Multiple cards can be attached to a single Weapon or Armor. If that Weapon or Armor is stolen, all attached cards move with it to the new controller.

All Continuous cards still apply on any extra turns granted. Costs and Duration are still taken into account for the additional turns.

Removing the Bleed condition counts as your Action for the turn so you do not qualify for the extra card draw at the Final Chapter.

Losing HP is not the same as taking damage.

Effects that prevent or reduce damage (including Armor blocking) do not prevent HP loss.

Effects that reference ownership check who a card belongs to. Effects that reference control check whose zones the card is currently in.

Own
A Character owns the cards that began the game in their deck, unless an effect explicitly changes ownership. Ownership does not change when a card changes zones or is stolen.

Control
A Character controls any card currently in their zones, including equipped cards and cards in their Inventory Zone, regardless of who owns the card.

KEY-005

Cards that deal Fire or Poison damage do not automatically apply the Burn or Poison conditions.

A card must explicitly state that it applies a condition.

KEY-006

Reacting to a Weapon attack with a Steal card transfers control of the Weapon but does not cancel the attack unless otherwise stated.

If a card has an additional cost (e.g., “Burn Out 10 cards:”), that cost must be paid before the card is played.

If the card is cancelled, any paid costs still occur.

TIME-002

When an Action performs multiple attacks, each attack resolves separately in its own chain. Bonuses, Reactions, and Armor blocking are applied to each attack individually.

TIME-003

When multiple effects trigger at the same time, the Active Players decides the order in which they resolve.

TIME-004

1. Dice are rolled and targets are chosen before Reactions are declared.

2. All players must declare their Reactions before resolution begins.

3. Once cards start resolving, no further cards may be added to the stack.

TIME-005

1. Pay the top-right cost first.

2. Pay any additional costs listed in the card text.

3. Declare targets and roll dice.

- You may pay costs in any order (e.g. from hand, top of deck), unless a card specifies otherwise.