A Mandalóri: Kalandok

You must perform exactly two different actions by playing skill cards; free actions don’t count toward those two and can repeat an action you already took. (pp. 5, 8)

No—you must stop there, and immediately reveal a facedown threat when you share its space. Faceup features don’t stop movement, and you can move freely out of a space where you started alongside an enemy. (p. 5)

No. Event strength uses the skill cards’ printed numbers plus disrupt tokens, not bonus icons or skill abilities: 5 triggers an event, 6 or more triggers a crisis and an event, and 4 or less triggers neither. (pp. 8–9)

Yes. Make all your attack decisions first, then reveal the threat; if it’s an enemy, deal damage as normal, but if it’s a feature, it stays revealed and takes no damage. (p. 6)

You can count range through elevation, but you can’t move through it. Walls and locked doors block both movement and range; unlocked doors allow both. (p. 6)

No—enemies move or attack only when a card or ability instructs them to. When instructed to move, they head toward the nearest character; when attacking, they target the nearest character within range. (p. 10)