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'''Attack Cards''': These are played when battling Dark cards or during challenges. When played, they boost the attack value of the Player card by the support value on the Attack card. After they are used, they are sent to the discard pile. | '''Attack Cards''': These are played when battling Dark cards or during challenges. When played, they boost the attack value of the Player card by the support value on the Attack card. After they are used, they are sent to the discard pile. | ||
'''Equipment Cards:''' These function in a similar manner to Attack cards, but are not discarded at the end of a challenge. Unless otherwise stated, a card may only have one Equipment card equipped | '''Equipment Cards:''' These function in a similar manner to Attack cards, but are not discarded at the end of a challenge. Unless otherwise stated, a card may only have one Equipment card equipped to it at any one time. The "Unique Card" rule also applies to Equipment cards, so that characters who can equip multiple Equipment cards may not wield multiples of the same card. | ||
'''Form Cards:''' These cards are placed atop a Player card and give that Player card new stats and effects. The criteria for playing a Form card or losing it are detailed on the particular card in question. | '''Form Cards:''' These cards are placed atop a Player card and give that Player card new stats and effects. The criteria for playing a Form card or losing it are detailed on the particular card in question. | ||
'''Event Cards: '''These cards are unique in that they are unnamed and may only ever be included once in a deck. When played they are simply referred to as Event followed by a number (e.g Event 1). They have potentially game-changing effects when played, which is why they are limited to a single copy per deck. | '''Event Cards: '''These cards are unique in that they are unnamed and may only ever be included once in a deck. When played, they are simply referred to as "Event", and followed by a number (e.g Event 1). They have potentially game-changing effects when played, which is why they are limited to a single copy per deck. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||