Mage Knight Board Game: The Lost Legion Expansion

No. Each replaces the Basic Action card with the same number in that hero’s deck; remove the old card from the game. Your starting deck still has 16 cards (pages 2–3).

The owner initiates the Skill and uses its own-turn benefit; in a cooperative game, another player may use its secondary effect before the owner’s next turn or the end of the Round. In solo play, you may use the secondary effect during your next turn; otherwise it is wasted (page 6).

No. Handle each attack separately in the Block and damage-assignment phases, in any order. An enemy counts as successfully blocked only if all its attacks are blocked (page 5).

No. You must pay the site’s Move cost using separate Move effects during the action; unused Move points from the movement phase cannot be carried over. You also cannot use a Unit for those points unless you chose it to accompany you (page 4).

You may recruit any Unit in the offer, but the cost depends on where it can normally be recruited: normal cost for a village, +1 for a keep, mage tower, or monastery, and +3 for a city-only Unit. Normal interaction rules, including Reputation, still apply (page 5).

It uses the lower value in the Attack phase only if all of its attacks were successfully blocked. If any attack was not blocked—or the enemy was prevented from attacking—it keeps its higher Armor value for the rest of combat (page 5).