Resolve each action completely before the nextOne of the biggest factors that helped me improve my play, especially when I was a new player, was understanding when I had the opportunity to perform an action and when I didn't. Note that if a player passes his or her opportunity to act, but all other players do not consecutively pass in sequence, the original player may still take an actionWhen the progression of action opportunities comes back around to that player. Opportunities to initiate actions then proceed in player order until all players consecutively pass, at which point the action window closes and the game advances to the next step on the timing chart. When an action window opens, the first player has the first opportunity to initiate anAction, or pass.
Other generic actions can be performed here. Therefore, you cannot perform a combo like Heir of Mardil followed immediately by Captain's Wisdom, because Heir of Mardil must be played with other attachments during the planning phase, at which point the opportunity to trigger resource actions has passed. This is the only window in which you can play Captain's Wisdom, since it's specifically a resource action. Along with each window, I have included some general gameplay tips as well as some common cards that get used during that window.If you have other gameplay tips regarding a specific action window, let me know! I might add it to the sequence chart and credit you! 0.0 Round Begins I.
This is also a special action window in which the active player (in addition to triggering standard action abilities) is permitted to play ally and attachment cards from his or her hand. This is an action window in which any player may trigger an action as usual. He will come back to my hand at the end of the phase, so I can do it again in the Planning Phase.1.4 Resource phase ends II. If I have multiple copies of Sneak Attack in hand along with Gandalf, sometimes I will use this window to play Sneak Attack+Gandalf just for the card draw.
It is player 2's turn to play allies and attachments. Player 1 is allowed to play it, because it is their turn to play allies and attachments. Player 1 draws into a ally they want to play. Player 2 plays Deep Knowledge and everyone draws 2 cards. It is player 1's turn to play allies and attachments. To illustrate this, here are some examples of what is allowed and what isn't:
It is player 1's turn to play allies and attachments. Player 1 is not allowed to play it, because it is not their turn to play allies and attachments. Player 1 draws into a ally they want to play.
For that reason, one of the most common actions performed during this window is Sneak Attack to bring Gandalf into play so that he can commit to the quest. This action occurs before players commit characters to the quest. However, player 1 has already passed the opportunity to play alles and attachments, and is therefore not allowed to play their ally this turn.2.3 Next player (in player order) becomesActive player (loop back to 2.2, or proceed to 2.4) Since all players can perform actions in any order, player 1 can immediately trigger Steward of Gondor to gain 2 resources, and can now afford their ally. Player 2 plays Steward of Gondor on one of player 1's heroes. It is now player 2's turn to play allies and attachments.
It allows you to adjust your total willpower after revealing all the cards in the staging step but before determining how much progress you will make. This is one of the most important action windows for new players to learn. But take care which quest you're playing against, because you might not want to use Unexpected Courage just yet if there are treacheries like Weighed Down (suggestion courtesy of Staging You can use this window to use readying effects like Unexpected Courage to ready a questing character to avoid effects like the Necromancer's Reach. This is the only action window where Battle-fury can be played.
However, if you have just advanced the quest stage during 3.4, there may now be an action that you want to perform before the Travel Phase begins. It's too late to affect the outcome of the quest. There aren't many times where doing an action here makes more sense than in the action window immediately before this one. Cards like Secret Paths are an obvious way, but you can also use a card like Hands Upon the Bow to remove an enemy from the staging area (suggestion courtesy of Quest resolution In addition to actions that increase your willpower, you can perform actions to decrease the staging area threat.
You will have still tied or failed the quest, allowing Bofur to stay in play permanently and aid in all your future rounds of questing. Instead, you can play him during this window, since the quest is already resolved and your total no longer matters. In these cases, using Bofur's action before 3.4 means you will succeed at the quest, forcing him back to your hand at the end of the phase. Sometimes, you will tie the in the staging area or be short by 1 when resolving the quest. Personally, my main use for this action window is with Bofur. This action window allows you to play a card like The Evening Star or Heirs of Earendil to get rid of the location before you are forced to travel to it.
Note that you could travel to a location with a positive effect during 4.2, like Old Forest Road, then in this action window, switch it out using Thror's Map for something with a negative travel cost. One of the most common actions to perform in the travel phase you be one that helps you avoid travel costs, like Thror's Map or Ghân-buri-Ghân. This is why a card like Mariner's Compass, which is meant to be used before travelling, needed to be a Response rather than an Action.
It's also the only window in which you can play Tireless Hunters.6.3 “Resolve enemy attacks” process begins6.4a Active player resolves next enemy attack. Some of the most common actions performed here are Feint, Thicket of Spears, and Haldir of Lórien. This action window occurs even if no enemies make attacks during the combat phase. This unfortunately means that it is not possible to use Sneak Attack or Prince Imrahil as a way to put archery damage on a temporary ally.
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