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Risk of Rain: The Board Game [DEMO]

@Clorces
The Drone teleport is not limited by its range.
Monsters always move as much as they have to, even if it means missing an attack sometimes.
Given attack actions are taken from the survivor's range, if able. If not, then they have a range of 1 (the drone's range).

@Goosetavo I do not know scripting for TTS, so I wouldn't be able to add that feature.

And, supposedly, a survivor's card has no range. If a drone gives that survivor an attack action, damage is counted from the survivor's level tracker and any bonuses they might have, but what about the range? I understand the range is taken from the drone, but since the drone can give that action in its own range (e.g. to a survivor on an adjacent tile), does 'reaching' with that range count from the survivor's or the drone's position?

And one more question: if a monster has a buff that impacts its movement and it would move past a survivor, does it prioritize moving as far as possible (even if it means missing its attack) or does it stop near a survivor so it can hit them?

Is drone's teleport ability limited by its range, or is it only applicable to actions it gives to survivors - so survivors that get its action need to be in range?

Will there be a random script for items and locations spawns?

@Drippin' Jimmy
Ally and Survivor Drones can block damage as long as they have Armor. If they do not have Armor they do not die, they can just no longer block damage.

on a 1 or 2 player game when the ally drone loses all of its shields does it die if it takes damage with no shields left?

@Argonnix "End of Turn" just refers to after all other effects of a card in the action row are done (all monsters of that type activated, a survivor's finished their actions, etc), but could be any turn.
"End of your turn" is specifically your survivor's turn, where things like Bustling Fungus check if you've moved or not. We should add a "steps of a turn" section to the Action Phase for clarity.

Each monster activates individually, so the 3 Lemurians would deal 1-1-1 damage, not 3.
Cover is meant to block the first point of damage, not the whole attack (but it should probably have a 1 to make it clear).

Glad you are enjoying the game, happy to answer any other questions you have!

Plus we were wondering if the symbol damage the monster do counts as an instance or multiple instance of damage ? (fe 3 lemurians deal one damage, do they deal 1-1-1 and repulsion armor plates can't apply, the player takes 3, or do they do it as a group and the damage is a whole 3, and can be reduced by 2 ? Does the cover block the whole first attack, or the first damage you would take if you take 2 damage ?)