<p>Only tribe members ("people") may fight in a skirmish, so the only player that is actually involved in the skirmish is the player that had the tribe member card.</p>

<p>However, since you need to win a skirmish by 2 (when playing with only two players), and the tribe members have 0 attack,  the outcome of the above example skirmish would be considered a draw and the contested card would go to the junk pile.</p>

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2014-09-03T16:52:25.217Z
This means that there is no requirements for you to have a fight score, right?
Ramiro
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2014-09-03T18:06:10.470Z
Oh, I see what you mean.  One player had a person in the skirmish, the other player only had a tool card.
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Updated my answer to reflect my better understanding of the question.
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<p>When playing with 2 players the amount of tribe members is irrelevant. Suppose that one player takes a family to the skirmish, and the other a shovel. With that, both players have fight 0. Is this a draw or the player showing the family wins?</p>

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Exciting skirmish: a family versus a shovel. Who wins?
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# Exciting skirmish: a family versus a shovel. Who wins?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-09-01)

When playing with 2 players the amount of tribe members is irrelevant. Suppose that one player takes a family to the skirmish, and the other a shovel. With that, both players have fight 0. Is this a draw or the player showing the family wins?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2014-09-03. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Only tribe members ("people") may fight in a skirmish, so the only player that is actually involved in the skirmish is the player that had the tribe member card.

However, since you need to win a skirmish by 2 (when playing with only two players), and the tribe members have 0 attack, the outcome of the above example skirmish would be considered a draw and the contested card would go to the junk pile.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: This means that there is no requirements for you to have a fight score, right?  
> **username_1**: Oh, I see what you mean.  One player had a person in the skirmish, the other player only had a tool card.  
> **username_1**: Updated my answer to reflect my better understanding of the question.  

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