FAQs

Q: If a card says “defeat an enemy creature” who gets to choose which creature?

Q: If a card says “defeat an enemy creature” who gets to choose which creature? A: The person performing an action is the person to make any choices unless something else is specified. So when one of your cards says: “Attack: Defeat an enemy creature”, you are allowed to choose which one. If a card says “the opponent discards a card”, they are allowed to pick the card since they are performing the action.

Q: When attacking, can a hunter choose a creature to block that would otherwise be unable to block it?

Q: When attacking, can a hunter choose a creature to block that would otherwise be unable to block it? A: Yes, any creature can be chosen. So for example a sneaky hunter may choose a non-sneaky creature to block.

Q: What happens when you gain control of a tough creature?

Q: What happens when you gain control of a tough creature that is already exhausted? A: The creature remains exhausted and will be put into your discard pile the next time it gets defeated.