#GDEReviews: King of Tokyo! Counters (Episode 6 of 7)

How much energy do I have to spend? Am I poisoned? How do I know? In King of Tokyo, players keep track of these elements with counters.

In King of Tokyo, energy is currency -- it's what players use to buy things. Your energy is represented by tiny green cubes. Each cube is one point of energy.

In addition to these energy cubes, King of Tokyo uses small round counters that represent ongoing effects of certain cards.

For example, one keep card is called “Poison Spit.” When a monster with this ability deals damage to another monster, that monster’s board gets a poison counter that represents ongoing damage from the attack. At the end of their turns, monsters must take one point of damage for every poison counter they have. Poison counters can be removed by rolling hearts, but a heart used to remove a poison counter does not also heal damage.

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