For example,you use fate to re-roll a die for a movement. I think that if you encounter an enemy you may not use fate again because you used it before. Is this correct? Furthermore,if another player sends you the Reaper before you play again you may use fate again? So,the general question is,can you spend all your fate in one turn?Not of course for the same die-rolls but for others?

envenomed said:

You may use any number of Fate counters in a Turn, provided that:

- you may re-roll a die only once (=1 Fate per die roll,not more)

- you can use Fate only on die rolls made for your Character

- with multiple die rolls, you may spend only 1 Fate to re-roll 1 die of your choice (RAW, I don't do this personally)

This is what I understood from the rules nut I think it is making quite easy the game and gets you out of troubles such as unexpected Grim Reaper visits in the same round. Thank you again! Another short question. Rules write I think,that creatures defeated such as farmer strength 3 in village do not count as trophy points. How do you play it?It would be nice counting them except those in the inner region

If you encounter a battle in your turn and wish to reroll a die, if someone then cast a spell on you (random), you can`t use a fate again to reroll. onle one fate may be used under your turn, no matter what. this is how i have come to understand the use of fate.

but when your turn ends and it is someone elses turn and then cast random at you, then you can use it. one fate for every character maby?

If another character cast random at you and you use fate, hand he cast another random again you can`t use fate, this is how i would play it.

Fredrik Winde said:

How did you came to understand it this way? The Rulebook is very clear about the use of Fate. It says "once per die roll, a Character can spend...".

If you reroll the die in battle, then you can spend another Fate to reroll the Random Spell, because it's another roll.