Legends of the Three Kingdoms

A turn has six phases in this order: Start, Judgment, Draw, Play, Discard, and End. During the Play phase, you may use cards and abilities at successive open timing points; you may also end the phase voluntarily. (Rulebook, pp. 53, 68, 70–72)

Your normal Draw phase gives you 2 cards, unless an effect changes your rated draw amount. During the Discard phase, discard cards until your hand size is no greater than your current HP—not your maximum HP. (Rulebook, pp. 40, 70, 72)

A character is within attack range when their final attack range is at least the final distance to the target; you are never within your own attack range. Distance is calculated around the table using the shortest direction, and dead characters no longer count when calculating it. (Rulebook, pp. 38–39)

No. You first enter the Dying state and players may respond in turn; a character may use Peach, or Wine in its dying-state use, where applicable. If the character’s HP is still 0 or less after no one can continue responding, that character dies. (Rulebook, pp. 107, 111–114)

No. The card must have enough legal targets and must satisfy its target restrictions, including distance and other game or skill restrictions; otherwise it cannot be used. After a card is used, a target may still be removed or the card may be made ineffective by responses or effects. (Rulebook, pp. 79–82, 88–89)

Reveal the dead player’s identity and check the victory conditions immediately: the Lord’s death normally ends the game in favor of the Rebels, unless the sole survivor is the Traitor, while the Lord and Loyalists win when all Rebels and Traitors are dead. A Rebel who is killed also gives the killer a three-card reward. (Rulebook, pp. 66, 113–114)