Fantendo Dice Heroes

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Fantendo Dice Heroes is a collectable dice game developed by Erictom333 Studios.

Gameplay[]

Each player gets one character's card and dice, plus a d60 spindown to track health. Each player's spindown is set with 60 facing up. One player is chosed by consensus or dice roll to go first, and play proceeds in the counterclockwise direction.

On a player's turn, they roll their dice to determine their outcome; dice can be rerolled up to 2 extra times if they are not satisfied with their results. Usually, they can damage one (or sometimes more) opponent(s) (reducing their health) or heal themselves.

If a character's health reaches 0, they are eliminated. The last person not eliminated wins.

Characters[]

Wave 1[]

Unten Creator - Plumber Current Owner - Community Unten is an important character in Fantendo, dating back all the way to the site's creation. He has starred in various games, including the original That One Series With a Long and Uninteresting Name That I Do Not Wish to Remember, its 2014 New Fantendoverse reboot Prodigy trilogy, its short-lived 2020 Fantendoverse Tau reboot The Bluebird Augury, and countless spinoffs and crossovers. Unten in a Beorn from the planet Zeon, which usually gets destroyed by Doomulus Grime and his giant drill, forcing him to leave. As of the New Fantendoverse, Unten lands on Earth in Noah, and eventually gets integrated into the main crew.

Unten consists of 6 d6s labeled: 1, 2, 3, ⚡︎, ⚡︎⚡︎, ❤. A single 1, 2, or 3, or a pair of two of the same, does nothing. Three of a kind deal the corresponding number in damage, four of a kind deal double, five quadruple, and six octuple. Lightning bolts automatically deals 2 damage per lightning bolt to a single target. Hearts heal Unten by 2 each. One of each face deals 5 damage to all opponents, ignoring all of the above.

3.14 Creator - Spark01? Current Owner - N/A 3.14, real name Coal Algebraic, is a major Fantendo character and one of its earliest. He is an ambient, an artificial intelligence manifesting in real life, created by A22 Enterprises in a project to create supersoldiers; he escaped, living amongst nature until the events of Fantendo - Genesis.

3.14 consists of 6 d6s labeled: ⚡︎, ⚡︎⚡︎, π, π, ❤, ❤❤. Lightning bolts deal 2 damage per lightning bolt to a single target. Pis do nothing if one or two are rolled. Three deal 3 damage, four deal 6, five deal 10, and six deal 20. Hearts heal 3.14 by 1 each.

Strafe Creator - JesseRoo Current Owner - erictom333 / KirbiMiroir Strafe Lockborne (or Strafe Luxalea) is a major Fantendo character and one of its earliest, having gone through multiple revisions and retcons. Typically, he is the son of Lock (the series' main antagonist) and a goddess of light (such as Palutena from Nintendo's Kid Icarus series or White Goddess), hence the epithet "Child of Light and Darkness". He was born in the city of Noah, located in Aereus (variously a continent or a country in northwest Africa), and typically starts out life as a common thief.

Strafe consists of 5 d8s labeled: 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 💥︎, ❤. Black numbers on their own do nothing. Two of a kind deal face value in damage, three of a kind deal twice face value, four deal four times, and five deal six times. One each of 1, 2, and 3 deal 6 damage unless combined with an explosion. One each of 1, 2 and 3 (all in black) plus an explosion deals 6 damage to all players, including Strafe. Gold numbers on their own or in pairs do nothing. Three of a kind deal three times face value, four deal six times, and five deal ten times. Five gold numbers, regardless of if any match, deal 5 damage to one target. One each of 1, 2 and 3 (all in gold) plus a heart heal Strafe by 10. Explosions deal 1 damage each to the players to the immediate left and right of Strafe. Hearts heal Strafe by 2 each.

PalmMan Creator - COKEMAN11 Current Owner - ShadowInferno PalmMan, real name Nikau in the Boundless Fantendoverse installment, is usually a robot hailing from the mine called 4.5, built as part of the T.R.I.A.D. program along with DragonMan and MineMan. In the Boundless Fantendoverse installment, he is instead a human

PalmMan consists of 6 d6s labeled: 1, 2, 3, ︎︎💧︎, 🔥︎, ❤, plus to 3 napalm tokens and 1 two-sided hourglass token. A single 1, 2, or 3, or a pair of two of the same, does nothing. Three of a kind deal the corresponding number in damage, four of a kind deal double, five quadruple, and six octuple. Two or more droplets place a single napalm token on any other player, which remains on them until PalmMan uses fire on them or is removed otherwise. If all napalm tokens are in play, nothing happens. Fire each deal damage equal to the tens digit of his health. On an opponent who possesses one or more napalm tokens, fire deals 7 damage per token, removing the napalm token(s). Hearts heal PalmMan by 2 each, or if PalmMan rolls two, removes a napalm token from the player or any other player. One of each face lets PalmMan place an hourglass token on them with the "2" side facing up. If any player has the token, they lose 2 turns.

McBoo Creator - McBooBlitzman Current Owner - None McBoo, full name Murphy Quinton McBoo, is the main character of the McBoo series, as well as a recurring guest in the YoshiEgg series and in early Fantendo crossovers. He is a Red Boo who wears a bow tie and a Mario-style cap with his initials.

McBoo consists of 5 d20s labelled: 1 (6 times), 2 (5 times), 3 (4 times), 4 (3 times), ❤ (twice). Two numbers in sequence deal the lower of the two numbers in damage to one target. Three numbers in sequence deal the sum of the three numbers in damage to one target. Four numbers in sequence deal 10 damage to one target and 2 damage to all other targets. Three of the same number deals face value to three consecutive targets, excluding McBoo. Four of the same number deals twice face value to three consecutive targets, excluding McBoo. Five of the same number deals face value to all other players. Hearts heal McBoo by 2 each.

Teardrop Creator - Half-blood2000 Current Owner - None Teardrop Seaside is the main character of the Teardrop series. He is an Oceanian who has the power to control water and change between its states.

Teardrop consists of 5 d5s labeled: ︎🧊, 💧︎, ︎☁️, ︎︎⚜️, ❤. Two ice cubes deal 2 damage to a single target, three deal 4 damage, four deal 6 damage, and five deal 10 damage. Three water droplets deal 2 damage to one target, four deal 5 damage, and five deal 10 damage. Three clouds deal 1 damage each to two consecutive targets, four deal 2 damage each to three consecutive targets, and five deal 3 damage to all other players. One each of an ice cube, water droplet and cloud deal 4 damage to a single target. Fleur-de-lyses deal 1 damage each. One each of an ice cube, water droplet, cloud and fleur-de-lys deal 9 damage to a single target. Hearts heal Teardrop by 2 each.

Zerita Creator - Community Current Owner - Community Zerita is a Catonean who frequently serves as Unten's sidekick and friendly rival

Teardrop consists of 5 d5s labeled: ︎🧊, 💧︎, ︎☁️, ︎︎⚜️, ❤. Two ice cubes deal 2 damage to a single target, three deal 4 damage, four deal 6 damage, and five deal 10 damage. Three water droplets deal 2 damage to one target, four deal 5 damage, and five deal 10 damage. Three clouds deal 1 damage each to two consecutive targets, four deal 2 damage each to three consecutive targets, and five deal 3 damage to all other players. One each of an ice cube, water droplet and cloud deal 4 damage to a single target. Fleur-de-lyses deal 1 damage each. One each of an ice cube, water droplet, cloud and fleur-de-lys deal 9 damage to a single target. Hearts heal Teardrop by 2 each.

Trivia[]

• Originally, the dice for Teardrop were proper 5-sided dice like Impact Miniatures's. There were some concerns regarding the fairness of these dice, resulting in some tournaments banning them. Some later re-releases of the Teardrop dice were d10s marked with each symbol twice (like Koplow's) ensuring that the dice is fair; these new dice are legal in all tournaments.