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Paleblood Hunt - Unofficial Expansion for Bloodborne: The Card Game

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Paleblood Hunt is a nonprofit standalone game and fanmade expansion for Bloodborne: The Card Game

Original game by Eric M. Lang. Distributed by CMON and licensed by Sony PlayStation.
http://cmon.com/#/product/bloodborne-the-card-game

“When the red moon hangs low, the line between man and beast is blurred. And when the Great Ones descend, a womb will be blessed with child.”

Paleblood Hunt transforms Bloodborne: The Card Game by raising the stakes and sharpening the competitive edge. Encounter new monsters, weapons and utilities to claim victory over your opponents.

“Seek paleblood to transcend the hunt.”

• 30 New Upgrade Cards
  
  • 7 New Melee Weapons
    
  • 2 New Ranged Weapons
    
  • 15 New Utility Cards
    
  • 6 New One-use Cards
• 17 New Chalice Dungeon Cards
  
  • 8 Monsters
    
  • 6 Bosses
    
  • 3 Final Bosses

SET UP AS AN EXPANSION TO THE BASE GAME

1. Go through the Bloodborne™ The Card Game Upgrade Deck and remove all duplicate cards except for the second Ludwig’s Rifle. You should have 15 cards remaining.
   
2. Shuffle Paleblood Hunt and/or Hunter’s Nightmare expansion cards into their associated decks.
   
3. Prepare the Chalice Dungeon Deck from either of the following suggestions:
   
   • CLASSIC a.k.a Chalice Dungeon - 7 random Monsters and 3 random Bosses.
     
   • LONG a.k.a The Hunt - 9 random Monsters and 4 random Bosses.
4. (Optional) Take another 11 Monster cards and create a reserve deck for certain enemy cards (i.e. Micolash). Discard remaining Monster cards not in a deck.

SET UP AS A STANDALONE GAME

1. (Optional) Create a substitute for the First Hunter token, the trophy tokens and 5 starting cards if you’re not using Bloodborne™ The Card Game.
   
2. Create Upgrade and Chalice Dungeon Monster, Boss and Final Boss decks with the Paleblood Hunt and/or Hunter’s Nightmare cards.
   
3. Prepare the Chalice Dungeon Deck from either of the following suggestions:
   
   • CLASSIC a.k.a Chalice Dungeon - 7 random Monsters and 3 random Bosses.
     
   • LONG a.k.a The Hunt - 9 random Monsters and 4 random Bosses.
4. (Optional) Take another 11 Monster cards and create a reserve deck for certain enemy cards (i.e. Micolash). Discard remaining Monster cards not in a deck.

Q: Does ≤ mean less than or equal to?
Does ≥ mean greater than or equal to?
A: Yes. We used them to save space.

Q: Do I get the bonus damage for Evelyn if I obtain the 5+ Blood Echoes
during my attack?
A: Yes. If you had 3 unbanked Blood Echoes and use Evelyn and obtain 2 Blood
Echoes you get the extra damage during the same attack.

Q: Before cards are removed at the end of the round, do they count as
cards in play?
A: Yes. Make sure you don't go over 7 cards.

Q: Burial Blade; What does “Alive Hunters cannot dream” mean?
A: It means they skip the Hunter’s Dream step if they’re still alive. If they die they enter the dream, obtain an Upgrade card and discarded cards go back into hand.

They still get other bonuses from cards i.e. reduce damage or Beast Claw’s damage.

Q: Why remove the duplicated cards from the base game?
A: In the original version of the game every single base game Upgrade card is duplicated (Cannon and Repeating Pistol each having 4 total copies). We were not fond of this as too many cards would be in the deck if we introduced more. Similar cards have been produced to balance the game, the goal is that almost every card is now unique.

We don’t get rid of the Ludwig’s Rifle duplicate as its special ability relies on another.

Q: For cards like Fire Paper or Monocular - When Hunters play their weapon type are they now affected by applicable conditions against Weapons?
A: Only after they’ve played their Weapon card. They’re still Weapon Cards but without their sub-text special ability in play.

e.g.
- Player A (First Hunter) plays Tiny Tonitrus.
- Player B plays Fire Paper.
- Player C plays Flamesprayer.
- Player D plays Shaman Bone Blade on Hunter C.

Player B hasn’t yet played a melee weapon so he isn’t affected by player A this round, Player C’s Flamesprayer doesn’t affect Player B during the Monster Attacks step. Player B plays any Melee weapon of his choice and deals damage to Monster. Now that he has played a Melee Weapon, the Flamesprayer is now in effect. Player D controls Player C to attack Player B for 4 (2x2) damage.

Paleblood Hunt is created by Arbie and Gent

Special Thanks:
Bale, Wakatu, Jorkell, Trips, bonkers, Edgeworth and more for play testing.
Bosscelot and TVHEAD for advice and corrections.
Eric M. Lang for creating a fun card game.