Dune: Imperium

Plot Intrigue cards may be played any time during one of your own Agent or Reveal turns; Combat Intrigue cards may only be played during the Combat phase; Endgame Intrigue cards are played at the end of the game. (See Intrigue cards, page 7; Combat Intrigue details, page 12.)

No — you use only one box per play: use the Agent box on an Agent turn or the Reveal box on a Reveal turn. (Card anatomy and phase rules, page 8.)

Yes — you may deploy any troops recruited during your current turn (from the card and/or the board space) to the Conflict, and additionally up to two troops from your garrison. Troops you don’t deploy are placed in your garrison. (See Deploying troops to the Conflict, page 10.)

Whenever you need to draw a card and your deck is empty, reshuffle your discard pile to form a new deck and then continue drawing. (Deck rules, page 6; clarifications about not reshuffling until you must draw, page 13.)

Reaching 4 Influence on a Faction’s track earns the first player an Alliance token and its Victory Point; if another player later rises to a higher space on that track, you must give them the Alliance token and you lose that Victory Point. (Faction Influence and Alliances, page 7.)

Yes — starting with First Player and proceeding clockwise, each player may play any number of Combat Intrigue cards or pass, and a player who passed earlier may still play later until all players involved pass consecutively. (Combat Intrigue timing and passing, page 12.)