[Shadespire community FAQ]

The fighter does not take the enemy out of action, trap/pit trap does

[The Shadespire News and Rumour Thread]

Farstriders and magores have no promo fighter cards or tokens, correct?

will we not see promo cards for the last two nightvault warbands?

[Shadespire community FAQ]

Think of the order as the following: 

successful attack roll

deal damage

drive back

 

a fighter dies at the deal damage step, and won’t be driven back if it dies, if it survives, its driven back, and then the attack action ends

[Shadespire community FAQ]

The shadespire rulebook was errata’d to include that line from Nightvault. If you find the PDF, it’ll be there. 

 

An attack action that targets all surrounding enemies is an attack action with multiple attack actions, if that makes sense. So each individual attack is its own attack action, but it’s also all encompassed by the one attack action that triggered them all.

Like a charge is an action with multiple actions. If there was an objective that was “an enemy fighter was taken out in the first action of a round” charging someone and killing them would still score that objective, even if it’s a move action then an attack action. They are still part of the charge action.

Thats how you have to think of it as that’s the only way Endless Harvest could ever be scored. 

The various “first attack action in the next activation” buff abilities only work on the first attack because the errata in the shadespire book, and the rules in the Nightvault book specifically say so.

 

i hope that makes sense

[The Shadespire News and Rumour Thread]

1 hour ago, Zimagic said:

The problem with this is that you can boost him up by +5 wounds very easily in the current card pool so an  8 wound character is really a 13 wound character.

That's a bit high.

But that’s also movement zero in most cases.

[Let's Chat Zarbag's Gits]

GThe last part of extreme flank only apply to 3 player games. 

You need to be on two opposite edges, and in the case of irregular shaped battlefield, the furthest away opposite edge