Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Das Brettspiel

No. You may take any number of small actions before your main action or rest action, but that main action or rest ends your turn. You cannot take a main action at night (pp. 13–14).

No. You can play a matching card face up to use its main-action effect, or play any card face down; a face-down card lets you take the action but gives no main-action effect (p. 18).

Your hunger determines the limit: up to 2 when well fed, 1 when a bit hungry or overfed, and none when very hungry. Cards added from your hand count as test cards and their top effects apply (p. 19).

You can trigger only the first encounter you come to on your turn; you must resolve it if mandatory, and ignore later encounter triggers. An encounter test is not your main action, so you cannot use Focus or your meeting tile for it, and it doesn’t prevent a main action or rest later that turn (pp. 15, 23, 39).

Focus must be activated first, usually by choosing it as your bonus when you rest. If it’s active during your main-action test, you must use it for 2 successes or 1 experience, then flip it face down; it does not apply to encounter tests (pp. 23–24).

You must deal with them immediately: move on and take hits, fight, or try to befriend them if possible. If you fight and any enemies remain, or fail to befriend, you must retreat to an adjacent space (pp. 40, 43).