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Zombicide: Usagi Yojimbo Survivor

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Zombicide: Usagi Yojimbo Survivor Rulebook

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

  • Miyamoto Usagi Survivor Card
  • Gaps and Judgment Calls

Miyamoto Usagi Survivor Card

Name: Miyamoto Usagi

Skills (as printed on the card, left column top to bottom, then right column top to bottom):

  • +1 to Dice Roll: Melee
  • Starts with a Katana
  • +1 Action
  • Hit & Run
  • Jump
  • +1 Damage: Melee
  • +1 free Combat Action
  • +1 free Move Action

ID slot note (as printed, top right of the card): "This slot may hold a Katana instead."

The card shows its skills as bars, each marked with a coloured flame icon. The flame colours are not printed as words and are not transcribed as levels. The word "Katana" is printed in red on the card and is transcribed as a plain word.

Gaps and Judgment Calls

  • Obscured text. On the product image, the start of the last skill line (the "+1 fr" of the wording) is covered by the miniature's sword and hand. Only "ree Move Action" is fully visible. The line is transcribed as "+1 free Move Action", which is the wording the sourcer and the visible letters support. This is a judgment call on a covered word and should be checked against a higher-resolution scan if one is found.
  • Card art and template elements. The Miyamoto Usagi portrait, the card frames, the flame and ornament borders, the slot emblem, the Katana illustration in the equipment slot, and the pack's banner artwork are artwork or layout and are not transcribed.
  • Copyright line. The copyright and trademark line printed on the card is boilerplate and is not transcribed.
  • Miniature. The Survivor miniature shown in the product image is a miniature of the same Survivor. The product image prints no rules for it beyond the Survivor card.
  • Card-only source. The product image is a single 1000 by 1000 pixel product photograph. Its card text is legible, but the small print is the least certain part of the transcription.