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No. It's entirely up to the player's discretion; they can draw up to two cards. The card is determined randomly and can activate multiple (or none) events at once. Besides the risk of familiar penalties, it's also worth considering that the cards force you to play as a representative of the corresponding faction. For example, if you draw cards for Erathia and Camelot, you will be forced to create a character from one of these countries. In some situations, the effect of a card may force you to play as a representative of a specific country, even if you drew more than one. For example, if the effect of a vampire card assigns you to a particular clan, while the effect of the second card assigns nothing (or something relatively vague, like wealth). I should also note that there is a "Luck" belief that allows you to draw an additional card and/or cancel the effect of any of the drawn cards (including the new one, if you decide to draw). However, if you decide to draw a third card, you will be forced to take this belief for your character, even if the results don't suit you. I think that's all.