Zombicide Survivor: Nikki
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Zombicide Survivor: Nikki Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Nikki Survivor Card
Name: Nikki
Title: The Gator Wrangler
Skills (as printed on the dashboard):
- +1 free Ranged Action (blue level)
- +1 Action (yellow level)
- +1 free Ranged Action (orange level)
- Point-blank (orange level)
- +1 free Ranged Action (red level)
- +1 to dice roll: Ranged (red level)
- Hit & run (red level)
The dashboard shows its skills in four columns, with the level colour of each entry marked by an arrow icon. Reading left to right, top to bottom, the entries are: "+1 free Ranged Action" (blue), "+1 Action" (yellow), "+1 free Ranged Action" (orange) above "Point-blank" (orange), and "+1 free Ranged Action" (red) above "+1 to dice roll: Ranged" (red) above "Hit & run" (red). The experience track printed across the top of the dashboard (numbered 0 to 43) shows the blue band (0 to 6), the yellow band (7 to 18) and the orange band (19 to 43). The track is a template element and its numbers are not transcribed.
Gaps and Judgment Calls
- The dashboard does not restate the meaning of its skills. The terms "Ranged", "Action", "Point-blank" and "Hit & run" and the rules for each skill type are defined in the base Zombicide rulebook and are not reproduced here.
- The dashboard's experience track shows only two colour bands for the orange region (19 to 43) in the photograph. The four skill columns are transcribed in the order blue, yellow, orange, red, following the arrow icon colours on the dashboard. The orange and red arrows on the two right-hand columns are read from the icons, and the level each one indicates is as defined in the base game rulebook.
- The "CARD IN RESERVE" and "CARD IN HAND" boxes and the NIKKI name plate are layout elements of the survivor board template, not rules, and are omitted.
- The identity card's background text and flavour quote are fiction and are not transcribed. The card text is transcribed from photographs, not flat scans. The text is legible at full size.