It's simple:
- You have 12 cards, of which a maximum of 6 are available at a time (enemies have 6 and 3, respectively);
- Each card has 2 sets of actions: black and white (they are available when located on a cell of the corresponding color);
- A set of actions can contain 1 or 2 actions (movement and/or attack);
- Each action has 1 of 5 sets of coordinates (1:0, 1:1, 2:0, 2:1, 2:2);
- The set of coordinates indicates how many cells the target is located (1:0 - one of four neighboring cells, 1:1 - one of four neighboring cells diagonally, 2:1 - one of eight options for a knight move);
- You can move only on free (not occupied by trees and enemies) cells;
- An attack can be made on an enemy or (if this is not possible) on a free cell;
- If there are 2 actions in the set, they are performed in the specified sequence (if you move to a cell of a different color while performing the first action, the second action from the same set is still performed).