At the end of any round you can rest and recover cards (hit points as well if you perform a long rest) at which point you pick up your discard pile. These are then discarded from your hand, and put either into a discard pile if you use them normally, or a lost pile if they are cards you need to burn after using. So, in Gloomhaven you play two cards every single turn. When is it okay to burn cards and what does it actually mean if we do? Understanding Gloomhaven Stamina and Cards What this means is understanding our hands – not from the actual card content perspective (I’m going to make the assumption we all know our own cards when playing, you as well) but rather what they mean from a stamina perspective. Where this isn’t necessarily a fault with our playing style, because anyone who is playing Gloomhaven at the moment will probably sympathise that it is a blumming difficult game, we do recognise a need to optimise our hand management if we want to consistently complete missions again. Other times we wouldn’t play cards we needed to because it meant we would lose them. Sometimes we found ourselves burning cards too often. At the start of the campaign we won mission after mission after mission – and then suddenly, as we leveled up, things became really difficult to manage. We’ve lost a scenario a few times recently, through both dying and lack of stamina, and it has been demoralising.
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