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# Dejarik ### Overview Dejark is a strategic two-player board game inspired by the holographic monster battles of Dejarik. Featuring a unique circular board and four distinct creature types per player, Dejark combines tactical movement, ranged combat, and resource management to create a dynamic and engaging experience. Players aim to eliminate their opponent’s creatures while managing points to revive fallen units, with victory hinging on outmaneuvering and outlasting the opposition. ### Creatures Each player controls four creatures, inspired by the holographic monsters of Dejarik, with the following stats: - Brute: Attack 2, Defense 3, Movement 1, Range 1 - Scout: Attack 1, Defense 2, Movement 3, Range 2 - Guardian: Attack 1, Defense 3, Movement 2, Range 2 - Predator: Attack 3, Defense 1, Movement 2, Range 1 - These four types provide a balanced mix of strength, speed, and resilience. ### Setup Each player starts with one of each creature (Brute, Scout, Guardian, Predator). Creatures are placed on the outer ring in four predetermined spaces opposite each other: For example, if the outer ring is numbered 1 to 12 clockwise: - Player 1 places their creatures on spaces 1, 2, 3, 4. - Player 2 places their creatures on spaces 7, 8, 9, 10. - Each player begins with 10 points to use during the game. ### Turn Structure \- **Revival Phase (Optional):** If you have at least 2 points and any defeated creatures, you can spend 2 points to revive one creature. Place the revived creature on any empty outer ring space. You can revive multiple creatures in one turn if you have enough points. \- **Activation Phase:** Choose one creature to activate, you can move and attack in a single turn. ### Movement and Attack - **Movement:** Each move (along a ring or radially) costs 1 movement point. Creatures cannot move through occupied spaces or land on a space with another creature UNLESS you are using the SCOUT. - **Attack:** After moving, if the creature is adjacent to an enemy, it can attack if an enemy creature is within the creature(s) range. If Attack ≥ Defense, the defender is defeated and removed from the board. If Attack < Defense, nothing happens. They a dice, the higher number wins. **Surrounding an enemy creature will give you +3 damage against the cornered creature** - **Win Condition**: You win if, at the start of your opponent’s turn, they have no creatures on the board and less than 2 points remaining (meaning they can’t revive anything). ![image_2025-04-05_054757679.png](https://wiki.unlimitedprojectstudio.com/uploads/images/gallery/2026-02/image-2025-04-05-054757679.png)