FAQ & Corrections

If you have 5 or less Life Points at the start of your turn, you go CHAOTIC — you draw a Chaos card at the beginning of each of your turns for as long as you stay at 5 or less life.

No. Chaos cards are only drawn when a card effect or your tribe's Chaos Trigger says so — or every turn while you're Chaotic. When drawn, a Chaos card resolves immediately and interrupts the current turn.

Up to one Attack card and up to one Utility card, in any order. Reaction cards are different — any player may play them, any number of times, whenever their conditions are met.

If you decide not to play a card on your turn, you draw an extra card from your player deck at the end of your turn.

Once per game, at any time you could normally play a Reaction card (unless the power says otherwise). Tribal Powers are not deck or Chaos cards — they cannot be canceled and do not count toward card-play limits.

No. Monsters cannot be healed and cannot be protected by prevent effects. They menace everyone equally.

The player who deals the final damage defeats the Monster and gains its Treasure effect — the Monster card sits in front of them as a trophy. Defeat three Monsters and you win immediately.

Yes. Reflected damage may be sent at a Monster, and cards that say "target a player" may target a Monster unless the card says otherwise.

Yes — reflecting damage counts as prevention for Chaos triggers.

Drain counts as both damage dealt and healing received. For example, Drain 2 equals deal 2 and heal 2 — a net of 4 points toward the Vampire trigger (deal + heal 3 or more in a turn).

They are eliminated immediately and all cards they control are removed from the game. Any Monsters they damaged remain in play.

If a last-player-standing win and a three-Monster win would happen simultaneously, the active player wins.

At the end of your turn, if you have more than 7 cards in hand, discard down to 7.

Choose a starting player at random. Turns then proceed clockwise.