Q: If one of Ironskull's Boyz is dealt 3 damage by an Attack action, is there a window where I can score Too Dumb to Die before my opponent plays a damage-dealing reaction during the successful Attack action to take my fighter out of action?

A: No.

Q: If one of Ironskull's Boyz is dealt 2 damage by an Attack action and the attacking player plays a damage-dealing reaction to deal 1 damage, can I score Too Dumb to Die?

A: No. The damage dealt by the reaction is separate from the damage dealt by the Attack action.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: Can I score Conquest if all of my fighters are out of action?

A: No.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: Do upgrades applied due to Spoils of Battle or Ghoulish Pact count towards scoring Escalation?

A: Yes.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: How do I resolve the pushes when I play Earthquake?

A: Choose a direction, then push every fighter in that direction simultaneously. Any fighters that cannot be pushed in that direction (because of a blocked hex, another fighter that cannot be pushed, the edge of the battlefield or a rule that prevents them being pushed) are not pushed. As pushing every fighter at once is a little tricky to do with more than a few fighters on the battlefield, it is fine to push the fighters one at a time, so long as you bear in mind that all of the pushes happen simultaneously as far as the game is concerned (so, for example, a reaction to Earthquake - or any push made because of Earthquake - can only be made after all of the pushes from Earthquake have been resolved).

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: When Forceful Denial is played in response to a ploy with a chance of failure (or a degree of success), like Daylight Robbery or Healing Potion, can it be played after it has been determined that the ploy (or how much the ploy) has succeeded?

A: No, it must be played before the success or failure of that card is determined.

Q: Can I use Forceful Denial in response to a ploy played as a reaction?

A: Yes - the trigger for Forceful Denial is your opponent playing a ploy, which is a different trigger to the one they played their reaction against.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: Can I play Inspiration Strikes on a fighter that is already Inspired?

A: Yes.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: If a successful Rebound ends the combat sequence, is there an opportunity to react with “during an Attack action that fails” reactions such as Gorefist?

A: No.

Q: When can I play Rebound?

A: After step 3 of the combat sequence, if you can see from the attack and defence roll that the Attack action will succeed, either because the attacker rolled more successes or because you rolled the same number of successes but the target would be trapped.

Q: Who has dealt the damage dealt by Rebound?

A: The damage is dealt by the warband of the player who played Rebound.

Q: If a player plays Rebound during an Attack action and successfully rolls a Dodge or Critical success for that reaction, is the Attack action considered to have failed?

A: Yes.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: Which reactions can be played in the same reaction window as Twist the Knife (thereby preventing the attacking player playing Twist the Knife)?

A: Rebound, No Retreat and the reaction on Unflinching Guardian.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: When do I score the glory point from A Destiny to Meet?

A: At the end of the last action phase, before the third end phase.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: When does the fighter suffer the wound from using Daemonic Weapon?

A: The wound is suffered before the Attack action.

Q: Who has dealt the 1 damage suffered by a fighter making an Attack action with the Daemonic Weapon upgrade?

A: That fighter.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: Can Soultrap still be used if the attacking player used Twist the Knife?

A: Yes. Twist the Knife is used when it is determined that the Attack action will succeed, to increase the amount of damage the Attack action deals. Soultrap is used when the fighter is taken out of action (so when the damage is dealt).

Q: Can Soultrap still be used if either player used Rebound?

A: Yes. Rebound is used when it is determined that the Attack action would succeed. Soultrap is used when the fighter is taken out of action (so when the damage is dealt).

Q: If an enemy fighter would be taken out of action by my fighter's Attack action, but my opponent uses Soultrap so that they are not taken out of action, can I still drive that fighter back?

A: Yes.

Q: If I use the reaction on Tethered Spirit or Soultrap during an Attack action to save my fighter, is the Attack action successful?

A: No.

Q: If I've made a successful Attack action, but the enemy fighter is saved by Soultrap, meaning that my Attack action fails, what happens if that enemy fighter would then be driven back but is Trapped as described in the rules?

A: The Attack action becomes successful and damages that fighter (who will probably be quite dizzy by this point). This is because Soultrap is discarded after negating the damage when the Attack action was initially successful and has no further effect.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020

Q: If I use the reaction on Tethered Spirit or Soultrap during an Attack action to save my fighter, is the Attack action successful?

A: No.

Current as of official Beastgrave Designer's Commentary, June 2020