- "FIND THOSE RINGS" At the beginning of the game the players take turns to place the Mandarin's Rings (See below) on the board.
- "I FOUND ONE!" A character who is on a square adjacent to, or on, one of the rings, they may use an action to pick it up.
* Rings may not be picked up if the character is adjacent to an opposing figure
* When a character has picked up a ring he is considered to be wearing it and may pick up other objects as normal.
* Characters may wear as many rings as they wish, as long as they pick them up.
* Rings act as light objects except for in combat. They add nothing to combat, and cannot be thrown. However, they can be TK-d
* An attack may be made to 'De-ring' someone. This must be declared before the attack. If succesful, this attack does no damage, but you take the ring from the opposing character.
- "LOOK WHAT I CAN DO" Any character in possesion of a ring may use it's abilities as if it had that power. If the power is a ranged attack or power and your character has a range of '0' then assume they have a range of 4.
If you wish to play this scenario you may find these counters useful. Print them about 30mm by 30mm that's just larger than a clix base...
I've taken a few liberties with the Mandarin's rings to make them a little more compatable... I hope Mandarin fans out there have it in their heart to forgive me.
