How do do thingy do's?

[my dude]

So, the tutorial was a little lacking and I ended up finishing it without learning some core mechanics. Why do rounds end when they do? How do I use emotes or whatever the ♥♥♥♥ they call them? Is there a resource I can refer too to find out what certain card effects do? Thx in advance

[Tooru]

you probably have it enabled on settings, you can let the game pass itself if you have no more actions left to do, you can change it in gameplay settings. by your name in the bottom left corner, there is a chat box you can use that to bring up the taunt menu. just go on the deck builder, double click the cards and it will bring up their stats + abilities as well as what each ability does. it also works during a game just by clicking on the unit you want to learn more about.

[Levos]

Glossary of keywords: https://teamaretuza.com/academy/course?lessonId=151
Other tutorials are also available on this site.

[Xarfai]

For card effects just right click a card in the deck builder. There are explanation for every key word.

For emotes click on the speech-bubble near your name.

Otherwise try to watch some gameplay on Twitch or Youtube.

[The Drifter]

I recommend checking out BeeBoBoop on Youtube, he has 2 videos, one talking about the game modes and all the general stuff and another talking about the factions and what they all excel at doing.

[Lagrange]

This should give you a start https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2102870819

The emotes are in the lower-left section of the screen next to your avatar. If you don't see the option to emote, click the avatar.

Rounds end whenever you or the opponent wants it to. There is no decisive number of plays before you pass. You can even "dry pass" or pass without playing a card.

You can check out all the cards and their functions in the Crafting screen.

[MakoSipper]

Originally posted by Advil® Extra Strength:

So, the tutorial was a little lacking and I ended up finishing it without learning some core mechanics.

You're too nice. That was probably the worst tutorial I've ever seen. It was just "hey, easy matches for you to win, spend some time reading card text if you want, drown in a few keywords, and ultimately learn by yourself, so why are we doing this, again?"

[my dude]

Originally posted by Lagrange:

This should give you a start https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2102870819

The emotes are in the lower-left section of the screen next to your avatar. If you don't see the option to emote, click the avatar.

Rounds end whenever you or the opponent wants it to. There is no decisive number of plays before you pass. You can even "dry pass" or pass without playing a card.

You can check out all the cards and their functions in the Crafting screen.

Thank your for the video, i'll check it out later. I mean rounds as in when you lose or win the first second or third round. Does it end when one person ends a turn with less points?

[skill issue]

round ends when u pass by ur choice or if u ran out of cards (all leader skills is used and no active orders of card can be used)
round is won who has more poins

[Camichell]

Originally posted by MakoSipper:

Originally posted by Advil® Extra Strength:

So, the tutorial was a little lacking and I ended up finishing it without learning some core mechanics.

You're too nice. That was probably the worst tutorial I've ever seen. It was just "hey, easy matches for you to win, spend some time reading card text if you want, drown in a few keywords, and ultimately learn by yourself, so why are we doing this, again?"

I have to agree. I played Gwent in The Witcher 3 and still felt lost during the tutorial.