Brave Engage

Brave Engage (; bureivu engēji) is a keyword introduced in BS64, unique to the Brave card type, and only those in the "Engage" family. The effect is worded as below:
*(Once per Game: Same Name) When braving with the target, you can activate the following effect:<Br>█ [additional effect].
While the keyword name is pronounced as "Brave Engage", the literal meaning of the keyword can be interpreted as "the contract with the Brave", tying into the lore of the Contract era, extending to Spirits owning their own dedicated Braves, similar to the concept of Saga Braves. The Braves with are called the "Engage Braves". 
With the "once per game" limitation, all current Brave Engage variants possess extremely powerful effects, ranging from drawing three cards with no cost to a potential five-core boost. Not to mention all these effects are given to decks in which the main colour does not usually own the abilities in which Brave Engage can give, such as core-boosting in a Red deck, or hand-filtering in a White deck.
== Q&A ==
No.	Question 	Answer
1 	What is "Brave Engage"? 	It is an effect unique to the "Engage" family Braves, which can activate when braving with specific targets.
2 	Is Brave Engage a Brave effect, similar to a Brave's (When Summoned) effect? 	No, Brave Engage is considered a Spirit effect activated from a Brave Spirit. As that is the case, when braving to a Spirit that is affected by a "Spirits can't activate effects" effect, Brave Engage cannot activate.
3 	While The AstralZeroSword Foranswer is braved to The Zero Partner, Wiz, when you Contract Advent onto Wiz, can Brave Engage activate? 	No, it cannot. In this case, you have to separate the Brave first, then brave it again to trigger Brave Engage.
4 	Can Brave Engage activate when a Brave is braved to the correct target during swapping of Braves? 	Yes, it can.
5 	When summoning and direct-braving to the correct target, between Brave Engage and a "when a Brave is summoned" effect, which one activates first?	As both types of effects activate at the same time, the turn player decides the order.
== See Also: ==
* List of cards with Brave Engage
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