Learn to Play Flesh and Blood in 15 Minutes! | TCG Rules and Resources

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Question: I am new. When in the combat chain i play a card that says "on hit" and my opponent plays nothing to respond, then i play another character because previous card said go a gain, the total damage between both cards is 6. and my enemy plays cards to defend for 6.. Does the hit from the card go into effect since my opponent blocked all 6? or did they have to block that specific card before I played card after it? I dont understand if they must block the specific card or after i do all my cards with go again and im done attacking do they then play defense cards and whatever amount they can block they specify which cards they wanted?

[@revelinrathe]

Good question! I believe you are asking about playing cards with go again one after another, with certain cards having hit effects. Let's say you play an attack card that has an on hit effect to draw a card. The attack has go again. After declaring your attack, your opponent has a chance to declare blocks. If they declare no blocks, you then go to reactions. If neither of you have reactions, the card will hit your opponent, drawing a card. That attack has resolved, but you have go again and can play another attack. For each individual attack you play, your opponent gets to block or play reactions separately for each attack you throw at them before you get to attack again. The order should look like this for every attack. 1. You declare attack 2. Opponent declares blocks 3. Reaction phase where you can attack react or opponent can defense react After these steps have resolved, if you had go again, you can now repeat this process with another attack. Does this help?