Duelists of Darkwana: Tenko's character board

While Baraka is on your side of the field, you may, at any point during the game (including as a response to another effect) sacrifice a Support you control on the field.

Yes, Baraka can sacrifice herself to trigger her own effect.

Afterwards, target an opponent, lowering their hit points by the number of Stamina (green) tokens that were on the sacrificed Support.

You may activate Baraka's effect at any time, any number of times.

However, as a response to an opponent's effect, you could only activate Baraka once, allowing Baraka's damage to take place BEFORE the effect to which you're responding

For example, if an opponent targeted you with lethal damage, you could use Baraka's effect, ONCE, in response to deal lethal damage first, which would negate the damage you would've taken (so long as you knock your attacker's hit points to zero at that time).

While Killswitch is on your side of the field, all your opponents' Items are deactivated.

They stay on the field, but their effects are basically removed for as long as Killswitch remains on your side of the field.

While Tsuchigumo is on your side of the field, you may, once during each of your turns, target a Support an opponent controls on the field, afterwards taking control of it (moving it to your own side of the field).

Supports stolen this way remain under your control for as long as Tsuchigumo remains on your side of the field.

Once Tsuchigumo leaves your side of the field, any Supports still on your side of the field, stolen by Tsuchigumo's effect, return to the oortion of the field from which they were stolen.

When you play this Event:

Deal damage equal to your Influence.

Afterwards, you MAY (there wasn't room to put "may" on there without making a mess of the text box, but it's "may") add a Support from your discard pile to your hand.

Discarding cards to get a few miles of awesome is what Tenko's Items are all about.

Thanks to her ability, she easily collects extra cards to toss away.

While Puzzle Box (a Level 3 Item) is on your side of the field, you can discard a Knowledge card to raise 1 of your attributes by 1 point.

You can do this at any time, any number of times.

Because of how it's worded on the card, you COULD use this effect to give another player an attribute point, which you might consider doing, if you're making deals in a game with multiple opponents, or just playing king-maker, or playing in teams.

Remember that attributes max at 5 points.

Remember that you can only respond ONCE to an opponent's effect BEFORE THAT EFFECT RESOLVES.

You could, as a response to another effect, activate Puzzle Box "once" by discarding more than 1 Knowledge card to raise an attribute more than once, but you would have to target the same player and same attribute to consider this a single activation.

For example, if Tenko plays against Rebecca, and Rebecca plays her Event card, Energy Blades, forcing you to discard several cards from your hand, you could, if Puzzle Box is on your side of the field, respond by immediately discarding all the Knowledge cards in your hand to raise 1 of your attributes a number of times equal to or fewer than the number of Knowledge cards you discarded at that time.

While Force Field (a Level 4 Item) is on your side of the field, you can discard an Influence card to negate an Event your opponent is playing.

A negated card is technically played, but all its effects are ignored.

The action (and any other cost, if any) spent to play the negated Event is still spent.

Send a negated card straight to its discard pile.

You can activate Force Field at any point during the game when an Event is played.

Here's a powerful nuke for ya.

As long as this Level 5 Item is on your side of the field, you can discard any number of Combat cards.

If you do, you'll target an opponent, who will lose 5 hit points for each card discarded this way.

You can activate Ring's effect at any point during the game, as many times as you see fit.

Don't forget that you can respond to an opponent's effect with this card, and you can discard any number of Combat cards when you do, you just have to discard them all at once to get all that damage in BEFORE your opponent's effect resolves.

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Options just smell nice.

When you play this Event, you may either:

1) Deal damage equal to your Knowledge, OR . . .

2) Steal 1 random card from 1 opponent's hand.

If Tenko can get some use out of the card she swipes (and given her Items, she should), she's going to quickly outpace her opponents by stealing and turning their cards against them.

When you play this Event, gain hit points equal to (or fewer than) your Combat.

Remember: your hit points max at 20.

Afterwards, you may discard a card to draw a card from ANY deck.

You may not discard more than 1 card to draw extra cards.

Life gain is rare in this game, so this card gives Tenko another formidable edge.

When you play this card, you'll deal damage equal to your Combat.

No big deal there, right?

Except you may activate this card, without spending an action, at ANY point during the game, so long as you do so immediately after losing hit points for any reason.

You don't have to target the same player who lowered your hit points.

When you play this Event, you'll get 2 options.

1) You may steal 1 card randomly from 1 opponent's hand, OR . . .

2) Instead, you may gain up to 2 points in Combat.

Attributes max at 5 points.

If you have 4 points in Combat when you play this card, you can only gain 1 point more.

Both of these options are great, especially in the early game.

When you play this Event, deal damage equal to your Combat.

You may discard 1 card to repeat this effect, but you must do so immediately after Rougarou Swamp's first instance of damage (yes, you treat these as separate instances of damage).