- Attacks show a 5x5 grid marking the hit zone
    - Attacks mark out zones they hit, player chooses one zone
    - Monster attacks must be relative to the torso (deck)
    - Hunter attacks are relative to the hunter

Special effects
- Move parts/hunter
    - Monster must obey specific rules (all cards touching torso 8 directions)
    - Some monster attacks move the hunters that get hit
- Status effects
    - Put a token on a hunter or monster part
    - If N tokens would be placed, do different effects and clear
    - Effects
        - Poison (2): Damage when using that part/attack
        - Paralyze (2): Can't attack for a turn
        - Blast (3): 2 damage
        - Blight: Weakness from that type while token is on

Damage
- Defaults to 1 for all attacks
- Have elements, but those only trigger weakness/immunity
    - Weakness should be used sparingly/as part of blight

Monster Parts
- Only have so many of a type out in play at a time
    - 2 claws
    - 1 fang
    - 1 tail
    - 2 special (breath, wings)
- Identity card gives deck building restrictions (element, what kinds of specials)
    - Shows how many defeated cards are necessary to enrage

Enraged
- Deals extra damage but also takes extra damage

Hunter cards
- Prebuilt Deck Composition
    - Identity/Hunter card
    - 5 Items
    - 3 Weak Attacks
    - 3 Strong Attacks
    - 6 Special Attacks
- Items get discarded on use, attacks don't
- Healing
    - Take cards from top of discard
- Movement
    - Can move one space before attacking
    - Some attacks move the hunter

Buffs
- Rotate to show timing

Classes
- Sword and Shield (Starter)
    - Defense/parry/counter cards
    - Slashing weapon
- Katana
    - Stances add persistent buffs, but also weaknesses (movement speed, rage)
    - Slashing weapon
- Chakrams
    - Highly mobile, most attacks allow movement "through" the monster
    - Slashing weapon
- Hammer (Starter)
    - Slow, lay down self-buffs, but requires buffs to deal damage
    - Blunt weapon
- Hunting Horn
    - Cue up to 3 buffs, then activate them all for whole team a round
    - Blunt weapon
- Leaping Staff
    - Switch between ground and aerial combat
    - Cards launch you in the air for N turns (acts like a buff)
        - These same cards should be weak in the air, to prevent putting too many in there
    - Mobile while in the air
    - Blunt weapon
- Bow
    - Ranged, but needs to aim (and thus get pulled in range)
        - Ammo as a buff?
    - Piercing weapon
- Piercing Weapon 2
- Piercing Weapon 3