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x When a player gains gold, that gold is taken from

the treasury and added to the player’s gold pool.

When a player spends gold to marshal a card or pay

for an ability, that gold is returned to the treasury.

x When a card with any tokens or counters on it

leaves play, those tokens or counters are returned

to the treasury.

Related: Setup, Gold, Inuence Tokens, Power

Triggered Abilities

A triggered ability is any ability with a boldface

precursor followed by a colon and the rest of the

ability. is incudes actions, phase specic actions,

interrupts, reactions, forced interrupts or reactions,

and when revealed abilities.

Related: Abilities, Triggering Condition

Triggering Condition

A triggering condition is a specic occurrence

that takes place in the game. On card abilities, the

triggering condition is the element of the ability that

references such an occurrence, indicating the timing

point at which the ability may be used. e description

of an ability's triggering condition often follows the

word “when” (for interrupt abilities) or the word “after”

(for reaction abilities).

If a single occurrence creates multiple triggering

conditions (such as two characters being killed

simultaneously by a claim 2 military challenge), those

triggering conditions are handled in shared interrupt/

reaction windows, in which abilities that refer to any

of the triggering conditions created by that occurrence

may be used.

e following is a sequence of possible interrupt

and reaction opportunities that exists around each

triggering condition that may arise in a game:

1. e triggering condition becomes imminent. (In

other words, if it is not canceled, changed, or

otherwise pre-empted by interrupt abilities, the

triggering condition is the next thing that will

occur in the game.)

2. Interrupt abilities referencing when the imminent

triggering condition “would” occur may be used.

(Note that for eects, a “cancel” interrupt may

prevent the eect from initiating, and that the

initiation of an eect is a separate triggering

condition, that comes before the resolution of the

eect. “Cancel” interrupts are the only type that

will reference the initiation of an eect.) If the

imminent triggering condition is canceled, none

of the subsequent steps in this sequence occur. If

the triggering condition is changed, the original

triggering condition is no longer imminent, but

the newly established triggering condition is now

imminent (usually, this will mean that a card that

was about to leave play is now about to be saved).

3. Forced interrupts to the imminent triggering

condition must resolve, in the order determined by

the rst player.

4. e interrupt window to the imminent triggering

condition opens, and closes after all players

consecutively pass.

5. e triggering condition itself occurs.

6. Forced reactions to the triggering condition must

resolve, in the order determined by the rst player.

7. e reaction window to the triggering condition

opens, and closes after all players consecutively pass.

Related: Cancel, Initiating Abilities, Interrupts,

Reactions, Would

Unique Cards

A card with the 󲀋 symbol before its card title is a

“unique” card. Each player may only have a maximum

of one instance of each unique card, by title, in play.

x A player may marshal (or put into play by a card

ability) additional copies of each unique card he or

she owns and controls, placed as a duplicate on that

card, for no cost.

x A player cannot take control of a unique card if he

or she already controls or owns an in-play copy of

that card.

x A player cannot bring into play or take control of

a unique card if a copy of that card is in his or her

dead pile.

Related: Dead Pile, Duplicates, Ownership and Control

Unopposed, Unopposed Challenge

A challenge is “unopposed” if the defending

player counts 0 STR when the challenge winner is

determined. is can occur if the defending player

controls no participating characters, or if there are

defending characters but the total defending STR is 0.

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