No

No. You do not gain any reward from tricking a monster.

One

You can equip only one weapon at a time.

yes

Yes, during the battle step it consumes your turn.

You will spend effort instead of time, since the time isn't tracked anymore.

You get two Skill Cards and keep one when you kill a monster. You could also be lucky and get one through an encounter.

play on hard mode

Hard mode: begin with 10 efforts and let the monsters start the combat.

play on easy mode

Easy mode: during setup start with 1 random resource and 1 skill card (take two and choose one).

After revealing a monster sheet you reset your tracker to the starting point of your next level.

Yes

Yes

Attack with a weapon, take an action or skip your turn.

No

No, just 1 action. Then it's the monsters turn again.

You need to survive 4 levels. In every level you play the travel phase followed by the combat phase.

Yes

Yes you can, but after that you will be immediately ambushed by the monster.

Nothing happens

Nothing happens

If a monster effect would cause you to gain a Condition you have already gained for the next Level, re-roll it. If it would cause you to immediately gain a Condition you already have — extend the duration of the Condition by the number of turns.

Each remaining resource (except Small Effort) has a point value: Medium effort: 3 points. Large effort: 5 points. Cunning: 2 points. Metal: 3 points. Wood: 2 points. Food: 3 points. Treasure: 10 points.

The amount of wounds inflicted or armor broken during an attack.

Yes

Yes you can.

Apply the alternative effect written in brackets. If there is no alternative effect, nothing happens.

No rewards

You get no rewards and continue to the next level.

You rest

You need to rest, that means you spend the time on one of the exploration cards to gain the equal amount of effort.

Yes, unless you are committed to an encounter you can decide to proceed to the combat phase during each decision step.

yes

Yes, as long you can spend the resources needed and your time-tracker does not drop to 0 after the action.

If you reach 0 time during your exploration step .

Until next level

Active conditions are removed at the end of the actual level.

No

No, sometimes with some luck you could get out of a combat with some positive conditions.

In that case you will have to re-roll the die and follow instructions for the new preformed action.

Mainly for your glory if you can get it out alive,... but sometimes you could also exchange it during an encounter.

They are used to craft weapons, to exchange them during encounters, or to trick some monsters.

Yes, you could use the Orienteer Action to draw 2 more cards to choose from.

Using the "plan" action during the travel phase or combat phase.

You roll the special die during a monsters battle turn. The rolled number reveals which of the listed actions is performed by the monster.

You return your current weapon sheet and for the duration of the downgrade you will play with the previous one.

By paying an upgrade cost visible on you actual weapon.

Basically, you take 2 encounter cards, you pick one and decide if you play that encounter or rest instead.

Your display is every card you have in play at the moment.

No

No, you first have to eliminate the armor value with some armor-breaking attacks, then you can wound the monster.

No

No, you always have to pay all the resources when you take an Action. Resolving an encounter is not an action and it has a special rule for running out of time.

No

No, there are no actions to exchange greater effort with smaller one, but you can always spend a bigger effort for a smaller one if you want.

No

No, if you are committed to an encounter you cannot rest. If you cannot spend the resources needed you just pay the time price of the exploration card.

Yes

Yes you do. Take 2 skill cards from the skill deck and pick 1. The Skill Icon in the reward section of the monster sheets reminds you of that.

In each Level, the number of times you can use your character’s abilities is equal to the number of the current Level.

You will pay with small effort: 1 small effort for the first food you don't eat, 2 small efforts for the second one and so on.

When you need to reveal a monster you roll the special die and take the monster sheet according to the value you rolled.

Either when you have defeated the level IV Monster and survived the Hunger Step or starved to death because you don't have food or small effort to spend.

No

You are always ambushed if your Time Tracker reaches “0”, even if you have revealed the monster already in the Travel Phase.

No

If the monster has no Trickery Cost it cannot be tricked.

No limit

There is no limit to the number of Skill Cards you can have.