Sorcery cards use natural, thematic language. Some words and phrases have different meanings depending on their context. Read the card text carefully to determine which meaning is correct:
If a card uses the word fight, it ignores normal attack targeting restrictions. E.g. could fight even though they have Airborne and Pudge Butcher does not, and could fight a that moves in the water even though the Thieves have Stealth. All units involved in the fight strike each other simultaneously.
If a card uses the word strike, it also ignores normal attack targeting restrictions. E.g. can allow a to strike Gyre Hippogriffs even though they have Airborne and the Troll does not. When a unit strikes due to an effect like Grapple Shot (and not merely a fight), the opposing unit doesn’t strike back.
If a card uses the word attack in the text, follow normal attack restrictions and card effects, e.g. , which has many FAQs to clarify the effect!
Note that some cards use “attack” in the title (e.g. ) but use “strike” in the card text; card text is what matters in this case, not the title.
Take a step vs. X steps away vs. Push/Pull one step
See the "Step" codex entry for more details.
Stops is not the same as at rest.
A unit stops when there is no additional movement for that unit on the storyline. A unit must first move to then stop.
At rest means nothing is on the storyline. See the "At Rest" codex entry for more details.
