the Jabberwock wrote:[...][ No matter what type of resource(s) you are playing at the site, you must FIRST face automatic-attacks, and THEN you may play any resources which do not require tapping of the site, and THEN you must face Agent and On-Guard creature attacks, and THEN you may play any resource(s) which require tapping of the site. Is this correct? The relevance here, is that you might be able to tap a character and play something on him before he faces Agent/On-Guard attacks. This could be important because he might be forced to tap to face the Agent/On-Guard attack, which would then prevent him from being able to tap and play the resource afterwards.
Almost correct.
While facing an automatic-attack a company is limited to actions that directly affect automatic-attack, or otherwise are allowed in strike sequence.
After facing all automatic-attacks that limitation does not apply.
Still in force is:
CRF, Turn Sequence, Site Phase, General wrote:Play of an ally, item, faction, or resource card which will normally tap the site must be
after the company resolves all automatic, agent and on-guard creature attacks.
That was discussed in this thread: except phenomenal Far Sight a resources do not require to tap a site. Some tap a site in result of playing them (they require an untapped site, tapping a site is one of their results), factions, items, allies generally require untapped site and the site is tapped when they are successfully played.
the Jabberwock wrote:[...] because he might be forced to tap to face the Agent/On-Guard attack [...]
A character does not tap to face an attack, or a strike. An untapped character taps
after facing strike, unless player decide that character will take -3 to prowess against strike. Character that is tapped while facing strike has -1 to prowess against strike.
the Jabberwock wrote:Then, once ANY single resolution takes place, ALL resolutions must take place before any new declaration is made. Do I have this right?
Once a chain of effects starts resolving nothing may be declared in response to this chain of effects.
the Jabberwock wrote:1) Are Ringwraith and Wizard interchangeable?
A references to Ringwraith do not apply to Wizard and vice versa.
With some exceptions listed in Balrog manual a references to Ringwraith apply to Balrog.
the Jabberwock wrote:2) Can both starting minor items be played on the same character?
Both may be under control of the same character.
the Jabberwock wrote:3) Lidless Eye rules book states: “Place up to 10 character cards in your play deck. Only one of each character card may be included.”
Shouldn't this read "only one of each unique character card may be included?"
Neither that, nor:
Lidless Eye, Starter Rules, Getting Ready To Play wrote:3. Place one to six starting minion characters (no Ringwraiths, no minion agents from Dark Minions) face down in front of you. The combined mind attributes (see Mind) of these characters must be 20 or less. You and your opponent reveal your characters simultaneously, placing any duplicated characters into your play decks. Then organize your starting characters into followers and companies and place them at Minas Morgul (i.e., place a Minas Morgul site card next to them).
was updated to reflect existence of non-unique characters.
Good catch
the Jabberwock wrote:4) Can you key creature cards during the M/H phase to the site a company is leaving? Or only to the site a company is traveling to, as well as regions they are traveling through?
Creatures may be keyed only to current site, new site, company's site path, named regions through which a company is moving.
5) How are hazard agents (My Precious and Lobelia Sackville-Baggins) different from other agents? These 2 agents cannot be used as characters in a minion deck, correct? Whereas all other agents can be? Are there any other differences between these 2 and other agents?
The two agents may not be played as characters. They also cannot not be used for purpose of effects that refer to a character in play deck, sideboard, discard pile, or in hand.
The two agents are not minion agents, so cannot count as characters for purpose of constructing deck.