 Centennial. You may shoot 1 additional Bang! at a range up to 3. |  Memento. If you would be eliminated "draw!" : if the card is not a spade. Stay at 1 life point and draw 1 card. If the "draw!" is unsuccessful, you can't play a Beer to save you. |  Unfinished Business. You may bring back any eliminated player! The chosen player maintains the character, role, and position at the table he/she was before being eliminated. The chosen player comes back into play with 2 life and draws 2 cards. | |
 Ambrogio. (4 life points): he regains 1 life point when he wounds a player with a BANG!. |  Deputy Barrett. (3 life points): at the beginning of the Sheriff's turn he draws 2 cards (after the Sheriff draws his cards to start his turn). |  Raymond Curtis. (3 life points): he starts the game with 3 gold nuggets from the heap. | |
 Six-Shooter Jack. (4 life points): during his turn he may play blue or green bordered cards on another player. |
Epic Duels was the first "miniatures" game that I played. I love Star Wars and the game is amazing! This is also the first game that I really tried customizing. I started making a Qui-Gon-Jinn deck first but could not find the right balance for it. I shelved it and started working on a deck for Anakin when he becomes Darth Vader at the end of Episode III.
 Cheers. Lose a gold nugget, and then give any player, including yourself, a life. |  Debt Colloection. Take one gold nugget from a player at a distance of 1. |  Loan. Gain two gold nuggets from the heap. | |
 Gold Pan. Discard a card with this card then gain one gold nugget from the heap and draw one card from the deck. |  Greed. Lose one life then gain two gold nuggets from the heap. |  Hit Me. Lose one life then draw two cards from the deck. | |
 Joker. You may play a Joker at any time to repeat the effect of any Brown Boardered Card you last played. You may do this even out of turn. The Joker is also a wild suit, meaning when played or when it is drawn for a “draw!” you may chose the suit. |
 Peace Pipe . Play this card in front of anyother player, to smoke the Peace Pipe! If you are smoking the Peace Pipe, you must “draw!” before the beginning of your turn: • if you draw a card showing Dimonds, you stop smoking, discard the Peace Pipe and continue your turn as normal; • otherwise keep the Peace Pipe and you may not use a BANG! on your turn. So, if you play a Duel, you will automatically lose a life point if your opponent plays a BANG! card. A player keep smoking the Peace Pipe until a Dimond is drawn with the effect explained above, or it is drawn or discarded by a Panic! or a Cat Balou. If you have both the Peace Pipe and/or Gamble and/or a Dynamite and/or a Jail in play, check the Dynamite, Jail, and/or Gamble first (in that order). |
 Buried Treasure . Play Buried Treasure in front of you. During one of your following turns, provided you still have the card in front of you, gain three gold nuggets from the heap. |  Robbery . Play Robbery in front of you. During one of your following turns, provided you still have the card in front of you, starting with the player to your left each player may return a gold nugget to the heap, or lose one life point. |
 Curse. You may play the Curse on yourself or another player. The Curse cannot be played on the Sheriff. When you have the Curse in play it is not discarded when you are eliminated. When eliminated you or the person with the Curse on them becomes a ghost during their turn and may use their character power. On their turn the ghost draws 3 cards, plays as many cards as he wants, and then discards all exceeding cards in his hand…that means all the cards in his hand since he has no life points! At the end of his turn he is eliminated again, so all of his cards go to Vulture Sam, if this character is in play, otherwise they are discarded as usual. As the text on the card states, each “ghost” is in play until the end of his turn: if the game ends during his turn, he is considered to be in play for victory purposes. So, if the ghost was an Outlaw or a Deputy, Outlaws win because at least another player (the ghost himself) different from the Renegade is in play. If the ghost was the Renegade, he wins if after killing the Sheriff there are no other players alive, otherwise Outlaws win. |  Headdress. The brown-bordered card may also be another BANG! You may repeat each effect one time only. If you repeat the effect of a Stagecoach or Wells Fargo, the Wild West Show card only changes the first time. Repeating the effect counts as one card played, if Miss Susanna is in play. |  Saloon Show. Even though this card has the same effect, it is not considered a Gatling, Saloon, or Indians. | |
 Satchel. When you have the Satchel in play you take into your hand all discarded cards from others players at the end of their turns, cards you discard at the end of your turn do not apply to this effect. |  Silver. When you have Sliver in play the distance between other players and you is increased by 1. However, you still see the other players at the normal distance. |  Spyglass. When you have a Spyglass in play, you see all the other players at a distance decreased by 1. However, other players still see you at the normal distance. Distances less than 1 are considered to be 1. | |
 Stetson. When you have the Stetson you are considered to have a Barrel in play at all times; you can “draw!” when you are the target of a BANG!, and on a Heart you are missed. If you have another real Barrel card in play, you can count both of them, giving you two chances to cancel the BANG! before playing a Missed!. |  U.S. Marshal. When you have the U.S. Marshal in play, during your turn, no card in front of any other player has any effect. This applies both to the blue- as well as to the greenbordered cards. It does not apply to equipment cards. |
 Clark Dana. (4 life points): he may play any card in his hand as a BANG! anytime another player plays a Beer, even when it is not his turn. First resolve the effect of the Beer played then resolve the BANG! he plays. If it is out of turn after resolving the effects of the BANG! it will return to the players turn that was interrupted. |  Daniel Long. (4 life points): on his turn he may discard a weapon card from his hand as a BANG! with the range of the discarded weapon. This does not count as his limit of 1 BANG! per turn. |  Lonesome Ranger . (5 life points): when any player eliminates him, he must discard all cards he has in hand and in play, this includes equipment cards. If the Lonesome Ranger had the role of Outlaw the play who eliminates he receives the outlaw reward after discarding all of this cards. | |
 Okie Annie. (4 life points): for each wound she has the distance other players she her is increased by 1. |  Pepper Minstix. (4 life points): anytime during her turn she my discard 1 card to draw 1 card from the deck. She may use this ability once during his turn. |  Robert Alder. (4 life points): when he plays a blue card he draws a card from the deck. | |
 Ted Rice. (4 life points): he may not be targeted with a BANG! by a player who’s range is less then his. |  The Fox. (4 life points): during his turn, other players character abilities have no effect. |
