I have questions about the wording found in the Rules Reference itself.
For Covert it reads:
QuoteCovert
- Covert is a keyword ability. When a player initiates a conflict, for each character with the covert keyword he or she declares as an attacker, that player may choose one character without covert controlled by the defending player. Each chosen character is considered evaded by covert, and cannot be declared as a defender for that conflict.
- Card abilities may be used to move characters that have been evaded by covert into a conflict as defenders.
- Covert may only be used when characters are declared as attackers. If a character with covert is moved into or played into a conflict after the point at which the conflict was declared, that character's covert ability does not resolve.
This contains the only two instances of evade in the Rules Reference. I am questioning if it should even be there. When I first looked up covert, I then proceeded to look (in vein) for evade to understand its meaning. It appears to have been an intended keyword that was discarded but still snuck its way into the RR. Further, I present from the back of the Learn to Play Guide:
QuoteCovert: When this character is declared as an attacker, you may choose a character that does not have covert. That character cannot be declared as a defender for this conflict during the "declare defenders" step.
It doesn't even contain the word evade, and I feel it's simpler and more clear.
Secondly, Duels. In the Rules Reference under Duel Timing (Currently on page 23), there is no Action Window. Now, I'm all a quiver about that being absent, but is it accurate?