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D-Day Dice: Flare Pouch

Expansion for D-Day Dice

D-Day Dice: Flare Pouch Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Cards
    • Blue Flare (Bengala Azul)
    • White Flare (Bengala Blanca)
    • Purple Flare (Bengala Purpura)
    • Red Flare (Bengala Roja)
    • Flare Cartridge (Cartucho de Bengalas)
    • Flare Pistol (Pistola de Bengalas)
  • Translation Notes

Cards

The six Flare cards are listed in the order they appear on the sheet. Each card shows a wrench symbol in its header, a number in a brown medallion (noted below as "Number on card"), and a star marker in the corner. The source does not explain these header symbols.

Blue Flare (Bengala Azul)

Number on card: 3

All units may re-roll 1 blue die.

A locked die may not be re-rolled.

White Flare (Bengala Blanca)

Number on card: 10

All units double the result of 1 white die.

Purple Flare (Bengala Purpura)

Number on card: 10

You only need one red die and one blue die in your Final Result to win the corresponding RBA bonus.

Example as printed on the card: one red die and one blue die = one red die, one white die and one blue die.

Red Flare (Bengala Roja)

Number on card: 10

Double all of your results from red dice.

Flare Cartridge (Cartucho de Bengalas)

Number on card: 3

Return any Flare that has been used to the available Items supply.

Flare Pistol (Pistola de Bengalas)

Number on card: 7

For each RBA in your Final Result, you may gain 1 random Decoration instead of the RBA bonus.

Example as printed on the card: minus one red die, one white die and one blue die = plus one Decoration token (shown as a medal with red, white and blue halves).

Translation Notes

  • "Bengala" is translated as "Flare" throughout, and "Cartucho de Bengalas" as "Flare Cartridge". The Spanish card names are given in brackets above.
  • The card names and the Spanish body text are reproduced from the source sheet. The English card names are the transcriber's translation.
  • "Dado Fijado" (the card refers to a locked die) is translated as "locked die". The source does not define the term; this is the transcriber's rendering.
  • "RBA" is kept as printed on the card. The source does not expand the abbreviation.
  • "Condecoracion" on the Flare Pistol card is printed without its accent in the source. It is translated as "Decoration".
  • "Objetos disponibles" is translated as "available Items". The source does not define the supply name.