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No cards in hand vs. 5 signets
Posted: 10 February 2026, 11:36
by michaelburdette87
I completed a turn playing the last card in my deck, which gave me the 5th signet. My opponent's card effect did nothing to alter the situation, so I was left with 5 signets at end of turn. However, I lost the round. Is this the correct ruling? It seems like the 5 signets should be counted before my lack of cards triggers. Maybe I'm just wrong and that's okay! Thanks for any help!
Re: No cards in hand vs. 5 signets
Posted: 15 February 2026, 09:26
by dnav1
The game ends after the application of the effects of the losing card...which was the last card of you opponent? If it was a card that forced you drop cards you loose
Re: No cards in hand vs. 5 signets
Posted: 02 May 2026, 05:02
by MrMondiola
The user manual states the following:
"The first player to obtain 5 Seals on their cards wins the game."
Then, in the "End of Round" section, it says the following:
"At the end of the round, draw 1 card from your deck"... [...] ... "If you cannot draw a card, you do not lose the game."
The game is determined by: 1. The opponent cannot play a card, you win. 2. A skill indicating "You won the game" is used. 3. You have 5 or more Seals on your cards at the end of the round.