Dragon Eclipse

Each Mystling deck must contain exactly 16 Action cards, include 3–6 Mystling‑specific cards, may have only one Legendary, and may only include cards matching the Mystling’s element or its subtype (plus Neutral cards); subtype cards are limited by the numeral shown on the Mystling (page 7).

No — when you Trigger a card you resolve and discard that card but you do not gain the Power from the Triggered card’s slot (see the Trigger rule and example, pages 19 and 21).

Resolved Action cards are placed on your Action discard pile; during the draw step you slide cards left‑to‑right to fill gaps and then draw into the rightmost empty slots, reshuffling as required when the deck is empty (pages 19–21).

Dealing Damage gives you the Taunt token so the Enemy will target the Taunt holder (or “Other” if specified); if the Enemy Attack deck runs out only the player with the Taunt token takes the Fatigue card (see Taunt on page 19 and Enemy deck/Fatigue rules on page 22).

In a Test you reveal Item cards one at a time and may stop after any reveal; when you end you total the revealed Values, apply end‑of‑Test modifiers, place all used Item cards on the discard pile, and resolve the outcome matching that total (page 11).

Elemental tokens are double‑sided (white for players, black for Enemy); you choose where to place player tokens (Enemy tokens are placed as close to you as possible), and there may be at most one player token and one Enemy token in each space — also respect the token limit on the Mystling stat card (page 24).