Once per Battlefield per Turn
Each battlefield can score you only once per turn. Once it has scored for you, it's done for the rest of that turn.
- Two units walking into the same empty battlefield: 1 point, not 2.
- You Held A at the start of your turn. Lose it and take it back this turn, and it won't score again.
- A Hold counts too: a battlefield you Held can't also give you a Conquer point that turn.
So the way to score more in one turn is different battlefields. With two battlefields, 2 points is the most battlefields can give you in a turn.
At the start of your turn you Hold A (1 point). Later you conquer B. How many points did you gain this turn?
You Held A this turn. Your Bladekeeper leaves A and fights at B, and both units die (3 against 3), so both battlefields are empty. Where should your Apprentice walk?
Make your guess, then play the drill to find out.
Words from this lesson
- Once per turn
- Each battlefield can score you only one point per turn, however often it changes hands.
From the Core Rules (2026-10-09): 472 — once per battlefield per turn · 469–473 — Scoring