If you have a pending being, copy its warp effect.

Choose up to 3 non-legendary pieces, at most 2 of one color. With each, do a combat move. Each move must end at distance 2 from the Dark Sphere.

You may either destroy an adjacent legendary piece or upgrade the Iris. If the Iris becomes legendary, count it as a legend summoned this turn and discard all your legendary cards.

In each enemy color, you may destory 1 heroic piece. You may discard your pending being. You may discard one card of any type from your hand.

Choose an empty colorless square. All common pieces adjacent to that square must do a combat move onto it in the order of your choosing.

Time Traveler's summoning square can be any colorless empty square. You may destroy an adjacent common piece. If you do, put the top card of your discard pile on top of your deck.

You may either return your pending being to your hand or do a standard move with the Warpmaster.

You may choose 1 heroic or 2 common pieces on the yellow-marked squares: For each, place one of your pieces with the same rank on the mirror-image square, if it is empty.

The Royal Reindeer may do a combat leap to a distance of exactly 2. If neither the summoning nor the leap destorys a pieces, upgrade the Royal Reindeer.

The Show Fox may do up to 2 standard moves.

You may destroy an adjacent piece; if heroic, it must be adjacent to at least one other piece of yours; if legendary, 3 other pieces of yours. Count it as two destroyed pieces. Remove it from the game.

If summoning the Everfrost Sentinel destroyed an enemy piece, you may downgrade the Everfrost Sentinel. If you do, each other player or team has 1 less action on their next turn.

You may choose an adjacent common piece and a direction: That piece does as many standard moves as it can in that direction.

You may take one frozen effect from your discard pile and put it directly into play. (The limit of 1 frozen effect in play still applies.)

The Glacier Giant may do any number of combat moves in one of the indicated directions. If it moves, it may continue 1 more square to destroy a legendary piece, but this also destroys the Glacier Giant.

The Polar Bear may do a combat move. If that move destroys a piece, it may do a standard move. If that destroys a piece, it may do a move onto an empty square.

Destroy each common enemy piece that is within distance 2 of the Snow monster and adjacent to at least one of your pieces.

The War Sled may do up to 3 combat moves, the first in one of the indicated directions and each subsequent move in a direction that differs by no more than 45 degrees from the previous move.

You may destroy 1 non-legendary piece on an orthogonally adjacent square.

You may place up to 2 common pieces of your color. Each must be placed on an empty square adjacent to a green square.

The Dire Wolf may do up to 2 combat moves.

If the Ritual Keeper was summoned on a green square, upgrade 1 of your common pieces; if on a red square, you may do 1 combat move with 1 of your pieces.

The Wild Eagle may do a combat leap to any square on the board.

Destroy 1 non-legendary piece. If it was on a red square, destroy all common pieces adjacent to the red square.

You may upgrade 1 common piece used to summon the Clan Guardian.

The Eagle Lord may do a combat leap to any square on the board.

Destory all non-legendary pieces on orthogonally adjacent squares.

The Hungry Bear may do up to 2 standard moves. If it moves onto an empty square, it stops moving.

You may destroy 1 legendary or up to 2 non-legendary pieces on diagonally adjacent squares.

Destory all common enemy pieces on adjacent squares. If you destory at least 2 this way, gain an action.

If the Ritual Master was summoned on a green square, gain 2 actions; if on a red square, you may destroy 1 heroic and/or 1 common piece anywhere on the board.

Do either 1 combat move or up to 2 standard moves, using your pieces other than the War Drummer.

Gain an action. For the pattern of the next being you summon this turn, you may use one enemy piece as though it were yours.

Do up to 3 combat moves, using your pieces. If you do all 3, at least one has to be with the Warlord.

If the Werewolf was summoned on a non-central red or green square, it may do up to 3 combat moves. Otherwise it may do 1 standard move.

The Wolf Rider may do up to 2 combat moves.

The Demon of Gluttony may do a combat move. If this destroys a piece, upgrade the Demon of Gluttony and it may do another combat move. If this destroys another piece, the Demon of Gluttony becomes the Gateway.

Upgrade the Demon of Pride. It becomes the Gateway. It may do 1 combat move.

You may destroy a common piece adjacent to the Gateway.

You may upgrade any one piece of your common pieces or place a common piece of your color on an empty square. In either case, that piece becomes the Gateway.

The Shadow Imp may do 1 combat move. If it does and if it is not the Gateway, then the Gateway may do 1 combat move in the same direction.

Destroy a common piece. If the Gateway is on a red square, you may also destroy a heroic piece adjacent to the destroyed piece's square.

Place a common piece of your color on an empty square. If the Gateway is on a green square, place a heroic piece of your color on an empty square adjacent to that new common piece.

Place a common piece of your color on an empty square adjacent to the Gateway. Then repeat this until there is no such empty square or until no opponent has more pieces than you do.

Destroy one of your common and one of your heroic non-Gateway pieces. For each destroyed piece, gain an action.

Choose up to 2 pieces (not necessarily yours). With each, do 1 combat move towards the Gateway. These moves must not destroy the Gateway.

Spend an action doing nothing. If you cannot, destroy the Gateway instead.

Destroy all enemy common pieces adjacent to the Gateway. If there are none, the Gateway may do a standard move first.

Upgrade the Gateway. Then choose 1 of your non-legendary pieces to become the Gateway. If upgrading created a legendary piece, then Gate Master's summoning counts as summoning a legend on Gate Master's square.

You may destroy an adjacent piece. If you destroy no legendary piece and if your deck is not out of cards, put this card on the bottom of your deck.

If the Hell Rider is the Gateway, it may do 1 combat move. Otherwise, it may do up to 3 combat moves.

Place a common enemy piece on an empty square adjacent to a piece of the same color. For your next summoning this turn, use pieces of that color instead of your own. You may discard your flare to gain an action.

If the Power Seeker is the Gateway, it may do 1 standard move. Otherwise, it may do any number of combat moves toward the Gateway.

You may do 1 combat move with the Gateway. Whether you do or not, you may then do 1 combat move with one of your pieces adjacent to the Gateway.

If summoning the Bomb is your last action this turn, nothing happens; otherwise, destroy the Bomb and all common pieces adjacent to it.

Upgrade 1 of your common pieces other than the Chronicler. Then that piece may do a standard move.

Do up to 2 moves, using your pieces. These moves can only be onto empty squares.

You may choose 1 of your non-legendary pieces and a direction: That piece may do any number of standard moves in that direction.

You may destroy one common enemy piece on a diagonally adjacent square. If you do, upgrade the Swordmaster.

Destroy any piece on the marked square. If the square was empty, the Assassin may move onto it.

You may chose 1 of the indicated directions: Destroy all common pieces in that direction.

You may choose 1 of your pieces other than the Cavalry Captain: You may do up to 1 combat move and up to 2 standard moves with it (in any order).

You may destroy 1 adjacent enemy piece. If that piece was legendary, you also destroy the Champion and gain an action.

The Gryphon Rider may do a combat leap. If she does, you may then downgrade her and place 1 common piece of your color on an empty adjacent square.

You may choose 1 of the indicated directions: Destroy the first 2 pieces in that direction. A legendary piece cannot be destroyed and stops the shot.

The High Priestess may do 1 standard move. Whether she moves or not, you may then upgrade 1 common piece adjacent to her.

You may choose up to 3 common or up to 2 heroic pieces in one enemy color: Do 1 combat move with each.

Do up to 2 combat moves, using your pieces other than the Infantry Captain.

The Knight may do up to 3 combat moves. You cannot destroy common pieces with these moves.

Do up to 3 moves: standard moves with the Master of Intrigue and/or combat moves using non-legendary pieces that were used to summon him.

You may place up to 2 common pieces of your color on empty marked squares.

Gain an action. If there is an enemy pieceo n the marked square, destroy it.

The Charging Buck may do up to 2 combat leaps, each of distance exactly 2.

Destroy 1 common piece of an opponent with more common pieces than you. Destroy 1 heroic piece of an opponent with more upgraded pieces than you.

You may place 1 common piece of your color on an empty square adjacent to one of your pieces

You may choose up to 2 of your pieces adjacent to the Naiad and do 1 standard move with each.

Upgrade the Sapling after summoning it.

The Centaur Chieftain may do 1 combat move. If he does, you may do up to 3 combat moves in the same direction, using other pieces of yours.

The Centaur Spearman may do 1 combat move. If he does, destroy the next piece in the same direction, unless it is legendary.

On one of the adjacent squares, you may convert 1 non-legendary enemy piece to your common piece.

Place 2 enemy common pieces on the empty square up to distance 2. Then destroy 2 common pieces of the same color or colors up to distance 3.

At the end of this turn, draw 1 extra card from your deck and 1 extra card from the legend deck.

The Kiskin Boughrunner may do up to 3 combat moves. Each move must end on a square adjacent to one of your pieces.

Up to 2 times, you may choose a diagonal direction and destroy the first piece in that direction.

You may choose a card from your discard pile and put it on top of your deck. If you do, or if your discard pile was empty, draw 1 extra card from your deck at the end of this turn.

You may convert 1 common enemy piece on a diagonally adjacent square to your common piece.

You may convert 1 non-legendary enemy piece on a diagonally adjacent square to your piece of the same rank.

Choose 1 of your pieces: if it is common, upgrade it; if it is heroic, it may do 1 combat move; if it is legendary, it may do 1 standard move.

Choose one: Either the Unicorn may do 1 combat move, or you gain 1 action.

Upgrade 1 common piece of each color.

You may choose any 1 piece other than the Angel of Death: Upgrade it and then do a combat leap on its square with the Angel of Death.

You may choose any 1 piece in any of the indicated directions: Destroy it and all common pieces adjacent to it.

Destroy a non-legendary piece on or adjacent to a red square. Then upgrade a common piece on or adjacent to a green square. Then the Earth Elemental may do 1 combat move to an adjacent red or green square.

Choose one of the indicated directions: Destroy all non-legendary pieces up to distance 2 in that direction and in both directions at 45 degrees to it.

Destroy either all non-legendary enemy piece on all adjacent squares or all common enemy pieces up to distance 2.

Choose any direction: The Hell Bull may do any number of combat moves in that direction. If it destroys a legendary piece, it stops.

Choose one: Either downgrade a connected group of up to 3 upgraded pieces or destroy a connected group of up to 4 common pieces. (A group may have multiple colors.)

You may place 1 piece of your color on an empty square up to distance 3. With it, do up to 1 (if legendary), 3 (if heroic), or 5 (if common) combat moves in one direction. Then destroy it.

On up to 3 adjacent squares: if it has an enemy non-legendary piece, destroy it; if it has your common piece, upgrade it; if it is empty, place 1 common piece of your color there.

After this turn, take an extra turn (even if the end of the game has been triggered).

Destroy all orthogonally adjacent pieces and all non-legendary diagonally adjacent pieces. They do not count as pieces destroyed by you.

You may upgrade 1 of the pieces used to summon the Two-Headed Dragon. If you do, you may destroy 1 heroic piece adjacent to the upgraded piece.