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Cards have stats that are compared to opponent cards to determine score.
General Rules:
Take turns playing cards. Score will be tallied at the end of each turn.
Scoring:
If your card is strong against the opponent, you will score points. If your card is TOO strong against the opponent you will get a penalty instead.
Each card has 3 stats. When you play a card, the stats are compared to the same stats on each card the opponent has on the field in turn.
General Rules:
You and the opponent take turns playing cards from your hand onto the field. Each turn you have 3 choices from all the cards in your inventory. Opponent always goes first. First player to reach 50 points wins. If you win, you get a card based on the opponent you faced.
Scoring:
- If your card has exactly 2 stats higher than the opponent's card, you score +1 point, and the opponent's card is returned to the opponent's deck.
- If that happens and your card has a lower total stat score (the card's level) then you will also earn bonus points equal to the level difference between the two cards, and the opponent's card is removed for the rest of the game.
- If your card has 3 stats higher than the opponent's card, then you will get a penalty equal to the smallest stat difference among the three stats, but the opponent's card will still be returned to their deck.
- If none of the above happens, you will get no points, and the opponent's card will remain on the field.
- After all opponent's cards have been compared in this manner, you will earn additional points equal to the number of cards you have on the field.
- Cards with two large stats and one small one are very powerful.
- Large cards are hard for the opponent to remove from the board so you will get lots of points for having a large field, but you will often get negative points for being too strong.
- Small cards can be good for forcing negative points on your opponent, but they will not stay on the field for long, so you will not get many points from having a large field.
- ssr booster <faction>: gives a booster pack (5 faction cards) with a specific faction. leaving off the faction will give a random faction.
- ssr box: gives a box of 10 assorted booster packs (50 cards total).
- ssr booster box: same as above.