The * means that you should check the card’s text for some special rule regarding its Strength or Rage cost.

No.

Thor’s Primacy is resolved before Heimdall’s Watch, cancelling its effect. After these cards, resolve everything else. If there are multiple cards in the same category, start the resolution from the pillager and work clockwise.

No, the the player with Loki’s Poison takes the revealed cards. Tyr’s Prowess can only prevent cards from being discarded as part of the normal battle rules, and not counteract the special ability of Loki’s Poison.

Yes.

If a card’s special effect causes a player to lose all the figures they had in the battle before comparing STR, that does not mean that clan is out of the battle.

No, the Loki’s Trickery Battle card takes place before Rage can be spent with the Tyr’s Prowess Upgrade.

Yes.

If the player has any Rage, they can continue playing normally on their turn.

No, it allows you to raise a different stat from the pillaging reward. However, if the pillaging reward is 5 Glory or All Stats, then you can raise any stat you choose.

No. Whenever you use this card’s ability you only have to pay 1 Rage.

Yes.

With Tyr’s Challenge you can pillage an already pillaged province, as long as you pay 2 Rage every time.

Yes, as long as you pay 1 Rage per figure.

Yes.

Loki’s Blessing allows you put a Warrior in Yggdrasil

Yes.

Card abilities prevail over the general rules.

Yes.

In this situation it’s impossible for her to retreat to Yggdrasil.

Yes.

With the Valkyrie you get Glory for all figures destroyed from the Call to Battle to the battle’s Resolution, even if she is destroyed at any point during the battle.

You gain 20 Glory for fully improving one of your stats.

No.

All figures remain on the board. All Pillage Tokens are flipped to their “unpillaged” side.

Yes.

Yes.

Ragnarök only destroys Provinces, not fjords. However, when Ragnarok destroys a Province, all Ships in its supporting Fjord are also destroyed (giving Glory to its clan).

No.

Ragnarök only destroys Provinces. However, when Ragnarok destroys a Province, all Ships in its supporting Fjord are also destroyed (giving Glory to its clan).

When either all players are down to zero Rage, or all of the provinces that are not yet destroyed have been successfully pillaged.

Yes.

But you will lose all of your remaining Rage and you can take no further actions during that Age.

No.

But you will lose all of your remaining Rage and you can take no further actions during that Age.

Yes.

You reap benefits of all completed Quests you play. For example, if you have the most STR in a single Manheim province, and two Manheim! Quests, then you completed them both.

Yes.

All players must reveal a card at the same time. However, they may subsequently play Heimdall’s Gaze or Heimdall’s Eye to increase their STR.

On your turn, you can pillage the province without starting a battle. It is worth noticing, however, that without a battle you do not receive Battle Glory.

Yes.

Players can always bring units into a battle, until nobody else wants to, or all Villages are occupied.

The player to the pillager's left.

Yes

The Doom Token is just a reminder that the province will be destroyed at the end of that Age.

No, unless you have an ability that says otherwise.

No.

When you play a Troop (Warrior, Leader, Ship) or Monster Upgrade card, you may immediately invade with that figure without extra payment.

Yes

Leaders always invade for free.

During the Quest phase.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

You can move them to a single province anywhere on the board.

No.

In any empty village in any outer province that has not yet been destroyed.

You have to pay Rage equal to that figure’s STR.

Yes

Players can react to Call to Action performed by other players even though they don't have Rage left.

Yes, there is no limit how many times a single action can be performed during a game. But you can only perform one action per turn.

1

During a turn players can do a single action. During a round players can perform actions as long as they have Rage left to pay for those actions.

No

A player who is down to zero Rage cannot perform any action on their turn. They can participate in battles started by another player.

The Strength value is always shown as a white number in a red circle.

A destroyed figure is placed on the Valhalla sheet next to the board.

They're powerful glory bonuses you may gain at the end of the game. For example if your stat reaches a +10 by the end of the game, you'll gain 10 glory.

Rage is your currency. When you take actions, it will usually cost you some of your Rage.

The Glory Track runs around the edge of the board to keep track of the players’ scores.

Yes

There's no limit to the number of ships that can occupy a single fjord.

The player who was born furthest to the north starts the game.

Ragnarök token tells which provinces are destroyed. These areas are effectively out of the game. No figures can ever be placed in that province.

On a 4-player game, 1 province is destroyed. On a 3-player game, 2 provinces are destroyed. On a 2-player game, 3 provinces are destroyed.

Reserve is the area where all the figures that are not yet in play are located.

In the beginning of the game all clans are equal.