FAQ
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Rules questions from the BoardGameGeek forum. Answers marked Official were confirmed by Scorpion Masqué or the designers. No official rulings are included in this FAQ.
Common mistakes
- Using Power gained during a Turn for an Attack on that same Turn; Attack strength was set at the start. Ruling · Rule
- Moving previously placed cards to make a new insert fit; only the new card may move. Ruling · Rule
- Expecting a Block bonus when no Attack was stopped; the Block must cancel at least one Attack to succeed. Ruling · Rule
- Healing a Fighter after their marker reaches KO; KO Fighters cannot be healed. Ruling · Rule
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When can a Fighter be knocked out, and can they be healed after reaching KO?
A Fighter is knocked out when their marker is on the KO space at the end of a Turn. Once there, they cannot be healed. Source thread
If opposing Fighters are knocked out during the same Turn, is the result a draw?
Yes. If at least one Fighter on each team is knocked out during that same Turn, the match is judged a draw. Source thread
When is a Fighter’s Power measured for an Attack?
Use the Power held at the start of that Fighter’s Turn. Power gained or lost during the Turn does not change that Attack. Source thread · Source thread
Can players look at their own Fight Deck order while inserting a card?
Yes. You may see the order of your own cards, but not the opponent’s. Source thread
Do players add their chosen Build card secretly?
Yes. Add the card and choose its position in secret. Any immediate bonus must be announced, but you do not reveal the card or where you put it. Source thread
Does an Attack with 0 Power count as a successful Attack?
Yes. It is still an Attack even though it causes no HP loss, so it can trigger a Bonus Action when blocked. Source thread
Does a Block trigger its Bonus Action when no Attack is made against it?
No. A Block is successful only if it cancels at least one Attack. Source thread · Source thread
What does “You” mean on a card?
It means the Active Fighter who played the revealed card. Source thread
Who does “Opponent” or “Opponents” refer to?
“Opponent” is the other player’s Active Fighter. “Opponents” means that Active Fighter and their Partner. Source thread
How do simultaneous damage and healing resolve?
Calculate the difference between HP loss and healing, then move the marker by that amount. Source thread
Can one copy of the game run two matches at once?
It can, though a second set of health markers, Power cubes or special tokens may be needed. Source thread · Source thread