POKÉMON TRADING CARD GAME

 

POKÉMON TRADING CARD GAME

OBJECTIVE OF POKéMON TCG: Defeat your opponent’s pokémon by being the first player to win all the prize cards.

NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2+ Players

MATERIALS: Each player uses their custom deck

TYPE OF GAME: Strategy 

AUDIENCE: All Ages

INTRODUCTION TO POKÉMON

Pokémon is a trading card game that allows players to buy extra cards and customize their own deck for gameplay. A Pokémon deck is more than a game, it is a collection. Players typically beginning with a Trainer Kit, which teaches players how to become a Pokémon trainer via a card game. After players are more comfortable, they can buy other kinds of decks, like theme decks, to  make the game more interesting.

ENERGY TYPES

Pokémon defeat an opponent’s Pokémon with their attacks and/or abilities. Attacks must be powered by energy cards. Within Pokémon, there are 11 types of Energy which match the 11 type of Pokémon. 메이저사이트추천

Grass

Pokémon that utilize grass are able to heal themselves as well as poison opponents.

Fire

Fire Pokémon have large attacks. They are able to burn other pokémon, however, they must rest to build up before another attack.

Water

Water Pokémon are able to manipulate Energy and maneuver around opposing pokémon.

Lightning

Lightning Pokémon are able to revive used Energy that is in the discard. They are also able to paralyze their opponents.

Psychic

Psychic Pokémon have special powers that allow them to affect their opponents in unique ways, such as making them fall asleep or rendered confused.

Fighting

Fighting Pokémon serve serious damage, some can even deliver combination hits if they flip a coin.

Darkness

Darkness Pokémon use sneak attacks that cause opponents to discard.

Metal

Metal Pokémon are resilient and can endure attacks longer than the majority of other Pokémon.

Fairy

Fairy Pokémon employ tricks on opponent’s Pokémon that make their attacks less damaging.

Dragon

Dragon Pokémon have super strong attacks that typically require 2 Energy types.

Colorless

Colorless Pokémon are diverse and can do many kinds of moves, they adapt well to any deck.

CARD TYPES

Pokémon

The most important cards in the game. Many of these cards are Basic Pokémon, Stage 1 or Stage 2. Stage 1 and Stage 2 Pokémon are also referred to as Evolution cards. The top left corner displays what stage the Pokémon is in and what basic Pokémon it evolved from.

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STEALING BUNDLES

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  STEALING BUNDLES OBJECT OF STEALING BUNDLES:  The object of Stealing Bundles is to have the most cards by the end of the game. NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  2 to 4 players MATERIALS:  A standard deck of 52 cards, and a flat surface. TYPE OF GAME:  Accumulating Card Game AUDIENCE:  All Ages OVERVIEW OF STEALING BUNDLES Stealing Bundles is an accumulation card game for 2 to 4 players. The goal of the game is to collect the most cards by the end of the game. Players will need to race to match cards from the center, steal cards from other players, and collect as many as they can for themselves before the deck runs out. SETUP The dealer is chosen at random. The dealer shuffles the deck and deals each player a hand of 4 cards and 4 cards face up in the center of the table. Card Ranking The cards don’t really have a ranking order, but ranking does matter in the sense that you will need to match the rank of a card to capture it.  먹튀검증 GAMEPLAY The game starts with the player to the left of the dealer.
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MIZERKA

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  MIZERKA OBJECT OF MIZERKA:  The object of Mizerka is to score the most points at the end of the game. NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  3 players MATERIALS:  A standard 52 card deck, a way to keep score, and a flat surface. TYPE OF GAME:  Trick-Taking Card Game AUDIENCE:  Adult OVERVIEW OF MIZERKA Mizerka is a trick-taking card game playable by 3 players. The goal of the game is to score the most points at the end of the game, beating your opponents’ scores. Each round is played with slight variation in play and scoring. There will be a total of 18 rounds of play before the game ends. SETUP The first dealer is chosen at random and after the first round, the dealer will pass to the left for each now round. The dealer will shuffle the cards and deal to four piles of 6 cards each. There is one pile for each player and a talon. After the first 6 cards are dealt the player to the dealer’s left will need to choose the contract for the round. They may look at their first 6 cards to help their decision. T
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FORTUNE’S FAVOR

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  FORTUNE’S FAVOR OBJECTIVE OF FORTUNE’S FAVOR:  Get all of the cards into foundations in ascending order according to suit NUMBER OF PLAYERS:  1 player NUMBER OF CARDS:  52 cards RANK OF CARDS:  (low) Ace – King (high) TYPE OF GAME:  Solitaire AUDIENCE:  Adults THE CARDS & THE LAYOUT Fortune’s Favor uses a standard 52 card French deck.  Begin the layout by removing the four Aces and placing them face up in a row.  These cards begin your foundation piles.  Foundations will be built up in ascending order according to suit. Shuffle the remaining cards and deal out two rows of six cards face up.  This is your tableau.  The rest of the cards make the draw pile. THE PLAY Each card in the tableau is the beginning of a pile.  Tableau piles are built in descending order according to suit.  The top card of each tableau pile is able to be moved to another tableau or foundation pile.   Begin the game by scanning the tableau for cards that can be moved to the foundation piles.  Any gaps formed
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