Q: I have a "Level 3 Foil Goofy" and a "Level 3 Non-foil Goofy." Are these considered the same card for purposes of deck building?
A: Yes. You may have three "Level 3 Goofy" Cards, foil or not, in your deck.
 

Q: Are Attack Cards limited to a maximum of three copies in my deck?
A: Yes, unless otherwise stated.
 

Q: Can I include more than one kind of promotional card per deck?
A: Yes, you can. You can have many different kinds of promotional cards per deck, but you are limited to a maximum of 1 copy of each promotional card in your deck.
 

Q: When receiving bonuses to my Heart Point total, can I go above the amount of my initial Heart Points?
A: Yes. You are allowed to gain Heart Points even if it would take you above your initial Heart Point total.
 

Q: If I Battle the Heartless at my World Card, how do I do damage? Only to one Heartless?
A: No. Unlike other card games, a Battle is not one-on-one. When Battling against Heartless at your World Card, once you have played all of the cards and/or assigned all the Friends you want to the Battle, take the total of all the Attack Values of your Player Card, Friends (including Magic/Friends), and Attack Cards. Then, distribute that as damage among the Heartless as you like.
 

Q: If I Battle some of the Heartless at my World Card and I don't defeat all of them, do I lose HP?
A: No. If you don't defeat all of the Heartless in one turn at your World Card, you do not lose HP as a result. However, some Heartless cards can specifically cause you to lose HP at other times ("Wyvern" and "Pirate"), so be careful.
 

Q: If 3 "Wyvern" and/or "Pirate" cards are on your World Card at the end of the Discard Phase and you are going have your HP reduced by 3 from them, can a "Level X Ariel" (or 3 in this particular case) prevent the entire Heart Point loss?
A: Yes, because the loss is applied at the same time at the end of the Discard Phase, "Level X Ariel" (again 3 in this case) can can prevent all of that loss.
 

Q: Do Friends directly add their Attack Value to your Player Card, or do they add their damage on their own? (ie. cards like "Wight Knight" that read "Damage to the card from the opponent's player card and attack cards is reduced to 0")
A: Friend Cards are considered to be attacking with the Player Card to give a total Attack Value. The damage value from you or your opponents Player Card is not counted against the particular Dark/Heartless card in question ("Wight Knight"). (ie. "Level 2 Sora" has an attack value of 5. If your oppenent plays one copy of "Wight Knight" on your world card and you try and attack it with just your "Sora" player card, your Attack Value is reduced to 0. If you had "Level 1 Goofy" with an Attack Value of 4 in play as a friend card and you add him to the Battle, your total Attack Value would be 4 against the "Wight Knight" due to the fact that your Attack Value from "Sora" is reduced to 0.)
 

Q: If I only have one Friend in play, can I still play the next level of that same Friend?
A: Yes, you can. You will have to discard the lower level of that Friend before you put the higher level Friend into play.
 

Q: Can "Simba" be chosen as the friend to be discarded when his power takes effect?
A: Yes. You can choose to satisfy "Simba's" Proud Roar with the "Simba" card you used to activate it.
 

Q: Can I play "Simba" if I cannot discard the full amount of characters required by the card?
A: Yes. If you do not have the required amount of Friends or Magic/Friends that "Simba" would discard, you can still play "Simba" and just discard as many cards as you are able.
 

Q: Is the damage dealt by a Magic/Friend Card considered to be Magic damage, such as for the purposes of defeating a "Gargoyle?"
A: No. Damage dealt by a Magic/Friend Card is not Magic damage.
 

Q: Since the effect of "Dumbo" says "Blizzard Effect," does that mean all Heartless lose 2 POW at the "Deep Jungle" World Card?
A: No. Dumbo's effect does not do damage, "Deep Jungle" will not enhance Dumbo's effect.
 

Q: How does "King Triton" work? Does it stay Level 1 when in play?
A: "King Triton" is treated as a Level 1 for the purposes of putting it into play from your hand. In other words, you could play "King Triton" if you had no Friends in play. After "King Triton" is in play, he will be treated as his printed Level of 2.

 

Q: Can Magic Cards do damage to the HP of my opponent's Player Card?
A: No. Magic Cards that do damage can be used in two ways. (1) They can do damage directly to Dark Cards, such as "Heartless" Cards. (2) When used during a Challenge, the damage that a Magic Card would do instead increases your Attack Value total for determining who wins the Challenge. (For example, if you played a "Fire" Magic Card during a Challenge, it would increase your total Attack Value by 4 (the damage value of the Magic Card.) For more information on this, see the following article:

http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/kingdomhearts/article-moogle1.html
 

Q: Can I use Magic cards during a Challenge?
A: If you use Magic cards during a Challenge, you would have to have a particular target for the card. Since Set 1 does not have any Dark Cards that can be used during a Challenge, damage-dealing Magic cards can't do anything. The "Cure" Magic card can be used to boost your HP, however.
 

Q: I want to play an Attack Card that has an effect that allows me to play two at the same time for an increased effect. At first, I only play one. If I play another of the same card later on in a Battle or Challenge, will I get the bonus effect?
A: No. If you want to apply the bonus effect for Attack Cards, you must play all of the stated Attack Cards at once.
 

Q: Do the terms "Dark" and "Heartless" refer to the same thing?
A. Dark is the umbrella term that refers to both Heartless and Villains.
 

Q: If 3 "Wyvern" and/or "Pirate" cards are on your World Card at the end of the Discard Phase and you are going to have your HP reduced by 3 from them, would the Heart Point loss come all at once or one at a time?
A: The Heart Point loss is subtracted from your total all at once.
 

Q: Can I have multiple copies of the same World Card into play, say, two Level 3 "Traverse Towns?"
A: Yes.
 

Q: Are Japanese-language Kingdom Hearts cards allowed to be used in sanctioned tournaments?
A: No. Japanese-language Kingdom Hearts cards are not allowed in official tournaments sanctioned by Fantasy Flight Games.
 

Q: I am confused as to which value on the promo cards are Attack and Magic.
A: The upper number in blue is Attack Value and the lower number is the Magic Value. You cannot use the example in the rulebook because it does not specify the purple background at all and it is a different format than the one given in the example of the cards.
 

Q: Can Tournament Organizers participate in tournaments and get promotional materials?
A: At this time, yes.
 

Q: Is there an official means of determining a winner in a tied-timed tourney match?
A: In the event of a tie in a timed match, the winner will be determined by the participant with the highest total of heart points plus levels of revealed world cards in play.
 

Q: For deck construction purposes, will we be allowed a sideboard (a number of extra cards which, after rounds, you can add to your deck and remove others to alter your original deck build)?
A: Kingdom Hearts TCG does not use sideboards.
 

Q: If 3 Wyverns/Pirates are on your world card at the end of the Discard phase and you are going to be delt 3 damage from them, can Ariel level X (or 3 in this particular case) prevent the entire damage?
A: Yes, because the damage is applied at the same time at the end of the Discard phase, Ariel lvl "X" (again 3 in this case) can can prevent all of that damage.  

Q: Do friends directly add their attack value to your player card, or do they add their damage on their own? (ie. cards like Wight Knight that read "Damage to the card from the opponent's player card and attack cards is reduced to 0")
A: Friend cards are considered to be attacking with the player card to give a total attack value. The damage value from you or your opponents player card is not counted against the particular dark/heartless card in question (Wight Knight). (ie. Sora level 2 has an attack value of 5. If your oppenent plays one copy of Wight Knight on your world card and you try and attack it with just your Sora player card, your attack value is reduced to 0. If you had level one Goofy with an attack value of 4 in play as a friend card and you add him to the Battle, your total attack value would be 4 against the Wight Knight due to the fact that your attack value from Sora is reduced to 0.)  

Q: If 3 Wyverns/Pirates are on your world card at the end of the Discard phase and you are going to be delt 3 damage from them, can Ariel level X (or 3 in this particular case) prevent the entire damage?
A: Yes, because the damage is applied at the same time at the end of the Discard phase, Ariel lvl "X" (again 3 in this case) can can prevent all of that damage.  

The last sentence says "can can prevent"  

Also this is confusing:

Q: Do friends directly add their attack value to your player card, or do they add their damage on their own? (ie. cards like Wight Knight that read "Damage to the card from the opponent's player card and attack cards is reduced to 0")
A: Friend cards are considered to be attacking with the player card to give a total attack value. The damage value from you or your opponents player card is not counted against the particular dark/heartless card in question (Wight Knight). (ie. Sora level 2 has an attack value of 5. If your oppenent plays one copy of Wight Knight on your world card and you try and attack it with just your Sora player card, your attack value is reduced to 0. If you had level one Goofy with an attack value of 4 in play as a friend card and you add him to the Battle, your total attack value would be 4 against the Wight Knight due to the fact that your attack value from Sora is reduced to 0.)  

You should probably separate it.

Friends/magic friends questions

Q: Do friends directly add their attack value to your player card, or do they add their damage on their own?

A: Friend cards are considered to be attacking with the player card to give a total attack value. So although they do support a player card, damage dealt by a Friend or Magic/Friend is not considered to be "player damage". 

Darkness Questions
Q:Can a Wight Knight be damaged by a Friend or Magic/Friend?

A: Yes. Wight Knight only changes damage from a player card or attack card to zero. Since friends deal their own damage independent of the player card, they can harm a Wight Knight.