Chivalry Games Help Center

All movement must be completed first followed immediately by applying the fate if a five was rolled. battles can then be fought if desired. Special skills can be used at different times depending on the skill. Special skills reserved for the end of a turn must be done after the battles are completed.

No. You must use all movement points or none of them.

Yes. When upgrading health points, the health at the bottom of the battle card should be increased by the difference in health points from the upgrade.

Characters taken out of play do not lose any of their upgrades, and their health is reset for when they are brought back into play.

Yes. You must roll for a fate even if you do not have any characters in play because some fates may still apply to the player.

Yes. A character can exit the Inner Square by going down any of the four stairways but can only return through their own stairway.

We welcome your suggestions for new characters. Some characters that we are currently interested in pursuing are the angel (good), illusionist (magic), medusa (chaos), and titan (neutral).

No. The character cannot apply their movement points when they are placed in the starting position.

Your turn is over once you pass the dice to the next player. You lose out on your extra movement points, additional turns from rolling a three, starting battles, and using special skills. You are required to roll for a fate though.

The castle is magic allowing characters to somewhat defy gravity. Characters wearing heavy armor will have a harder time jumping the longer distances.

The character would have to remain in play as is. Characters can be placed in any starting position up to their upgraded starting position.

No. Your characters can only battle characters belonging to an opponent.

Characters regain all of their health points when they are brought into play or visit a lucky toad. Some health points can also be obtained through healing spells or fates on the card of happiness.

All happiness fates are optional.

Starting battles is optional. Each of your characters in play can start battles with any characters within their range. A character can only battle each opposing character once per turn.

Yes. Characters can fight across their colored line with their ranged weapons and spells, but cannot cross their colored line.

Maybe. The range is not determined by the distance between the two characters. The range is the number of movement points that it would take a character to move to land in the space occupied by the opposing character.