Warbands
View the fighter cards for each warband in the game.
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Steelheart Inspired's attack action (Mighty Swing) gains the following keyword: Scything.
Obryn the Bold gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Khorne.
Karsus the Chained gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Karsus Inspired's attack action (Savage Whirl) gains the following keyword: Scything.
Arnulf gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Arnulf's attack action (Piercing Blade and Axe) gains the following keyword: 
Critical success Grievous 1.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Khorne.
Riptooth gains the following keyword: Hunter.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Add the following sentence to the Empower spell action on both sides of each fighter card: In addition, if this spell is cast, this fighter cannot take this action again in this phase.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Tzeentch.
Blue Horror/Brimstone Horrors gains the following keyword: Minion.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Change the Inspire condition on each card to read: An upgrade other than an Illusion is given to this fighter.
Shond gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Jagathra gains the following keyword: Hunter.
Ollo gains the following keyword: Hunter.
Grawl gains the following trait: Beast, and the following keyword: Companion: Ollo.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Khazgan Drakkskewer gains the following trait: Flying.
Garodd Alensen gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Gallanghan of the Glade gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Gallanghan Inspired's attack action (Whirling Glaive) gains the following keyword: Scything.
Ahnslaine, Revenant Archer gains the following keyword: Hunter.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following trait: Flying.
The Maiden Inspired's attack action (Lethal Chill Blade) gains the following keyword: Critical success Grievous 1.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Karthaen: Change the Hunting Horn Action to read: Hunting Horn (Action): Put a Horn counter on this card. When there are one or more Horn counters on this card, re-roll any number of dice in the next attack roll made for a friendly fighter’s Attack action, then remove the Horn counters.
Lighaen gains the following trait: Beast, and the following keyword: Companion: Sheoch.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Draknar gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Master Talon gains the following keyword: Minion.
Royal Butcher gains the following keyword: Minion.
Night's Herald gains the following keyword: Minion.
Duke's Harriers gains the following traits: Flying and Beast, and the following keyword: Companion: Master Talon.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Rippa Narkbad: Change the Inspire condition on this card to read: This fighter has two or more upgrades, other than Illusions.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Morgwaeth the Bloodied gains the following keyword: Priest.
Lethyr gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Kyrssa gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Kyrssa's attack action (Sacrificial Knives) gains the following keyword: Grievous 1.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Change the Inspire condition to read as follows: In an Inspire step, you can remove two Waaagh! counters from this card. If you do, Inspire this fighter.
'Ardskull gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Nurgle
Ghulgoch gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Thrafnir gains the following trait: Beast.
Luggit and Thwak gains the following keyword: Minion.
Quiv gains the following keyword: Minion.
Bushwakka gains the following keyword: Minion.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Bahannar gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Senaela's attack action (Auralan Bow (Aimed)) gains the following keyword: Critical success Grievous 1.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter in this warband gains the following keyword: Slaanesh.
Glissete gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Kixi-Taka, the Diviner gains the following keyword: Priest.
Klaq-Trok gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Otapatl gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Ennias Inspired gains the following trait: Flying.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Change the Inspire condition on each fighter card to read: There are two or more Desecration tokens on the battlefield.
Dour Cragan and Razek Godblessed: change the Despoil ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the cards) to read: Despoil: Immediately after the final power step of the round, desecrate an objective this fighter is holding (see Desecration Tokens).
Dour Cragan gains the following keyword: Assassin.
Razek Godblessed gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Wollop da Skul gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Toofdagga gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Toofdagga Inspired's attack action (Toofdagga’s Daggas) gains the following keyword: Critical success Grievous 1.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Fuirann gains the following keyword: Brawler.
Duinclaw gains the following trait: Beast.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
The Patrician: Change the Deathbeat reaction to read: Deathbeat Reaction: Use this after an opponent’s power step. Choose one friendly fighter in friendly territory. Push that fighter 1 hex towards the nearest enemy fighter.
Each fighter in this warband gains the following trait: Flying.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter other than Blackpowder: Change the Light-fingered reaction to read as follows: Reaction: After a friendly fighter's successful Attack action that targets a fighter adjacent to this fighter, gain one Swag counter. In addition, you can pick one of the target's upgrades and break that card.
Mange gains the following keyword: Companion: Kagey, Peggz.
Shreek gains the following keyword: Companion: Blackpowder.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Deintalos the Exile: Change the Danse Dynamic ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: Action: Pick Move or Attack. Each friendly conductive fighter can make one action or superaction (if it is a Scything Attack action) of that kind. Then place up to one friendly out of action conductive minion in an adjacent hex 2 or more hexes from each enemy fighter and give that minion one Raise counter.
Prentice Marcov: Change the Puppeteer ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: Action: This fighter and a friendly Regulus can each make one action or superaction other than this action. Then place up to one friendly out of action Regulus in an empty hex within 2 hexes and give that Regulus one Raise counter.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Kreep Kinwhisper: Change the Barbs reaction (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: Reaction: After this Attack action, if it succeeded, give the target one net counter.
Kreep Kinwhisper: Add the following ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card): Rip Free: After an enemy fighter with one or more net counters makes a Move action, deal 1 damage to that fighter and remove that fighter’s net counters. At the end of the round, clear all net counters. This ability must be used, even if this fighter is out of action.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Change the Struggle ability to read as follows: After this fighter's activation, you can give this fighter one Spirit counter. At the start of this fighter's activation, you can remove this fighter's Spirit counters.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
King Morlak Velmorn: Change the Deadly Command reaction (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: Reaction: Use this in the first reaction step of each action phase and/or after each of this fighter’s activations. Give this fighter one Command counter. While this fighter has one or more Command counters, it is supporting each friendly Grave Guard. Clear these counters at the end of the action phase.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Grinkrak the Great: Change the Dub reaction (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: Reaction: Use this after you score a non-Quest objective or after an activation step in which this fighter made one or more actions and is holding an objective. Choose one other surviving friendly fighter. Inspire the chosen fighter.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Change the Acrobatic ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: When this fighter is dealt damage by an Attack action, reduce that damage by 1, to a minimum of 0, for each 
Dodge in the defence roll.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Ephilim the Unknowable: Change the Power Leech ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: +1 wizard level while this fighter is within 2 hexes of two or more friendly changers.
Flamespooler: Change the Warpsplash ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read: Reaction: After the deal damage step of this Attack action, give each fighter within 1 hex of the target one warping counter.
Flamespooler: Add the following ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card): Wyrdflame: At the start of a round, deal 1 damage to each fighter with one or more warping counters, then remove that fighter’s warping counters. This ability must be used, even if this fighter is out of action.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Each fighter: Change the Harness the Aether ability to read as follows: After another friendly fighter’s activation, one un-Inspired friendly fighter with this ability must use it.
Reaction: After another friendly fighter’s activation, Inspire this fighter, then un-Inspire each other friendly fighter.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Skritter: Change the Worthless ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: This fighter cannot be dealt damage by gambits. If this fighter would be taken out of action, remove it from the battlefield and clear all counters and persisting effects from this fighter; it is not taken out of action.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
Sharpener of the Blade: Change the Whet the Blade ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card) to read as follows: Action: Give this fighter or a friendly adjacent Wielder of the Blade 1 Whetted counter.
Sharpener of the Blade: Add the following ability (on both Inspired and Uninspired sides of the card): Death’s Edge: +1 Damage to a fighter’s next successful Range 1 Attack action for each of that fighter’s Whetted counters, and then remove that fighter’s Whetted counters. This ability can be used even if this fighter is out of action.
Current as of official Deathgorge Rules Update, December 2023
FAQ
Q: If Angharad Brightshield is attacked, and becomes Inspired as a result of her defence roll, can she use her Furious Parry reaction if the attack fails?
A: No. She only becomes Inspired at the next Inspire step after the Attack action is resolved, which means the opportunity to react with Furious Parry has already passed.
Q: Can Angharad's Furious Parry be used in the same way as other Attack actions, or can it only be used as a reaction?
A: It can be used in the same way as other Attack actions.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: When playing against the Sepulchral Guard, does a player score glory points for taking a fighter out of action a second or subsequent time after they have been revived?
A: Yes.
Q: Is the Warden's Action that allows two friendly fighters to make Move actions a superaction?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: How does Cleave work against Ammis and Rastus from Stormsire's Cursebreakers when they are Inspired?
A: When an Attack action has Cleave, the target cannot count 
Block symbols as successes in their defence roll. This means that Ammis and Rastus, once Inspired can use Dodge and Critical success symbols (and any relevant support symbols) but not Block symbols as successes when they are the target of an Attack action with Cleave.
Q: If one of my fighters casts a spell, when does that fighter become Inspired?
A: In the Inspire step after the spell has been resolved.
In the case of a spell that remains in effect until a particular event, such as Sphere of Ghur, that spell is not considered to be resolved until after that event, and the fighter will not be Inspired until the Inspire step that follows that point.
In the case of the Empower spell action, and spells that persist, such as Eldritch Haze, these spells are considered to be resolved once they have been cast, meaning that the fighter is Inspired in the first Inspire step after they cast the spell.
Q: Is the ability on the Inspired side of Rastus and Ammis' fighter cards a modifier to their Defence characteristic?
A: No.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
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Q: Is the action on Vortemis' card to summon the Blue Horror a spell?
A: No.
Q: Does K'charik become Inspired if he is adjacent to Turosh, Narvia or a Horror when they make a successful Attack action?
A: No - their Attack actions are not spells.
Q: Does K'charik become Inspired if he is adjacent to an enemy wizard that casts a spell?
A: Yes.
Q: Can the Blue Horror ever be taken out of action? Can a player gain a glory point for taking the Blue Horror out of action? Can objectives connected with taking fighters out of action be scored by taking the Blue Horror out of action?
A: No. When the Blue Horror would be taken out of action, it is replaced by the Brimstone Horrors. It is never taken out of action.
Q: If a Blue Horror would be taken out of action by damage during its Move or Charge action (e.g. because of a lethal hex), what happens?
A: The Blue Horror miniature is replaced with the Brimstone Horrors miniature in the hex in which the Blue Horror would have been taken out of action. Clear all tokens from the fighter. If the fighter has not yet moved a number of hexes equal to their Move characteristic, they can continue that Move action. If the fighter was making a Charge action, they finish resolving that Charge action. In either case, the fighter gains one Move or Charge token as normal.
Q: Does the Blue Horror/Brimstone Horrors begin the game out of action?
A: Yes.
Q: Do the Blue Horrors and Brimstone Horrors count as being two fighters out of action at the beginning of the game, or one?
A: One.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: What does it mean on the ‘Oath' objective cards when it says to reveal them?
A: If you wish, at the start of your first activation in the action phase, you can reveal any ‘Oath' objective cards to your opponent. This means that you show those cards to your opponent - you should give them time to read the card or cards in their entirety if they wish. Once they are satisfied, return the card to your hand, concealing it once more from your opponent.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
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Q: When do I use Thundrik's Promotion ability?
A: After you score an objective and before you draw a replacement objective card.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: How does the text in parentheses in Ylthari's Guardians' Inspire condition work?
A: This allows players to use an ability that removes wound tokens from a fighter to Inspire a fighter from Ylthari's Guardians even if that fighter has no wound tokens on their fighter card. For example, Healing Pulse or Healing Amphora can both be used to Inspire fighters from that warband even if the affected fighter has no wound tokens on their fighter card. Note that cards like Lifesurge only affect fighters that have wound tokens on their fighter cards, so these cards will not Inspire Ylthari's Guardians unless they have wound tokens on their fighter cards.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: How does Lady Harrow Inspired's reaction work during an enemy fighter's Scything attack superaction that doesn't target her?
A: When each Attack action within that superaction is resolved, if that Attack action doesn't target Lady Harrow, you can use her reaction.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Can Duke Crakmarrow make the Ghoul Call action (with or without the Muster ability) if there are no friendly Crypt Ghouls out of action?
A: No.
Q: When using Ghoul Call, if the game boards are set up diagonally the line drawn from the Scatter token can leave and re-enter the battlefield. When this happens, which hex do I place the Crypt Ghoul in?
A: The furthest empty hex in the direction drawn, which can be after the line has left and re-entered the battlefield.
Q: When using Ghoul Call, what happens if I cannot place the Crypt Ghoul (because there are no empty hexes in the direction rolled).
A: You cannot place the Crypt Ghoul.
Q: When using Ghoul Call, can the Scatter token be in the furthest empty hex from the Scatter token (e.g. if I place it in an edge hex)? In other words, can I place a Crypt Ghoul in the same hex as the Scatter token?
A: No.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: How does Hrothgorn's ability to make each enemy fighter a Quarry work?
A: While Hrothgorn is on the battlefield, each enemy fighter has the Quarry keyword, even if that enemy fighter is out of action. While Hrothgorn is out of action, the ability has no effect.
Q: Does Bushwakka take damage if he enters the same hex as his Trap?
A: No.
Q: Does Bushwakka take damage if he enters the same hex as another Bushwakka's Trap?
A: Yes.
Q: Is the Trap a lethal hex or feature token?
A: No.
Q: Is the Trap model considered to be a fighter?
A: No.
Q: If a hex contains the Trap, does that stop it being an empty hex?
A: No.
Q: Can Bushwakka place the Trap in the same hex as an objective, or in a lethal hex, or in the same hex as another Trap?
A: Yes.
Q: What happens when a fighter enters a hex that contains the trap and is a lethal hex?
A: That fighter is dealt 2 damage by the Trap and then, if the fighter was not taken out of action, 1 damage by the lethal hex.
Q: What happens when a fighter enters a hex that contains two or more Trap models?
A: Use the sequencing rules.
Q: Can the Trap damage fighters that are not affected by lethal hexes?
A: Yes.
Q: When Bushwakka is taken out of action, does the Trap remain on the battlefield? Does it still work as described on Bushwakka's fighter card?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: If Khamyss has the Prescient Blow upgrade can she use her Bladed Buckler Attack action after making the Prescient Blow Attack action? And if so does that attack happen before or after her opponent’s Attack action is resolved?
A: Yes. Both Attack actions occur before the enemy Attack action is resolved.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: When I use Shared Pain to redirect damage, what is considered to have dealt that damage?
A: The attacker.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Does flipping an objective with cards like Symbiote’s Call count towards Khagra’s Ravagers Inspire condition?
A: No.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: If Gorath successfully casts Vile Transference and an enemy fighter is given a wound counter, has that enemy fighter been dealt damage?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Do I gain the Primacy token if a friendly Dakko Sharp-stikka makes a Charge superaction onto an objective in enemy territory if there is an enemy fighter within 2 hexes of him after the Move action but not after the Attack action?
A: No.
Q: If a friendly Madmob fighter takes an enemy leader out of action with an Attack action during an activation can they claim the Primacy token twice in a row - once for taking an enemy leader out of action and once for their Primal surge reaction, and therefore score Swelling Pride as a result?
A: Yes. These two simultaneous abilities are resolved as described in the Sequencing rules in the rulebook.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Can I push a fighter that cannot be driven back when I use Tammael’s Riptide ability?
A: Yes.
Q: Does Spinefin begin the game out of action if you choose not to set it up?
A: Yes.
Q: Can a player pick the first option on Spinefin's reaction if there are no friendly shoal tokens on the battlefield?
A: Yes.
Q: If two fighters from Elathain's Soulraid have one or more wound counters, and Spinefin is dealt damage that would take it out of action, do the Wurmspat inspire?
A: Yes.
Q: If my opponent plays a card that gives me the option to discard cards to prevent an effect, such as Forgotten Nightmares, Fury of the Storm, Lurelight, or Crushing Pressure, what happens if I cannot discard the required cards?
A: If you cannot disard the required number of cards, you must pick a different option.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Mannok’s Kunnin’ Kommand ability refers to ‘this fighter’. Does that mean Mannok?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Can the fighters with the Light-fingered reaction use that reaction if the target of their Attack action was taken out of action?
A: Yes.
Q: Can the fighters with the Light-fingered reaction use that reaction if the target of their Attack action is no longer adjacent to them?
A: Yes.
Q: If I use Makeshift Munitions while my friendly Blackpowder is already equipped with Scavenged Shot, do I still take 1 damage even if he is not on a feature token not in my territory?
A: No.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: When Prentice Marcov makes the Puppeteer action, can the action Regulus makes be a Charge action, even if Regulus has one or more Move tokens?
A: No.
Q: When Prentice Marcov makes the Puppeteer action, can the action Regulus makes be a Charge action, even if Regulus has one or more Charge tokens?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: When does Kreep Kinwhisper become Inspired?
A: In the Inspire step that follows his Inspire condition being met.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: If my fighter has a shadow counter or the Darkening Stone, can I use their Shadow Ambush ability to place them in a hex that is neither a cover hex nor an edge hex?
A: No.
Q: Can Sylarc’s Dark Lamprey action be used to choose an enemy fighter within 4 hexes that is not on a cover hex?
A: Yes.
Q: If my fighter has a shadow counter, are they considered to be in a cover hex for the purposes of abilities, power cards and surge objective cards?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: If an enemy fighter uses the Price of Victory reaction, can I force my opponent to take an upgrade from my hand that can be given to an enemy fighter, such as Singular Reshaping or one of the Thricefold Discord’s False Gift upgrades?
A: No.
Q: If a friendly fighter uses the Price of Victory reaction, can I use that reaction to give an enemy fighter the Singular Reshaping upgrade?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Do I have to use Herax’s Bloodchains ability?
A: No.
Q: When do I use Herax’s Bloodchains ability?
A: At the start of the Declare Action step.
Q: Can I make a Charge action with Herax in which Herax ends his Move action 2 hexes from an enemy fighter, as long as I’m able to use his Bloodchains ability in the subsequent Attack action?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Can I use the Dub reaction in the end phase?
A: No.
Q: Can I score a Quest objective that I have not given to a friendly fighter?
A: No.
Q: Can I discard a Quest objective that I have given to a friendly fighter?
A: No.
Q: Do Quest objectives that I have given to friendly fighters count as objective cards in my hand?
A: No.
Q: In the end phase, do I draw objective cards until I have three in my hand, regardless of the number of Quest objectives that my fighters have?
A: Yes.
Q: When I score a surge Quest objective, do I draw another objective card even if I have three objective cards in my hand?
A: Yes.
Q: If I make an Attack action that has the Gnashin’ ability, when does that ability come into effect?
A: After the determine success step if the attack resulted in a critical hit (see Critical Abilities in the rulebook).
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: If Retaria makes an Attack action with Stagger, and the damage from that Attack action takes the target out of action, does that Attack action still stagger the target, and can she therefore Inspire?
A: No to both.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: When Ephilim makes the Fires of Change Attack action, if there are friendly fighters adjacent to the target that have no wound counters, am I obliged to deal damage to those fighters if I use the reaction on the Fires of Change Attack action?
A: Yes.
Q: Are changers wizards?
A: No.
Q: Do changers suffer backlash if there are two or more Critical success in the casting rolls for their spell Attack actions?
A: No.
Q: Do successful spell Attack actions made by changers count as cast spells?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: In which reaction step can I use the Bladebound reaction?
A: In the reaction step that follows step 6 of the combat sequence – ‘Check if the target is taken out of action’ – if the target was taken out of action in that step.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: What is the timing for scoring the second condition of Useful Distraction?
A: Immediately after the Attack action that targeted that minion ends.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: Do blocked hexes prevent a friendly Cyreni’s Hammertide ability from affecting enemy fighters?
A: No.
Q: Can I use the Hammertide ability if the line drawn will not enter a hex occupied by an enemy fighter?
A: No.
Q: When the line drawn for the Hammertide ability enters a hex occupied by an enemy fighter, can the player whose turn it is decide the order in which the enemy fighter is dealt damage and/or staggered?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023
FAQ
Q: When a fighter makes the Resist action for a False Gift upgrade, do they only break one of their False Gift upgrades?
A: Yes.
Current as of official Deathgorge Designer's Commentary, December 2023