This list is for Dungeon Run, my variant of the Horde Magic format meant to play like a rogue-like dungeon crawler. The basic version of the game uses 5 room decks, 4 regular and 1 Boss. Each room deck has 21 cards, 14 token creatures, 6 regular creatures, and 1 legendary creature. Boss rooms can have different ratios of tokens to non-tokens, but should ultimately be harder than a regular room (or at least a special challenge). Rooms don't have to be thematic, but its a fun challenge to make a set of them all have there own themes. The other big difference is the Loot Deck. During setup, 3 random cards from the loot deck should be shuffled into each Room Deck. These loot cards can be taken by the player(s) after a room if they're still on the battlefield. If the Loot gets destroyed, exiled, etc. then they're gone for good.

> The Game

> What you'll need.

• 4 Room Decks
• 1 Boss Deck
• At least 25 Loot cards
• Dice: d6 for coin flips(odd = tails, even = heads), d20 or d100 for enemy target selection, 4 spin downs for life total.

> Setup steps

• 1) Randomly add 3 Loot Cards to each Room Deck and then shuffle them separately.
• 2) Assign a number (1-4) to each regular room deck and roll a d4 to determine which goes first then second and so on. The Boss Room Deck is always last.
• 3) Shuffle the Loot Deck and reveal the top 10, determine the starting Loot. Each player gets 1 point to spend on starting Loot. Players can agree to spend points together on a single Loot. A card's cost in points is equal to it's mana value divided by 2, rounded up.
• 4) Players get 3 turns to setup (just like regular Horde Magic).
• 5) After Setup, roll a d20 for player initiative and another for the enemy initiative; The one with the higher roll goes first.

> Rules that differ from Horde Magic

• When the Room is empty (all cards from Room Deck are in grave or exile), the turn ends, the next room starts and initiative is rerolled.
• Loot Cards re-enter the battlefield when players take control of them.
• Decks need a minimum of 40 cards, but there is no maximum.

> Odds and Ends

The Room Decks in this list are a work in progress so they may and probably will be changed around.

The Loot Deck currently consists of a selection of artifacts that can be used by players and the enemy without the enemy having to make decisions. I intend to eventually add a curses and blessings deck, but first my friends and I had want to playtest the current ruleset so stay tuned.

Hit me up on Twitter @Gio_Gio52 for suggestions or questions.