ตันก๋งChen Gong

Once per turn, in your play phase, you may give an equipment card or an Attack (from your hand or your equipment area) to another player and name a victim inside their attack range. They then either use an Attack on that victim, with no card of their own, or draw 1 card; if nobody is in their range, they just draw.

Locked. Each time you take damage outside your own turn, Attacks and non-delay tricks have no effect on you until that turn ends.

Cat's Paw turns your spare cards into other people's fights. Once per turn you hand an Attack or an equipment card — even one you are wearing — to another player and name a victim inside THEIR attack range (yourself included, though you rarely want that). They choose: strike the victim with a conjured Attack that costs them no card, or simply draw 1. Either way they keep your gift, so give away what you cannot use this turn — a second Attack after your one swing, a weapon worse than the one you wear — and give it to whoever wants the victim hurt more than you do: an ally in role games, or the seat already feuding with the table leader in a free-for-all. The strike is theirs, with their weapon and skills behind it, and it has no colour, so a Renwang Shield cannot stop it (Vine Armor still can). Once Bitten is what keeps a 3-HP strategist alive. The first time anyone hurts you outside your own turn, every further Attack and trick that turn does nothing to you: the Crossbow's follow-up swing, the Duel, the Barbarian Horde still rolling round the table. The shield turns friendly cards away too, so Peach Garden will not heal you that turn. Enemies learn to hit you once and hard, or leave you alone.