Divinity Original Sin: The Board Game

When you use a skill, place its card on your cooldown track in the slot indicated; at the end of rounds slide cards forward along the track and a card returns to your hand when it reaches the final clear slot (see p.23 and p.12).

A downed Origin cannot act until revived; revival is done by healing actions, items, or during Rest rounds following the revive rules, and defeated Origins follow the defeated/downed procedures in combat and interludes (see p.22 and p.10).

Status effects are applied to the status track, slide each round, and are cleared when they fall off the track; some statuses stack as separate tokens while others refresh or behave as described on their cards, and start‑of‑turn effects resolve as specified (see p.19–20).

Minions pick targets by the priority rules on their minion card (see p.46), move along the shortest legal path toward their target subject to difficult‑terrain movement and pathing rules, and cannot deliberately move through blocking allies unless the path rules allow it (see p.46–48).

Resolve attacks using the five attack steps: choose target(s), roll attack dice, compare hits to defenses/limits, apply damage (including damage type and reductions), then apply any on‑hit effects; detailed steps and dice rules are on p.42–44.

The time tracker advances during rounds and triggers location events or reveals cards; when a location’s exit or finish condition is met follow the interlude/finish steps (including Merchant and journal card procedures) to end or restart a location (see p.13 and p.37–38).