Earth Set

The Himalaya Mountains, #1 of 100
Realm - Earth
Only fliers or earthwalkers can attack this realm.  All defending 
giants are doubled in base level and are immune to harmful events.

Camelot, #2 of 100
Realm - Earth
All heros and regents defending this realms are doubled in base level.

The Holy Roman Empire, #3 of 100
Realm (6)- Earth
Must be razed twice in one battle before being flipped over.  Can 
defend itself as a level 6 regent.

Ancient Egypt, #4 of 100
Realm - Earth
Cannot be attacked by swimmers.  All defending undead (mummy) champions
are tripled in base level.

Atlantis, #5 of 100
Realm - Earth
Only Swimmers can attack this realm, and all defending swimmers are 
doubled in base level.

Feudal Japan, #6 of 100
Realm - Earth
Thieves cannot attack or defend this realm.  Using their rules of 
honorable combat, any champion in this player's pool may challenge any
other champion in another pool during phase 4 instead of attacking a 
realm.  Losing champion is discarded, and the winner draws a card (not 
as Spoils).

Siberia, #7 of 100
Realm - Earth
This realm was originally used for exiling chriminals.  You may 
voluntarily raze this realm to discard any champion in any pool.
 Thieves may be sent to the Abyss.  While unrazed, this realm negates 
any Assassin's Guild in play.

Mesopotamia, #8 of 100
Realm - Earth
Only champions of base level 6 or less may defend this realm.  This
craddle or life doubles the adjusted level of all cards defending .

The New World, #9 of 100
Realm - Earth
The vast natural resources of this land allows one defending champion
per battle to search his draw pile for a magical item, which must be
immediatly played.  Reshuffle the deck afterwords.

Ming Dynasty, #10 of 100
Realm - Earth
Known for it's artifacts, this realm gives a +5 bonus to each 
artifact used by the defending champion.

Aztec Civilization, #11 of 100
Realm - Earth
Razing this realm in battle brings Montezuma's Revenge.  The razing
player must cut his draw pile and note the last digit of the card
number.  If it is higher than the attacking champion's base level,
the champion must go to Limbo until the end of that player's next turn.
Then do the same for each champion in that player's pool, reshuffling
the deck after each cut.

American Colonies, #13 of 100
Realm - Earth
All champions defending this realm are doubled in base level.  At
the begining of this players turn, cut your draw pile and note the 
last digit of the card number.  If it is a 0 or 1, rebellion strikes
and this realm must be razed.

Mayan Civilization, #14 of 100
Realm (5) - Earth
This realm can defend itself as a level 5 cleric.  The great amount
of gold found here allows the defending player to bribe one attacking
ally to join the defender's side each round of combat.

British Empire, #15 of 100
Realm (4) - Earth
As the sun never sets on this vast empire, up to three Earth 
holdings may be attached to this realm.  Can defend itself as a level
4 hero.

West Indies, #16 of 100
Realm - Earth
The owner of this realm may draw one extra card per turn.  Negates
any Tyr in play.

Death Valley, #17 of 100
Realm - Earth
Swimmers cannot attack this realm.  Due to the severe dryness
and the heat of this valley, an opposing champion cannot cast spells.

UnderTerra, #18 or 100
Realm - Earth
Underdark.  This realm extends under opponent's Earth Realms,
allowing them to be attacked by this player's champions and allies,
regardless of position or restrictions.


Hanging Gardens of Babylon, #19 of 100
Holding - Earth
These gardens grant peace and tranquility.  All defending 
champions are immune to offensive psionics (champion powers and power
cards).

Great Library of Alexandria, #20 of 100
Holding - Earth
After each round of combat, this holding can keep one spell cast the
previous round.  The next champion to defend this realm must
then cast the spell immediately, if the champion normally could.  If
the defender can't cast it, the spell is wasted (discarded).

Great Wall of China, #21 of 100
Holding - Earth
Only fliers or earthwalkers can attack the attached realm.  If
attached to the Ming Dynasty, all defenders gain four levels.

Stonehenge, #22 of 100
Holding - Earth
Any defending champion may cast any spell.  All spells cast by
a successfully defending champion are sent to Limbo after the round
of combat and are returned to their owner's hand at the end of this
player's next turn.

Ticky-Tacky Houses, #23 of 100
Holding - Earth
These monotonous buildings can be attached to any realm, and are
immune to the Rule of Cosmos.  Any champion attacking the attached
realm loses 2 base levels.

The Railroad, #24 of 100
Holding - Earth
The railroad gives this player a +5 ally to all this player's
champions, whenever they attack or defend any Earth realm.

Tornado Alley, #25 of 100
Holding - Earth
This holding stops all fliers from attacking the attached realm.


Reinventing the Wheel, #26 of 100
Event
All players must reshuffle their hand, discard pile, and draw pile
together.  Then all players draw five new cards.(Harmful)

Discovery of Electricity, #27 of 100
Event
All of this player's non-spellcasting champions can cast a +5
lightning bolt spell per round of combat until the beginning of this
player's next turn.(Helpful)

Lawsuit, #28 of 100
Event
Search your draw pile for any rule card and play it immediately
(unless the Ultimate Rule Card is in play) and discard the current
rule card, if applicable. (Helpful)

Judical Review, #29 of 100
Event
All rule cards in play are discarded (regardless of immunities)
and no new rule cards maybe played until the beginning of this player's
next turn.(Harmful)

Black Plague Strikes, #30 of 100
Event
All players must draw and discard a card from the draw pile.
Then, starting from the left of your pool, noting  the last digit of
the card number.  If the champion's base level is lower, discard it.
Do this for each champion in your pool (all opponents must to same).
(Harmful)

Reformation, #31 of 100
Event
All religious leaders are questioned!  All clerics are sent to
Limbo until the owner's next turn.(Harmful)

Civil War, #32 of 100
Event
All players must halve the amount (number) of champions in their
pool, rounding down.  Immune to Limited Wish and Intercession. (Harmful)

Louisiana Purchase, #33 of 100
Event
Can be played on any realm to change it's world logo to Earth.
Lasts until negated.  (Harmful)

Editor's note: This can be played on yours or opponent's realm.  It
would cause a non-matching holding to be discarded.

Citizenship, #34 of 100
Event
Play on any champion in any pool to change it's world icon to any
other legal world icon.  Lasts until negated or champion is discarded.
(Harmful)

Editor's note: Same as above but non-matching artifacts can be
forced to be discarded.

Air Raid!, #35 of 100
Event
Play on another player's realm to instantly raze it.  However,
the event player must have an unrazed Earth realm in play.(Harmful)

Construction, #36 of 100
Event
Search for a holding in your draw pile or discard pile and bring
it to your hand.  If it was found (or you even looked into) your draw
pile, reshuffle the deck afterwards.(Helpful)

Terrorist Attack, #37 of 100
Event
Play to instantly blow up (discard) any one holding in play. (Harmful)

Dog Fight, #38 of 100
Event
All flyers are challenged to a fight!  Discard all but one 
highest level flyer(s) in everyone's pool (use base level in determining
levels). (Harmful)

Industrial Revolution, #39 of 100
Event
This player may search his draw pile and place any number of magic
items and artifacts on the top of his draw pile.  Reshuffle the rest
of the deck afterwards.(Helpful)

Scientific Reasoning, #40 of 100
Event
This method of reasoning negates any one event that would directly
affect this player. (Helpful)

Monsoon!, #41 of 100
Event
Until the end of this player's next turn, torrential rains fill
an opposing player's pool.  Swimmers in that pool are the only ones
allowed to attack or defend for that player. (Harmful)

Drought, #42 of 100
Event
All players may ignore all restrictions of realms that state that
only swimmers may attack. (Helpful)

Wildfire!, #43 of 100
Event
All realms showing trees on the card become razed immediately.
(Harmful)

Creation of National Parks, #44 of 100
Event
Play this event to prevent (counter) any Earth realm from being
razed by a spell or event. (Helpful)


Kamikazes, #45 of 100
Ally +5
Flyer.  This ally's level is doubled is opposing a non-flying
champion, or tripled (not both) if opposing a swimmer.

Green Beret, #46 of 100
Ally +6
Can attack any realm, regardless of position or powers.

Yellow Journalists, #47 of 100
Ally +1
Known for overblowing the truth, all cards attached to the allied
champion are tripled, but if this side wins, the opposing champion
runs back to his pool (scared off) and is considered defeated.

Dolphins, #48 of 100
Ally +4
Swimmer.  If on the losing side of battle, these creatures can 
save the attached champion from going to the discard pile.  The champion
goes back to his pool with attachments.  This ally's power does not
work for dragon or giant champions.

Lady of the Lake, #49 of 100
Ally +4
Swimmer.  This player may search his draw pile and retrieve and one
magical item or Earth artifact and play it immediately into the current
battle.  If the item is still in play after the round of combat,
shuffle it back into the deck.

Florence Nightingale, #50 of 100
Ally +1
When discarded, all allies in the discard pile are returned to 
the player's hand.

John Wilkes Booth, #51 of 100
Ally +0
When played into combat, discard any one champion in play (regardless
of immunities).  However, the allied champion and this ally are 
immediatly discarded and defeated.

The Spanish Armada, #52 of 100
Ally +6
Swimmer.  When in battle, this ally can either destroy any one
non-flying ally played against it, or can remove one swimming ally
from the game (sent to the VOID).

Masai Pride, #53 of 100
Ally +4
This pride of lions are known for their ferociousness, so when
played, the opposing champion must draw and discard a card from his 
draw pile, noting the last digit.  If it is higher than the opposing 
champion's base level, he is scared off and is considered defeated
(champion returns to his pool without attachments).

Snipper, #54 of 100
Ally +1
When this ally is played into battle, it has to immediately shoot
and kill any one champion (excluding avatars) in any player's pool.
That champion is discarded.  Remove the sniper from the game (the VOID)
after one use (round of combat).

Editor's Note: This will also kill one of your own champions if 
you are the only one with champions in you pool!


Musket, #55 of 100
Magic Item +5
This item kills one opposing non-undead ally at any time during
battle. (Off)

Hand Grenade, #56 of 100
Magic Item
Attach to champion only during combat.  This magic item detonates
after one use and sends at least 7 levels of allies (that are already
in play) to the discard pile instantly (chosen by opposing player).
This card must be discarded immediately afterwards. (Off)

Christopher Columbus' Compass, #57 of 100
Magic Item +2
The attached champion and his allies can attack any realm, regardless
of position or restrictions.  If attacking a coastal realm, the item's
level rises to +6. (Def)

White Flag, #58 of 100
Magic Item +1
If on the losing side of battle, this champion can choose to 
surrender and retreat back to his pool without attachments, but with
allies. (Def)

Finger Torture Device, #59 of 100
Magic Item
If the attached champion is defeated in combat, attach this magic
item to the opposing champion.  That champion is frustrated and
cannot attack or defend until the magic item is removed by casting
dispel on it. (Off)

Gunpowder Keg, #60 of 100
Magic Item +2
This magic item increases to +12 when a card played after this one
that has "fire" or "flame" anywhere in its title.  This card must be
discarded after battle if used in this way. (Off)

Anti-Aircraft Gun, #61 of 100
Magic Item +7
This can only be attached to any Earth realm.  Instantly destroys
all flyers that attack the attached realm. (Off)

Lightning Rod, #62 of 100
Magic Item +3
Can only be attached to any realm.  This rod protects this player's
champions, realms, and holdings from all lightning. (Def)


Stone Golem of Prague, #63 of 100
Artifact +5 - Earth
Can only be attached to any Earth Realm.  Thief skills may not 
be played by an other player during ANY phase 3.  Thieves cannot use
their special powers when attacking the attached realm.

U-2, #64 of 100
Artifact - Earth
This artifact confers the ability to fly.  When attacking, the 
attached champion can look at the opponent's hand.  The champion can
choose to leave combat.  If the attached champion returns to his pool,
phase 4 is over, and no player recieves spoils.

Excalibur, #65 of 100
Artifact +4 - Earth
When used in battle, it instantly destroys any undead played
against this champion.  The possessor of Excalibur can attack any realm,
regardless of position or restrictions.

Holy Grail, #66 of 100
Artifact +2 - Earth
If defeated in combat, this champion and his allies return to the
owner's pool instead of being discarded.

Counterfeiting Machine, #67 of 100
Artifact - Earth
The attached champion can assume the level, attributes, and special
power of any champion in play.

Crown Jewels of England, #68 of 100
Artifact +6 - Earth
Attached champion becomes a regent.  If this champion is defending
the British Empire, the champion must be defeated thrice in one battle
before being discarded.

The Hope Diamond, #69 of 100
Artifact +5 - Earth
Can be attached to any champion of any world.  The Hope Diamond
carries a terrible curse and anyone who defeated the attached champion
is also cursed.  If the new owner doesn't attack on his or her turn,
they must be discarded and the Diamond is then attached to another
champion in the same pool.  If there are no champions left, the Diamond
goes to the original owner's discard pile.

Rosetta Stone, #70 of 100
Artifact +3 - Earth
Can be attached to any champion.  A champion with this artifact
can cast ANY spell, regardless of restrictions.

Shroud of Turin, #71 of 100
Artifact +3 - Earth
If the attached champion is defeated, the champion and all his 
attachments go to Limbo and return at the end of this player's next
turn.  Earth champions (except clerics) can't oppose him in battle.


Draco the Dragon, #72 of 100
Monster Level 7 - Earth
Flyer.  Draco guards many treasures and he never sleeps.  Cards
that have a stated time span have no effect of Draco (he may ignore
them).  Being ever vigilant, when defending, he may use his special
power and that of his attached cards before the attacker.

The Yeti, #73 of 100
Monster Level 5 - Earth
Earthwalker.  Immune to cards with "ice" or "cold" in the title.
This monstrosity can destroy one magical item played against him in
battle.

Poachers, #74 of 100
Monster Level 2 - Earth
Once per turn (phase 3 only), these poachers can send one monster
champion to the discard pile.  However, the owner of this champion
must send one card to the discard pile for each monster they kill.

Nessie, #75 of 100
Monster Level 8 - Earth
Swimmer.  Devours all swimming allies played against her.  Swimming
allies played with her cannot be discarded for any reason.

General S. Patton, #76 of 100
Hero Level 6 - Earth
This great war strategist and his allies can attack any realm
regardless of position or restrictions.  His allies gain 2 levels.

St. George, #77 or 100
Hero Level 7 - Earth
Automatically kills all opposing dragons in battle.

Alexander the Great, #78 of 100
Hero Level 6 - Earth
This great warrior can attack and realm, regardless of position.
Can attack twice in one battle (if he wins the first round of combat).

Nicholas Copernicus, #79 of 100
Hero Level 5 - Earth
Immune to the special powers of avatars and clerics.  If defeated 
by either, Copernicus returns to his pool instead of being discarded.

Shaka Zulu, #80 of 100
Hero Level 6 - Earth
The level of all attached cards are doubled when defending.

John Henry, #81 of 100
Hero Level 6 - Earth
Earthwalker.  John Henry is an avid tunnel builder.  He can use his
pick axe to tunnel his way to attack (with allies) any Underdark realm,
 regardless or position, powers, or holding.

Merlin, #82 of 100
Wizard Level 9 - Earth
Merlin is immune to the special powers of all monsters, heros,
or regents.

Harry Houdini, #83 of 100
Wizard Level 4 - Earth
Can use thief skills.  Known for being an escape artist, if on the
losing side of battle, he may escape back to his pool with attachments.
He is immune to cards that specifically stop him from acting, attacking,
and/or defending.

Witches of Salem, #84 of 100
Wizard Level 4 - Earth
Can cast cleric spells.  If defeated by a hero, that hero is cursed
and cannot use his special power until dispel magic is cast upon the
champion.

King Henry the VIII, #85 of 100
Regent Level 5 - earth
Can destroy up to 8 levels worth of attached allies or magical
items held by the opposing champion.

Genghis Khan, #86 of 100
Hero Level 6 - Earth
Can attack any realm regardless of position (but not powers).  Can
ignore the Great Wall of China.

King Arthur Pendragon, #87 of 100
Regent Level 6 - Earth
If Excalibur is attached to King Arthur, his base level rises to 12.
If he is also defending Camelot (while wielding Excaliber), he must
be defeated thrice defore being discarded.

Robin Hood, #88 of 100
Thief Level 8 - Earth
Always trying to do what's right, Robin Hood may retrieve up to 2
magical items from his discard pile after every victorious round of
combat, which he must give to other champions.

Billy the Kid, #89 of 100
Thief Level 4 - Earth
Can use hero unarmed combat cards.  This western outlaw can steal
any magical item in play.  This stolen item must be discarded after
the round of battle.

Nostrodamus, #90 of 100
Psionicist Level 6 - Earth
Known for foreseeing the future, this champion may look at a target
opponent's hand and the top card of owner's draw pile during phase 3.
Then, an attack must be declaired against the target opponent in phase 4.

Editor's Note: If it is not possible to attack the opponent, then 
the foreseeing power may not be used.

Mohatma Ghandi, #91 of 100
Cleric Level 7 - Earth
This champion may be sent to the Abyss from this player's pool to
force one non-Earth avatar in play to be discarded.

Zeus, #92 of 100
Wizard Level 23 - Earth
Avatar.  A monster champion of level 12 or greater must be discarded
to bring Zeus into play.  Once per battle, Zeus can cast a +7 lightning
bolt to destroy either one magical item or one opposing ally played
against in battle.


Ra, #93 of 100
Monster Level 21 - Earth
Avatar.  a champion with an attached Earth artifact must be discarded
to bring Ra into play.  This god of the sun can summon a +9 fire
elemental ally which he can send to help aid this player's champions
every round of combat while Ra is in the pool. Limit 1 avatar per pool.

Neptune, #94 of 100
Wizard Level 18 - Earth
Avatar.  A swimming Earth champion or a realm showing coastline
must be discarded to bring Neptune into play.  Once per any battle,
Neptune can cause a great flooding to cause all non-swimming champions
and allies to lose their special powers. Limit 1 avatar per pool.


Embezzlement, #95 of 100
Thief Skill +4
Play on a champion outside of combat with one or more attached
cards and use one of the attachments in battle.  That card is discarded
after battle. (Off/4)

Detect Concealment, #96 of 100
Thief Skill
Play on anothe player to force him to reveal all hidden cards that
are face down until the end of his next turn. (Def/3)

Money Laundering, #97 of 100
Thief Skill +2
Play on a player not involved in combat to force him to send a
champion in his pool or hand to act as an ally.  Win or Lose, that 
champion is returned to the opponent's hand. (Off/4)


Scientific Method, #98 of 100
Rule Card
Played at the beginning of the player's turn, this card is not
discarded.  It affects all players and remains in effect until any other
rule card is played.
     All Earth champions and realms are immune to offensive spells.

Commuting, #99 of 100
Rule Card
Played at the beginning of the player's turn, this card is not
discarded.  It affects all players and remains in effect until any other
rule card is played.
     All Earth champions can attack any realm regardless of position
or restrictions that show a road on the card.

Freedom of Religion, #100 of 100
Dungeon - Earth
The special requirements to bring out all of this player's avatars
are ignored.  Instead, a cleric of base level 6 or less or greater
must be sacrificed from the pool to bring each avatar out.  This player
can have a maximum of 3 avatars in his pool.  Neonic, Avatar's Edict,
and Titan's Walk the Earth have no effect for this player.


To see chase cards

Undead (mummy) is a subclassification of Undead. The only current members we have are Ankepot, Lesser Mummy, and Nemon Hotep. If you can think of any others, please e-mail Yogi, the Editor, so they might be added to the list. Or you can E-Mail me at bryangrube@netscape.net.

Special thanks to Steve, Andria, Mike, Kailin, Dave Stormer, and anybody else who helped on the project!

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