DUNGEON DICE TCG

You will need the following to play Dungeon Dice TCG: - At least one opponent - A D4, D6 and a D8 - A deck of 50 DD-Cards,(with a maximum of 10 rare cards).This does not include the chosen Dungeon. A deck can only contain two copies of the same card.

START THE GAME: Each player places their Dungeon card on the battlefield. Each player draws 7 cards. Roll a dice, highest roll goes first.

RED Cards: Warriors- GREEN Cards: Spells- PURPLE Cards: Dice- ORANGE cards: Artifact

Each player can play the following cards on their own turn. A warrior card, a Dice or Artifact card and a Spell card. If a warrior is equipped with an Artifact card when it is destroyed, both cards are placed in the discard pile. If the Artifact is destroyed, the Warrior remains. A Warrior card can only be equipped with one Artifact at a time.

In your opponents turn you can play either a Dice card or a Spell card.

Attacking: Declare which Warrior you want to attack with and which of your opponents Warriors or Dungeon it is targeting. If the target is the opposing Dungeon, the targeted opponent can choose to block with a Warrior if he/she has any on the battlefield. If not, damage goes directly to the Dungeon. If a Warrior is declared as a defender, roll for damage. Then roll the attack dice as shown on the chosen Warriors card. Your opponent then rolls his/her defence dice as shown on his/her defending Warrior. If he/she has not used a Spell or Dice card yet, now is the time. If you win the battle, your opponent places his/her Warrior in the discard pile. If the defending Warrior wins the batttle, nothing happens.

Phases:

Draw phase (Draw the top card of your deck)

Warrior Phase (Summon a warrior card if you want/can)

Dice/Artifact Phase (Play a dice or Artifact card)

Spell Phase(you may play your spell card either before or after attacking)

Battle Phase (battle target opponent)

Spell Phase(Last chance to play a spell card this turn)

End Phase (Your turn is now over, if you have more than 7 cards in hand you must discard until you have 7 cards in hand.)

The loser is whoever ends up with 12 warrior cards in their discard pile first. Or destroys their opponents Dungeon. (If a spell card would allow you to move a warrior out of your discard pile it doesent count as being in the discard pile, unless it is the 12th one.)