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  • When does the Generation Marker advance? — The generation marker moves up 1 step at the start of the Player Order phase, each generation except the first. Each generation begins with the Player Order phase, during which the first player marker… (Terraforming Mars)
  • Do you gain the Corruption when the Revenant is on the Ship? — No — the Revenant can never carry Corruption, so placing your Crew figure there never triggers a "Gain Corruption" step from that source. Corruption is only gained by a player when the ship they place… (Revenant)
  • Can I change my combat style with a second engage? — Yes — each engage action (including a second one) lets you declare and change your battle form, but additional engage actions cost 1 light fatigue (2 on Expert). During the Engage action sequence, ste… (The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era)
  • Can I attack through impassable terrain? — Yes — Impassable Terrain blocks Movement, but Entities can still draw Line of Sight and measure Range through it, so Attacks are possible. Impassable Terrain is one of the five space-edge types: Entit… (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. The Board Game)
  • How does enemy defense work? — An enemy's Defense stat prevents a fixed amount of damage each time it's dealt damage, but that Defense value is reduced by the total damage already dealt to it during the same engage action. Each ene… (The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era)
  • How do I set up the game with two tiles? — With 2 players, take 32 Tiles of an unused (third) color and place them face-down on all spaces marked with the yellow hex icon before starting normal setup. Step 5 of Scotland setup specifies that in… (Rebirth)
  • What are the starting cards for World Order? — Each player starts with 4 Starting Country cards, 6 Starting Ability cards (chosen from two randomly-dealt piles of 6, or a fixed set for first-time players), and 2 chosen Strategic Asset cards. Durin… (World Order)
  • What happens when you run out of grey cubes in solo? — Minerals (including grey/silver cubes) aren't meant to be a limited resource—if you run out, just use a suitable substitute to represent them. The rulebook explicitly states that credits and minerals… (Drillers)
  • what happens when you revive the dragon in stage F — Revive the Dragon by clearing the bottom Field row a 4th time; you gain a Star, form an 8-card "Dragon Deck" added to your Player Deck, the Dragon blocks the Game Over card in the River Bonus Area, an… (Eternal Decks)
  • how does the 4th lap camp work — When the top Field row is cleared for the 4th time, the CAMP Bonus Card is immediately played into one of the other two rows, changing that row's placement rules to CAMP for its remaining cards. The 4… (Eternal Decks)
  • do you have to cover skull cards in the river for stage F — No — Skull Cards are never "covered" in the River; they can only be played to the River at all after you've gained the Key Bonus Rare Card, and then they're simply used in River recipes as-is. Under t… (Eternal Decks)
  • How do mandatory costs work in the game? — All effects of a resolved operation are mandatory unless preceded by "may"; if a required cost (spending resources, discarding, exhausting, etc.) can't be paid, you simply cannot resolve that operatio… (Star Trek: Captain's Chair)

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