Zombicide: Mission A26 – The Tunnel: Part 2

Zombicide: Mission A26 – The Tunnel: Part 2 Rulebook

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Condemn the tunnels! Cause the collapse of the tunnels by using Molotov cocktails on the blue and pink Invasion Zones (see Special Rules).

They come from everywhere! Drawing a blue or green Light card allows all Zombies located in collapsed Zones to immediately resolve 3 Move Actions. They then come out of the hole!
Oh, how pretty! Each Objective gives 5 experience points to the Survivor who takes it.
Noise in the darkness. The blue and pink Invasion Zones are active from the start.
Thanks, Mr. Molotov! Place the blue and green Objectives at random among the red ones, face down. Taking one of these Objectives gives a Molotov to the Survivor. If no Molotov is available, the Survivor only gains experience points.
It's going to blow! Throwing a Molotov into a collapsed Zone also removes the Invasion Zone in it. The Survivor gains 10 additional experience points.

Tiles needed: 2R, 4R, 7R, 8R, 10V & 12V.
The sheet's tile key shows the six tiles as a grid of three rows and two columns: 10V and 2R in the top row, 4R and 8R in the middle row, 7R and 12V in the bottom row. This is the arrangement printed on the sheet.
The full map is printed on the sheet. The Survivors' starting area (blue icon) is in the lower-middle part of the map, a blue Invasion Zone is on the right-hand side of the lower half, and a pink Invasion Zone is in the upper-left part of the map. Place the tiles to match the printed map.

As printed in the legend on the sheet:

Survivors' starting area: where the Survivors begin.
Event trigger: a green card with a question mark.
Objective (5 XP): a red card with a cross. Worth 5 experience points, as in the Special Rules.
Open door: a red-framed door.
Invasion Zones: blue and pink zones, both active from the start.
Invasion markers: numbered markers 1 to 6, printed on the map.

The French term "Zone d'Invasion" is rendered as "Invasion Zone" and "Déclencheur d'événement" as "Event trigger", matching the wording used in the sibling A23 transcription.
The French "carte Lit" (Lit card, from "lit", meaning lit up) is rendered as "Light card". This is the translator's choice of English term; the sheet does not print an English equivalent.
"Zone effondrée" is rendered as "collapsed Zone", and "Objectif" as "Objective".
The French "Dalles requises" line is rendered as "Tiles needed", and "Matériel requis" as "Required materials", following the sibling mission sheets.