Found on the KeyForge Lounge discord, someone is compiling a list of rules clarifications by FFG.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wkQ6N7cxoTV4gflk7iW1GcHHCN8e-MOkbul1D1QFJdM/edit#gid=0

Very nice!! Thank you very much for the link!!!

Only a few questions still remain unanswered though... Such as:

"When a creature is put into play under my control due to Overlord Greking 's ability, does that trigger the creature's ""Play:"" abilities (if any)?"

5 minutes ago, Untamed said:

Very nice!! Thank you very much for the link!!!

Only a few questions still remain unanswered though... Such as:

"When a creature is put into play under my control due to Overlord Greking 's ability, does that trigger the creature's ""Play:"" abilities (if any)?"

this is in the rulebook itself (no, it doesn't).

Edit: Page 11 under "Play" to be exact

If only because I like to quote the rules.

PLAY:
If an ability “puts” a card “into play,” “Play:” abilities on the card do not resolve.

Is this more comprehensive than the faq at keyforge-compendium.com? I guess if you want a spreadsheet, though, this would be better.

19 hours ago, debiant said:

Is this more comprehensive than the faq at keyforge-compendium.com? I guess if you want a spreadsheet, though, this would be better.

This is what was used to create the faq at keyforge-compendium. A rough draft if you will. But the compendium doesn't seem to include the references, so this might give a bit more insight on why the faq entry was added.

1 hour ago, saluk64007 said:

This is what was used to create the faq at keyforge-compendium. A rough draft if you will. But the compendium doesn't seem to include the references, so this might give a bit more insight on why the faq entry was added.

Oh, cool! I've only seen citations at KFC, but I don't recall seeing any links. That makes sense.

It would be great if we had citations for all rulings with links to the source of information. I'm sure it's time consuming to keep track of everything ruled on by employees at FFG in all the various random places they've answered questions. If, like me, you've emailed FFG and haven't received answers to your questions, it's doubly frustrating that they've not made more of an attempt to consolidate rulings.

After everyone downloads the spreadsheet, those who haven't checked out keyforge-compendium.com should. They do a really good job of keeping the FAQ up to date. You can send them a message on reddit with any question they haven't answered. They look into new questions and update the FAQ if there is ambiguity, potential for confusion, edge cases, or any discrepancies in rules or card text. If the question can be answered purely by rules and card text.

KFC also has the most comprehensive and searchable databases of decks and cards I've seen, but that's a different topic.