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Command abilities generation


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Guys I dont understand how command ability are generated . At the begin of the round player that play first( player A)  got 1 + 1 if general is on the battlefield. Other player( player B)  got 2. If for exemple players doesn t use cp at the end of player A turn we got player A = 2 cp player B= 2.

Now start player B turn: 

He got 1 cp for the general for a total of 3 cp, player A still got 2 cp ( players doesnt generate other cp with heroic action or other stuff)

We got priority now and cp not spent disappared , immagine player A win priority and start first we got 

Player A 1+ 1 cp from general on the battle , player B 2 command points ( players doesnt generate cp again) 

Am I correct? Thx all

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At the start of the round (read: before anyone's turn begins) the player going first gets 1 CP and the player going second gets 2 CP. Any other effects that occur at the start of the round also occur at this point. Then the game progresses to the first player's turn starting with their hero phase. The active player does all of their start-of-hero-phase stuff, including getting a CP for their general, followed by the non-active player's start-of-hero-phase stuff. This repeats with the second player's turn.

In practical terms this means that when the first turn happens the first player will have 2 CP while the second player has 3, then they each get 1 more for the second turn before the count resets at the end of the round.

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Start of turn, Player going first gets 1 CP player going second gets 2.

Start of player going first hero phase if general is on the board you get 1 CP, So player 1 has 2 player 2 has 3.

(assuming none spent)

Start of player going second hero phase you get 1 cp if general is on teh board, So player 1 3 CP player 2 4CP

 

You gain the general extra CP in BOTH player turns

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