Standard Co-Op Rules

• Can only use scrolls or quests with the Co-Op icon on them.
• The 4+ rule will not apply.
• No traps can be used.

Forming groups

• Any two players or more can come together to form a group. At this point your attack and defense is added up and becomes one.
• Whoever's turn it is, is considered the point player.
• When you are in a group, players can swap items around as they normally would if alone. This includes scrolls or Lone Quests. The groups inventory and carrying capacity acts as one.
• Players can split off from the group on their turn should they wish to.

Moving as a group

• If you are moving as 2 or more players you then move as a group. You only use one die.
• Whoever's turn it is rolls the die.

Group Battles

• Each turn, the point player rolls one die. They decide where to go and you all move as one.
• If the group must battle an enemy, then everyone's attack and defense is added up and counts as one. The same will apply if battling enemies that are part of a group.
• If you discover anything other than an enemy, such as items or Lone Quests then the point player will interact as normal.
• If damage is sustained, then the point player will have to take the damage.
• If enemies attack the group then the group can decide who will take on the roll of point player for that battle.

Standing Enemy (S.E.) and Enemy Groups

• S.E. move equal steps to their level (if the scenario allows them to move).
• If multiple enemies are together they form a group. Their attack and defense is added up to become one and their elements are not factored in. They then move equal to the highest level enemy.
• If an S.E. walks over a player or is spawned on one they will automatically attack them.
• S.E. can be attacked by the players. Players will get the first attack.
• When you attack S.E., you can attack one or multiple. If multiple you add up their defense.
• If they can’t bypass your combined defense of summoned creatures and you then they will attack the lowest level summoned creature you have.
• You can return a S.E. to its deck by simply inflicting damage onto them. You still only claim rewards by defeating them as normal.
• If a Standing Enemy spawns on top of you, they will attack you immediately gaining the first attack.

Differences

• When a player dies, if they don't have a medallion piece they stay on the step they died on. Another player can revive them by using a medallion piece on them.