Sometimes a cards rules text isn quite the same as the description in the glossary or a rules insert. Which takes precedence?
In general, a glossary entry expands upon the rather terse language printed on the stat card. It does not supersede the card’s text. Card text always trumps glossary text if there is a direct conflict unless the glossary specifically mentions overriding card text, or published errata or an FAQ confirms that the glossary is correct. Note that the glossary may include rules text that is not even hinted at on the card (sometimes even a single word) and this is not considered a direct conflict; it’s an additional rule that remains in play. When there is no hint text for an ability that normally has it (as is the case on simple abilities such as Double Attack on crowded stat cards), the glossary definition or the most recent errata is the final authority.Etiquette Q: Is it legal to keep my characters’ stats secret during play? The rules say that you “reveal your squad” just before placing terrain. Is it good enough to just tell my opponent the names of my characters, so I can save some of t
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