Unofficial Game Rules

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"Basically like Hearthstone" Rules:
Decks are made up of exactly 30 cards and a maximum of 2 copies per card is allowed. Each player starts the game with 30 life points.

Players flip a coin to see who goes first. The player going first draws 3 cards and the player going second draws 4 cards (there is no "coin" in this game). Players are given one chance to swap out any of their starting cards for another card from the top of their deck. Players have to shuffle any swapped out cards back into their deck. After both players are ready, the game starts.

The cost of summoning a beast from a player's hand is the card's HP value and there is a limit to how many beasts a player can summon each turn. The limit starts at 1 HP total from all summoned beasts and increments each turn to a maximum of 9 (not 10).

Beasts can not attack the turn that they are summoned. During a turn, players can choose at any time to summon a beast if possible, or attack with any beasts that are able to. After a beast has attacked it can not attack again that turn.

When choosing to attack with a beast, players have the option to do a physical attack or a magical attack to their target. A physical attack will use the "attack" stats of the beasts and subtract the defense stats of the beasts to get the amount of damage done to each beasts' HP. The "speed" stat also determines which beast attacks first and deals damage. If speed is tied, the beast that is attacking goes first.

If players choose to do a magical attack with their beast, then the "magic" stat of the attacking beast is subtracted by the target's magic stat to determine the damage.

Players can choose to attack the opponent's life total directly with their beast as long as none of the enemy beasts have "Taunt"; those beasts must be targeted first.

Once a player's life total reaches zero, they lose the game and the other player wins.

Unless otherwise stated on the card, treat each ability as an effect that happens when that beast is summoned.