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Bloodborne: The Board Game – Forbidden Woods

Expansion for Bloodborne: The Board Game

Bloodborne: The Board Game – Forbidden Woods Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Bonus Chapter
    • Bonus Chapter Introduction Card
  • Forbidden Woods Tiles
  • Gaps

Bonus Chapter

  • This Expansion includes the Forbidden Woods Bonus Chapter. This Chapter is never played on its own, but incorporated into other Campaigns.
  • To incorporate this Bonus Chapter into your Campaign, take the Mysterious Connections Mission card and follow its instructions. Completing this Mission during gameplay will reveal further instructions on how to proceed.

Bonus Chapter Introduction Card

The Bonus Chapter includes an Introduction card (titled "Forbidden Woods Bonus Chapter – Introduction"). Its flavour text is not transcribed here; it is too small to read reliably at the resolution available. See Gaps.

Forbidden Woods Tiles

  • This Expansion features a unique set of tiles, identified by the Forbidden Woods tile icon (a round emblem) on each tile.
  • These tiles are only utilized when playing the Forbidden Woods Bonus Chapter and the Forbidden Woods Campaigns. Do not add them when playing any other Campaigns!
  • Likewise, when playing these Chapters, only use these Forbidden Woods tiles. Other tiles are never used!

Gaps

This transcription covers only the two rules-card faces that were found. The following are not included, and nothing has been filled in for them:

  • The Forbidden Woods Mission and Encounter card text, which is printed in the box.
  • The text of the Bonus Chapter Introduction card. Its flavour text is too small to read at the available resolution.
  • The Mysterious Connections Mission card, which is the card the Bonus Chapter's instructions point to. Its instructions are not available in this source.
  • The Forbidden Woods Campaign setup and the Bonus Chapter's setup card text beyond the introduction above.
  • The icon on each tile is described only as a round emblem. The tile icon is not otherwise named in the source.

Players who need these parts should use the physical box contents, which are the authoritative source.