INSTRUCTIONS

1) Print on cardstock (easily available at an office supply store, it will work in most home printers with no problems).

2) For each villain, cut out its front and back sides, then tape or glue the two together, back to back.


HOW TO USE THE VILLAIN CARDS

1) The words "at the beginning of the villain phase" have been replaced on the cards with an "SV" icon ("start villain") and the words "at the end of the villain phase" have been replaced with an "EV" icon ("end villain") to save space and improve readability.

2) Each power, effect, or event on the villain cards has been given a title in bold text to allow players to easily scan down the villain card to see what they need to pay attention to.

3) The nemesis icons have been replaced with the faces of the actual nemeses for each villain.  In cases where the nemesis hasn't yet been revealed, the villain card just shows a "?" icon.  The villain is considered to be the nemesis of each alternate character card of the hero shown as well.  For example, Baron Blade is the nemesis of Legacy (as shown) but also Young Legacy, and Greatest Legacy.

4) Advanced rules for mini-boss oversized cards (the smaller ones with the built-in hp tracker) have been moved to their own card to save space on the character card.  If you’re playing Advanced mode, just lay out the Advanced rules card next to the character card, flipping it whenever you flip the associated character card.  Of course, the Advanced card does not count as an additional card in play and can’t be interacted with in any way by any other cards or effects in the game.