There are some cards that state 'Discard all Fate'. Does that mean you actually put all your Fate tokens back into the pile, or just flip them over so you don't have any Fate at the moment?

If it is to actually discard the tokens, is a "Gain X Fate" the only way to get them back, or can you replenish them like normal?

Thanks!

It means discard all your fate counters to the pile (so that you have none).

I'm not sure what flip them over means. When you spend a fate counter, you don't flip it over -- you discard it to the pile.

You can replenish or gain fate as normally you would -- so you can cast blessed, go to the graveyard if evil, etc.

Since FFG provided us with dual sided fate tokens, we've been playing that each character has their starting fate tokens with the gold side up. When they use the fate token, it is flipped to the blue side (spent). When they replenish, the token is flipped back to the gold side (active). If they GAIN a fate, another token is added. Discard a token causes a token (even one of the starting ones) to go back to the fate pile. It seems like a good way to track your base fate and it also limits some of the token flinging/movement that can be so prevalent in Talisman. Seems to work well.

I'm wondering what they actually designed the two colors for based on this statment from the rules:

"Although the two
sides of these tokens have a different appearance, this makes
no difference in the core game."

What else is there besides the "core game"?

Oboewan said:

Only the Judgement day ending, where you can spent a light or dark fate to win the game.

There is nothing else yet.

But the idea is already been told in a interview with John Goodenough.

But maybe they skip the idea, or they need more idea's to make a expansion for it