Gloomhaven

A character becomes exhausted if their hit points ever drop below 1 or if, at the start of a round, they cannot play two cards (they have one or zero cards in hand) and also cannot rest (they have one or zero cards in their discard). When exhausted all ability cards are placed in the lost pile and the figure is removed from the map (page 28).

The leading card only sets initiative — ties between players are broken by comparing each player's non-leading card, and if still tied the players decide; a tie between a player and a monster favors the player (page 18). After initiative is determined you may perform the top action of either card and the bottom of the other in whichever order you choose; the leading-card designation no longer forces order (page 18).

Figures can move through allies but cannot move through enemies or obstacles and cannot end on an occupied hex; traps and terrain are resolved when entered (page 19). Jump ignores figures and terrain during movement but must obey normal rules for the final hex, while Flying ignores figures and terrain for the entire move (including the final hex) but must still end in an empty hex (page 19).

Each monster focuses on the enemy it can perform its current attack against using the least movement (shortest path to get in range and line-of-sight); ties are broken by proximity in hexes and then by initiative order (summons are chosen before their summoner) (pages 29–30). Monsters then move the minimum needed to best attack that focus (or move toward it if they have no attack) following the rules on page 30 (pages 29–30).

A summon acts on its own turn immediately before the character who summoned it (and never the round it is summoned); summons are automated and follow the monster automation rules (they use the summoner’s attack modifier deck and obey the printed summon stats) (page 26).