Guess it's my turn again.
Beginning Phase:
Gather that Adamantine the Miner left lying everywhere. The Mayor wants some socks. Oh, and somebody feed the Mole Dog.
[Draw a card- pay 2x (s) for Mayor's Demands, place +1/+1 token on Naked Mole Dog.]
Primary Phase:
The Dwarven Farmer finishes making [Dwarven Beer Roasts] x20.
[(X) Dwarven Farmer (f) x2]
We've finally figured out where those stupid human merchants went off to, it looks like they're setting up on the Depot already.
[Play Human Supply Merchant, (f) x0]
(Reserved Action Here, see spoiler down below)
Combat Phase:
Now, let's see if this stupid Mole Dog is any use. Let's just kind of... turn him lose in the Goblin's camp.
[Attacking with 4/2 Naked Mole Dog]
Next... One moment, rules question.
If an effect is not preceded by a cost, that effect is considered passive and activates whenever it is described to activate. Actions with costs may only be used during the Primary and Secondary phases. Every card has a single action it may perform each turn. If a card has already used its action in the Primary phase it cannot attack. If a creature attacks in the Combat Phase, it may not use its action in the Secondary phase. Attacking uses a creature's action for the turn.
Based on this, attacking uses one's action- implying that one can attack as many times as one can get actions-
Plus- Only things without costs (Resource costs?) can be played in the combat phase- Does this mean I can technically play the Dwarven Mayor's ability to -(X) a card to -(X) the Mole Dog, allowing it to attack a second time in the combat phase? If so- Then by all means have the Mole Dog double attack the goblins.
If not, I'm going to go ahead and -(X) the Dwarven Farmer during the Primary phase and produce 2x (f) instead.
End Phase:
All creatures -(x)
PrinnyBaal's Resources:
(f) x0 ((Or x2, depending on the rules question's answer))
(w) x4
(s) x0
(m) x1
(End Turn)