Ambassador Quiz

Ambassador Program

Welcome to the OverPower Ambassador Quiz!

We’re thrilled you’re here. Ambassadors are the heart of the OverPower community — the ones who bring new players to the table, spark excitement at local game stores, and keep the spirit of competition and camaraderie alive.

This quiz will help make sure you understand the core values of the program and what it means to represent OverPower in your local scene. It’s about showing that you’re ready to lead with passion, integrity, and a love for the game.

Let’s see what you’ve got.

Venture well!

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1. When a character is targeted with a Non-numerical attack, what ways can it be defended? (Note – remember that defensive actions are not always considered “Defending” a card)

A non-numerical attack can be Avoided or Blocked.

A non-numerical attack can be Avoided or the Target can be made Illegal.

A non-numerical attack can be Avoided or Shifted.

A non-numerical attack can be Avoided or Negated.

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2. In OverPower, Power card duplication is unique. Which of the following are considered duplicate Power cards?

Two level 8 Power Cards of different Power Types.

A MultiPower Power card of level 5 and a Brute Force Power card of level 5.

An Any-Power Power card of level 5 and a MultiPower Power card of level 5.

An Any-Power Power card of level 8 and an Combat Power card of level 8.

All of the Above.

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3. When a character is targeted by a numerical attack, which of the following are the ways it can be defended? (Note – remember that defensive actions are not always considered “Defending” a card)

A numerical targeted attack can be Blocked, Avoided, or the Target can be made illegal.

A numerical targeted attack can be Blocked, Avoided, Negated or the Target can be made illegal.

A numerical targeted attack can be Blocked, Avoided, Shifted, Negated or the Target can be made illegal.

A numerical targeted attack can be defended by flipping over the play surface, preferably if it is a table.

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4. In OverPower you have to discard duplicate cards. Which of the following would NOT be considered a duplicate?

Two Special cards with the same card name and the same character name.

Two Basic Universe cards which have the same “to use” value and the same Bonus to hit value, but have different art because they were form two different sets.

Two Special cards that both have identical functions, but each Special card is for a different character.

A Teamwork Universe card with the same “to use” value but have different bonuses and power types for their follow-up attacks.

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5. During the post concession phase what is a player allowed to do?

A player may make as many attacks as they want in the post concession phase with no restrictions.

A player may make as many attacks as they want, provided that the attacks read that they can be made “after the opponent concedes.”

A player may make 1 attack in the post concession phase, provided that the attacks read that they can be made “after the opponent concedes,” AND may play any number of non-attack action that also read that they can be made after 1 or both players concede.

A player may make 1 attack in the post concession phase, provided that the attacks read that they can be made “after the opponent concedes,” OR they play 1 non-attack action that also reads that it can be made after 1 or both players concede.

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6. During a game of OverPower a character can be KO’d based on the cards that have “hit” them. Which of the following is accurate for how to KO a character?

A Character is KO’d when they have 30 hits to Cumulative KO or three hits in 3 different Power Types.

A Character is KO’d when they have 20 hits to Cumulative KO or three hits in 2 different Power Types.

A Character is KO’d when they have 20 hits to Cumulative KO or three hits in 3 different Power Types.

A Character is KO’d when they have 15 hits to Cumulative KO but they are all in the character’s Hits to Current battle.

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7. In OverPower there are several offensive actions you can take on your turn. Which of those actions count as an Attack?

Any card that forces the opponent to discard cards.

Any card that reduced the opponents Venture Total.

Any card that targets a character on the opponent’s team.

Any card that reduces the cumulative KO threshold of the characters on the opponent’s team.

All of the Above

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8. In OverPower Event card effects affect both players unless the Event card specifically states otherwise.

True

False

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9. OverPower is played in a series of 8 Phases. Which of the following is the correct order of the 8 phases?

Draw Phase, Event Phase, Discard Phase, Venture Phase, Placing Phase, Battle Phase, Post Concession Phase, End of Battle Phase.

Draw Phase, Event Phase, Discard Phase, Placing Phase, Venture Phase, Battle Phase, Post Concession Phase, End of Battle Phase.

Draw Phase, Discard Phase, Event Phase, Placing Phase, Venture Phase, Battle Phase, Post Concession Phase, End of Battle Phase.

Draw Phase, Discard Phase, Placing Phase, Venture Phase, Battle Phase, Post Concession Phase, End of Battle Phase.

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10. In OverPower if you KO all your opponent’s characters the battle immediately ends.

True – when all your opponent’s heroes are KO’d the game immediately ends and you win.

False – when all your opponent’s heroes are KO’d you continue play until both players have passed their turn in succession.

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