripting it as we speak! I'm hopeful it will be out by mid May. Thanks for watching and the comment!
Wow! Excellent work and thank you so so much! Outstanding😀
Thank you! I truly appreciate that!
Thanks for taking on this task! Very concise guides
My pleasure and thank you for the compliment!
Very detailed and well put together ‘how to’ videos. The time stamps in the description are great whenever we need a in the moment reference. Great job!
Really happy you found it helpful, James! Thanks so much!
Thanks for these videos. This game is complicated to learn and I appreciate the time you took to be thorough and provide actual examples for all the rules!
Thanks so much for the kind words, Christian!
This is perfect
Thanks, Asab!
Thanks. Your chapter tags make this video key. We corrected a huge error in our campaign (monster damage) thanks to your video.
Really happy you found the video helpful, Marcella! Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Great videos. Very well presented. Probably the best on UA-cam. Subscribed and liked! Thanks. Any more KDM videos in the works?
Thanks, Landon! That's high praise. I've got several gameplay videos up already (Phoenix, Screaming Antelope, Gorm). Also I've got plans to film a Slenderman gameplay in the near future. Most likely it'll be published by the end of March.
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline I really love the expansion unboxings. I enjoy them. The other ones on UA-cam are so shitty, blurry and they never show thay much! Keep it up man!
I do what I can! Thanks again, Landon. Just wait til the Gambler's Chest comes in...now THAT will be an Unboxing for the ages!
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline I cannot wait!!!!
I thought for hit location. They are drawn face down next to the die. Then, the player chooses which one to reveal, one at a time, and resolve them, while the other cards are still face down. Kinda making it like Russian roulette with the cards. Cause if you hit for 5 cards. You KNOW one of them is a trap. Also, it holds the suspense longer during a fight scene.
Good question. Page 74 of the rules states “The monster controller draws 1 monster Hit Location card for each hit and places them face up in front of the attacking player.”
This is importantly because if ANY of them are a trap the entire attack ends and the trap is resolved.
Also, strategically choosing which location to attempt to wound first is a huge part of the overall strategy of the game.
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Hello! One question! around @27:26 when you talk about how a monster moves away from a target or something other that is specified. Should you keep the phasing of the monster? Or should you turn it so its phasing is in the direction that it moves?
I understand that when a monster is "backing" it does not turn around. But if you are instructed to "Move away from...." you should turn the monster they?
Also when in the same situation if the monster where to perform a "full move away from then hero in the tall grass" Would you only move a straight line towards the right, or bottom? Or could you move, one space down, one space right and continue in that facion. It would be the same ammount of spaces away from the specific hero, right?
Hey Viktor! I think you got your answer over on BGG but just to reiterate, yeah I should have adjusted the monster's facing before it moved. In that example I failed to do so. Good catch!
@ 54:25 I cannot find the rule that you put an AI card into the wound stack when you shuffle the AI deck. Could you tell me on which page that rule is discribed?
Hi Tim. At the timestamp you provided I'm talking about what to do if you wound a monster while the AI deck is empty. In that case you shuffle the discard pile to create a new AI deck and then discard the top card.
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline Thanks for the answer.. I guess I should have listened a little bit closer
Hello, thank you for the hard work! Could you please elaborate a bit on how the "Alert" Mood AI card works:
1) Does it mean that the survivors basically can't move inside the Zone of Death without getting the priority token and being targeted with Basic Action? e.g. if they are inside the zone when the card comes into play.
2) Is that correct that the survivors can move only 1 space if they are inside the Zone of Death before the card activates?
3) Is it discarded after triggered once (i assume it's discarded to AI card pile) or it remains in the Trait/Mood/Persistent injury section?
Sorry to bother you, but your explanations are the best i could find on UA-cam!
Hey Adrian. Good questions.
1) Correct. If a survivor is already within the Zone of Death when the card comes into play as long as they don't move then they won't gain the Priority Target token.
2) Correct. The first space a survivor moves into within that zone immediately ends their movement.
3) Alert says once a survivor gains the Priority Target token in this way discard Alert (to the discard pile) and perform the lion's basic action. Alternatively if you could find a way to knock the lion down first Alert would also be discarded.
Thanks for the questions and if you have anymore feel free to ask!
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline Thank you so much! Checked out more of your KDM videos - you deserve way more likes and views!
Adrian Reid thank you so much! I really do appreciate the kind words 🙂
29:37 Wait a minute, it means that with more accuracy the monster's attack is less probable?
The accuracy stat on an AI card indicates a number the monster must roll (or higher) to hit the survivor. If the monster gains a +1 accuracy token or has +1 accuracy as a permanent stat then the number on the AI card would actually lower in order to make it easier to hit the survivor. So for instance if an AI card had an accuracy of 3+ then the monster hits on a roll of 3 or greater. If the monster gains a +1 accuracy token then using that same AI card the monster would hit on 2+. Alternatively if the monster gains a -1 accuracy token the monster would hit on a 4+ using that same AI card. Hope that makes sense! If you need any further clarification just ask. And thanks for watching!
One thing I consistently see, but can't wrap my head around, is that 4 spaces away doesn't seem to mean 4 spaces in between, but only three. that just feels and seems wrong though?
I can see how it could seem a little illogical. For instance in real life if we say, “That building is one mile away,” we can also say, “There’s one mile between me and that building,” and it pretty much means the same thing. But when you’re dealing with a grid like this 4 spaces away will pretty much always be synonymous with 3 spaces between.
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline Well you exactly got my point. I come from Wargaming (40k) and 9" away means 9.000000000000000001" away, so if you have to set up 9" away, a weapon with 9" range is NEVER in range, or you cheated while setting up.
If a monster does 3 attacks and hits on all of them, can you dash away and negate all the hits?
Good question, Jitters. No you wouldn't be able to do this. Once the monster has hit a survivor the only way to get rid of any of the hits is to dodge. Survivors may dash and surge only during Survival Opportunities. These are:
-During flows on AI cards
-Between actions on the survivors' turn.
-Before performing reactions
-After critical wound effects
-When a monster is knocked down
Hope that helps!
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline very good to know. Thank you!
At minute 36:35, when you count 5 spaces , why do you not count like always, starting from the mini square? I'm confused.
You should never include the starting space when moving. If you did then moving 1 space would actually mean you stay where you are.
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline I got so confused! Some of the earlier videos when you explain the terrain placement, for some reason it feels like this is how you calculate.
I hope not! If you can give me a time stamp in those videos I’ll take a look and see what’s going on. I appreciate all the help I can get in keeping these videos rules accurate! 🙂
@@BoredOnlineBoardOffline 08:06 Stone Column on the top left is 3? spaces away from the Tall grass, but on the Stone Column card it says 4.
That tall grass is 4 spaces away (there are 3 spaces in between) from the tall grass.
This just like with the survivor you previously mentioned. It moved 5 spaces so there are 4 spaces between its starting space and its ending space.
I pity the survivor that receives the priortittergetetoken
In seriousness thanks for doing these videos. They're very helpful.
I agree! The priortittergetetoken would be horrible to receive!
I'm very happy you've found them useful! Thanks so much for watching and for the comments!
These videos do no have enough likes.
Thanks, Andrew!!