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Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Can I play a second copy of a Character to the same Scene?
A: Yes, you can. Characters and Scenes aren’t unique.

Q: Is there an easy way to keep track of whether a Character is trying to complete or trash a Scene?
A: Yes, there is. If a Character doesn’t match the Scene it’s on, try turning it sideways. Then you’ll be able to tell at a glance which Characters help complete the Scene.

Q: One of my opponents is playing a Homer Simpson deck. Does that mean I can’t play my Homer deck?
A: No, you can play any deck you want.

Q: When do I get to draw a card?
A: You draw cards only at the end of your turn. You don’t get to draw cards at any other time (unless a card tells you to).

Q: I don’t like my Scene. Can I just replace it with another one?
A: No. You can’t play a Scene if you already have one in play. A Scene stays around until its completed, trashed, or discarded by an effect.

Q: I ran out of cards in my deck. Now what?
A: Just reshuffle your discard pile and keep playing.

Q: It’s my turn and a Scene has enough Characters to complete it. Do I have to complete it right away or can I play more cards first?
A: Completing and trashing Scenes is always optional. You might want to wait to complete a Scene until after you play another Character to it if that would get you a bonus point or stop one of your opponents from getting points.

Q: When I complete a Scene, do I have to count all the Characters that share a trait with the Scene?
A: No. You have to count at least as many Characters as the Scene needs to complete it, but you get to choose whether any extra Characters on the Scene count or not.

Q: My opponent played a card that moved 1 of my Characters to her Scene. Does she get to count that Character as hers now?
A: No. If a Character started the game in your deck, it’s your Character, regardless of how it got where it is now.

Q: I used an Action card to put a Character in my discard pile on a Scene. Does that count as 1 of my 2 Characters for the turn?
A: No.

Q: Why would I ever want to trash a scene rather than complete it?
A: You won’t always have Character cards that match the Scenes in play. Rather than get left out of the scoring, you can try to trash a Scene instead—and stop other players from getting points for completing it. Also, some Scenes have effects that happen when they’re completed. You can try to trash the Scene to keep the effect from happening.

For Additional Questions:

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