Learning One Shots in Pax Renaissance

CORRECTION: In Religious Wars, adjacent units of the same color also participate as attackers!
How do those pesky one shots work in Pax Renaissance anyway?

[@omnitheus5442]

One of the best and deepest games I've had the privilege to play. Thank you for these videos!

[@cthulhudreams1246]

New intro made me laugh: very retro.

[@PhasingPlayer]

Thanks! I like it too.

[@minch25]

Small correction - if you ever lose the empire, discard the queen, EXCEPT for in the case when you sell the empire card in which case both cards go back to the throne together

[@PhasingPlayer]

I'd have to double check but I think this was not the case in the 1st edition, which is what this was made for. A few rules did get changed in the 2nd edition that this wouldn't apply to.

[@uffevind5631]

Live playthrough for Pax would be fantastic

[@Thesussysuscat]

Thank for this so much

[@harisiadis]

Great video! Keep them coming please!
One question. Do you know if the rules presented here, regarding one shots, are still applicable in the 2nd edition of the game?

[@PhasingPlayer]

I think it's mostly correct, but I would have to cross check the rules to see what specifically has changed. I know there are some differences.

[@LectureFilms]

Thank you!!!!

[@ekted]

With Religious Wars, you didn't show how adjacent Believers add to the attacking side.

[@PhasingPlayer]

Thank you! I wish RUclips stilled had annotations. I'll add it to the text notes though.

[@john-qz3fu]

Only adjacent knights specifically I thought...

[@Smurfname]

After watching a lot of Videos about Pax Ren, I think I will back the second edition on KS. Thanks for the videos.
PS: do you have a link for the background music?