Primal: The Awakening

You generate Stamina by discarding cards from your hand; each card lists its Stamina value and you pay costs by discarding up to the required total (see Stamina generation and paying examples, p.21). The stamina rules and keyword definition explain that only cards you discard for that purpose count as Stamina unless a specific ability says otherwise (p.113).

A hunter is Threatened when they are on a sector that puts them in the monster’s reach; being Threatened affects movement and can allow the monster or card effects to target you when you move or take actions (see Movement and Threatened rules, p.20). The glossary gives the formal definition and interactions for Threatened (p.114).

When multiple behavior reactions trigger you place and use trigger tokens and resolve the revealed behavior cards following the step-by-step reveal/resolve procedure (p.35). If cards are simultaneous, follow the card resolution priority rules described in the priority and resolution section (p.36).

When a hunter is KO'd follow the KO procedure: place the KO token, apply the listed KO effects (discarding or losing resources as specified), and they cannot act until they Rise; the Rise steps and examples are shown in the KO section (p.30). The glossary entry for Rise/KO gives the detailed step order and conditions to recover (p.111).

Attrition checks occur during the Attrition phase at the end of the round and the monster deals damage equal to its stance card’s damage value if the check isn’t avoided (rules and examples, p.28). The rulebook shows examples of avoiding or reducing Attrition damage using defensive cards or meeting specific conditions (p.29).

You may only play action cards during your Action phase unless a card text or a reaction icon explicitly allows playing/triggering outside your turn; monster reactions and reaction icons resolve according to their trigger conditions and may permit responses (see Action Phase rules, p.22; Monster reactions and reaction icons, p.32; and triggered abilities sequence, p.25).