First of all, loving the game so far. Once you get your head around all of the rules, there's a lot of deep strategy to explore. Absolutely cannot wait for more expansions. Busting to build a huge collection of cards to experiment with.

So my (hopefully) quick question is this (I hope it hasn't already been asked, I couldn't find it anywhere):

In cases of area attacks and "target x" attackers and so on, where there are several such cards, do all of the extra attacks need to be dealt with individually?

For example - Say I flip a ghoul, a wurm, and falling rocks in a single encounter, and the wurm is targeting adventurer 3, does the attack from the wurm combine with the 3rd attack from the falling rocks' "area 4"?

Can I activate 1 adventurer and then add some stamina to protect adventurer 3 from the rocks and the wurm together? Or do I need to activate 2 different adventurers to protect from each? In which case does that mean I also need to activate 2 adventurers to protect from the ghoul and the first attack of the falling rocks?

Overall, do I need to activate 4 adventurers (1 for the ghoul and first attack of the falling rocks - 1 for the second rock attack - 1 for the 3rd rock attack and the wurm attack - and 1 for the last rock attack)?

Or 6 (which is obviously just about impossible, bar having the right cards)?

That's all for now,

Thanks for the awesome game!

No, explained below.


Yes, Wurm and Falling Stones are both attacking target 3, so they are combined.


No, just 1 Adventurer must defend for each Adventurer (not per Attacker).


Correct!