That’s a very basic overview of how the game works. If you’re able to save all of the healthy people, you win! You’ll lose the game if the Infection Supply ever runs out or if Raxxon’s power ever reaches eight on their track. This is also when everyone gets to clear all action tokens off of their character sheets so they get a fresh start in the next round. You’ll then add up all of the zombies in the crowd and in the Uncontained Quarantine area and add that many cards to the Population discard pile. When everyone has passed, you’ll flip all of the cards in the crowd face-up. Sometimes they can even end the round early, which is usually a very bad thing. There are different types of zombies and you’ll trigger negative effects when you find multiples of one type. The problem is that you have to flip the cards to find them and you never know how many zombies there will be. The ideal way to do that is by lining up three or more healthy people and using an action to evacuate them. What you’re attempting to do is find all of the healthy people in the crowds and move them to the Evacuation Pile. Often these cards will have the Raxxon icon on them, which means that you have to increase Raxxon’s power by one. If it does trigger, you’ll read the story text and then pick one of the options on the card. Sometimes the card will automatically trigger, but in most cases you’ll have to check the face-up cards in the crowd or the cards in the Raxxon discard piles.
Whenever you have to draw Raxxon cards, you’ll read the text up top to see if the card triggers. Zombies in the Contained Quarantine area will shift over to the Uncontained Quarantine area at the end of the round. When you kill rows of cards you send them to the Population discard pile and they’ll show up again later when the deck is reshuffled when you accidentally kill healthy people, you trigger the negative effect shown on their cards. Two of the other key actions characters can take are killing rows of cards and sending zombies to the Contained Quarantine area. The consequences include adding more cards to the crowd, drawing Raxxon cards (more on those below), and adding Infected cards to the Population discard pile. When you take one of your character’s actions, you’ll add an action token to your character sheet to remind yourself that you need to face those consequences before all future turns that round. Every action you take has future Consequences except for the Investigate action, which is when you flip one of the cards in the crowd. On this website you will learn more about the layout of the building.Įach round you’ll take turns taking actions until everyone has passed. In this game, the main character needs to do many useful things, including contributing to the construction of a medical center that develops supplements and medicines to improve male potency. After that all you have to do is set up the initial crowd grid (3×3 for two players, 3×4 for three, and 4×4 for four). For example, in a Regular game you’ll add 15 of the Infected (zombie) cards to the Population deck and the rest of the Infected cards will go into the Infection Supply.
To set up a game of Raxxon, you’ll build a Population deck based on how difficult you want the game to be. Arthur Ellis and is published by Plaid Hat Games. Your main goal is to get all of the healthy people evacuated, but you’re also trying to keep the pharmaceutical company Raxxon from gaining too much power. Raxxon is a cooperative card game set in the Dead of Winter universe in which you play as city leaders who are attempting to save people from zombies. This Raxxon review was made after playing the game five times.
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