GAME SETUP

Each player's deck contains 36 to 55 cards. Assemble your deck with your best cards.
To boost your deck, click here to collect more cards!
Each player starts with 2000 life points. The aim of the game, is to lower your opponents life points to zero.

TYPES OF CARDS

There are three key types of cards in this world:

MEI CARDS

These cards attack your opponents life points and protect your own.

Play these cards faced up.

BUFFS

Buffs can be added to your Mei cards to buff stats - there are both attack and defence buffs

Play faced up or down.

TRAP/SPELL

These cards change the flow of the game and help to get you out of sticky situations.

Play faced up or down.

THE FIELD

There are 8 spaces on the field: 3 for Mei cards, 2 for spell/trap cards and 3 spaces for buffs that are placed in the spaces below your Mei cards.

GAME START

Draw 7 cards. If you don't draw a Mei card, put your cards back into your deck and redraw.
Determine the starting player through Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Player 1 summons a Mei card and may set a trap card, play a spell card or attach a buff to their Mei. Only 1 Mei card can be played each turn.
Each player has to play a Mei card on the first round.
You can add a buff and up to 2 trap/spell cards in a turn.
Attacks are not allowed in the first round, however trap/spell cards can be activated.

ROUNDS

Draw 1 new card from your deck at the start of each turn (unless you already have 7 cards in your hand).
Each turn, you can play up to 1 Mei card and can only attack once with 1 Mei Card.
You can play a spell/trap and buff(s) as desired.
You can choose not to play any cards
You can also choose not to attack
Once you attack with a Mei Card, your turn is over.

ATTACKING

To attack, compare your Mei card's attack to your opponent's Mei card's defense.
If your attack is higher, their Mei card is sent to the graveyard, and you deduct the difference from their life points.
If your attack is lower, your Mei card is defeated, and you deduct the difference from your life points.
If attack and defense are equal, both Mei cards are sent to the graveyard and no life points are lost.

For example if Lovemei attacks Moneymei with 600 ATKMoneymei only has 500 DEF, meaning they would go to the grave and loose 100 life points (the remaining difference)

GRAVEYARD

The graveyard serves as a repository for cards that have been discarded such as, trap, cards, spell cards, and buffs when they are no longer in play, and Mei cards that have been defeated.
These cards do not go back into your deck, and the only means of returning them to play is through the activation of a specific trap or spell card that allows their recovery.

SPELL AND TRAP CARDS

Spell and trap cards can be placed face down and left on the field until you choose to activate them.

Some spell cards have continuous abilities and some are quick

Spell and trap cards can be activated during your turn or in response to your opponent's attack.

BUFFING

Buffs can be added to Mei cards to boost their stats, with attack and defense buffs available. Only one buff can be added to each Mei card, and they last for one use.
Buffs can be placed face down so you’re opponent cant see untill they are activated.

TO WIN!

Reduce your opponents life points to zero!
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