Q & A

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Q: Are you allowed to play several Achievements at the same time?
A: No. Achievement cards are not part of any combinations so the cost one action to play.

Q: Do you have to play all your allowed actions?
A: No.

Q: Are you allowed to pass the initiativ to the opponent in the first round?
A: Sure, but it is not very wise!

Q: If I receive a hit and at the same time have to pay for fatigue, which comes first?
A: Always carry out the hit first. When the hit is inflicted the marker for fatigue is set to start.

Q: If I first play "Sun in your eyes" [card 210] which prohibits my opponent to use Manouevre as a defence for the rest of the turn, and then in my next action, follow this up with "Attacking Before" [card 200] which forces him to defend himself with a Manouvre, does this automatically give him a hit since the first card says he may not use a Manouvre and the second tells that he must?!
A: "Sun in your eyes" [card 210] is valid during the rest of the turn, as it says, however by playing "Attacking Before" [card 200] you temporarily override this function and force your opponent to Manouvre during the current action.

Q: If I receive a hit, am I also forced to pay for any difference in fatigue?
A: No.

Q: What´s the point of bidding at the start??
A: Well, it may seem stupid but there are reasons for this; In a joust between two players, it clearly states which card that must beging the fight. (You may not win the bid with one card and start with another). More important is it when stating who to start when playing a mêlée.