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ARTHUR GRIFIER: ARTHUR GRIFIER переименовал страницу Tactical Game Cards в Тактическая Карточная Игра: перевод

2024-10-13T05:33:03Z

ARTHUR GRIFIER переименовал страницу Tactical Game Cards в Тактическая Карточная Игра: перевод

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imported>TeleportifiedBread: Removes reference to a mechanic that doesn't exist, mentions holodeck

2023-05-22T20:00:01Z

Removes reference to a mechanic that doesn't exist, mentions holodeck

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	<h3 style="text-align:center;">What You Need</h3>		<h3 style="text-align:center;">What You Need</h3>
	In order to play the TCG, a deck is required. As stated above, decks must contain exactly 30 cards.<br>		In order to play the TCG, a deck is required. As stated above, decks must contain exactly 30 cards.<br>
	Additionally~~, to save cards you require access to the TCG CardStore in the library or <s>a modular computer loaded with a holoprojector and the TCG CardStore app.</s><br>~~		Additionally, a stock of Thunderdome Flippers to use for coin tosses and counter effects is recommended- these can be obtained occasionally from cardpacks, but any coin will do.
	~~Finally~~, a stock of Thunderdome Flippers to use for coin tosses and counter effects is recommended- these can be obtained occasionally from cardpacks, but any coin will do.		Finally, the Holodeck has a special mode designed specifically for the TCG that makes play ''much'' easier.

	<h3 style="text-align:center;">Gameplay Phases</h3>		<h3 style="text-align:center;">Gameplay Phases</h3>

imported>NamelessFairy: Division is spelt Division

2023-01-15T00:34:46Z

Division is spelt Division

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	<h1 style="text-align:center;">Welcome to the Exciting world of Tactical Game Cards!</h1>		<h1 style="text-align:center;">Welcome to the Exciting world of Tactical Game Cards!</h1>
	Sponsored by Nanotrasen Edu-tainment ~~Devision~~.		Sponsored by Nanotrasen Edu-tainment Division.
	<h3 style="text-align:center;">Core Rules:</h3>		<h3 style="text-align:center;">Core Rules:</h3>
	Tactical Game Cards (Also known as /TG/C) is a traditional trading card game. It's played between two players, each with a deck or collection of cards.		Tactical Game Cards (Also known as /TG/C) is a traditional trading card game. It's played between two players, each with a deck or collection of cards.

imported>Dopamiin: adds resin frontier. yes i did both of these in one night for a meme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxB14oMSYXg

2022-01-30T13:03:19Z

adds resin frontier. yes i did both of these in one night for a meme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxB14oMSYXg

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imported>Dopamiin: adds all the core set cards, gonna add the resin frontier ones in a second edit in a bit. please do NOT edit the table without consulting game/code, the original had several errors, this is meant to be exactly as written.

2022-01-30T12:31:11Z

adds all the core set cards, gonna add the resin frontier ones in a second edit in a bit. please do NOT edit the table without consulting game/code, the original had several errors, this is meant to be exactly as written.

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imported>Arcanemusic: Clarified event cards as being their own specific thing in the game as it is right now

2021-12-31T07:00:22Z

Clarified event cards as being their own specific thing in the game as it is right now

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	<h3 style="text-align:center;">Card Breakdown</h3>		<h3 style="text-align:center;">Card Breakdown</h3>
	Within the game, there are 3 kinds of cards (So far), <b>Creature, Item, Event, and Battlefield cards.</b>		Within the game, there are 4 kinds of cards (So far), <b>Creature, Item, Event, and Battlefield cards.</b>
	<blockquote><b>Creature Cards.</b>		<blockquote><b>Creature Cards.</b>
	All creature cards have 4 core values to keep in mind, <b>Power, Resolve, Faction, and Summoning Cost</b>. <b>Power</b> serves as a card's offensive value in combat. <b>Resolve</b> serves as a card's defensive value in combat, and doubles as a card's health. <b>Factions</b> are groupings of cards that can often share effects and traits together. <b>Summoning Cost</b> is how much mana a card needs in order to be summoned.		All creature cards have 4 core values to keep in mind, <b>Power, Resolve, Faction, and Summoning Cost</b>. <b>Power</b> serves as a card's offensive value in combat. <b>Resolve</b> serves as a card's defensive value in combat, and doubles as a card's health. <b>Factions</b> are groupings of cards that can often share effects and traits together. <b>Summoning Cost</b> is how much mana a card needs in order to be summoned.

	<b>Item Cards.</b>		<b>Item Cards.</b>
	All item cards similarly to Creature Cards have Power, Resolve, and Summon Cost values, but for items, these values are added to the attached card's values. Items can only be attached (Equip) to creatures, and they last until the creature dies, or otherwise leaves the field, following it's ~~equipt~~ card. If returned to the hand, send to the discard pile, or otherwise leaves the field, it is ~~detatched~~ from the ~~equipt~~ card. When a Item card increases a card's power or resolve, those effects stay on the equip card until the item is ~~unequip~~ or removed from the parent card.
			All item cards (similarly to Creature Cards) have Power, Resolve, and Summon Cost values, but for items, these values are added to the attached card's values. Items can only be attached (Equip) to creatures, and they last until the creature dies, or otherwise leaves the field, following it's equip card. If returned to the hand, send to the discard pile, or otherwise leaves the field, it is detached from the equip card. When a Item card increases a card's power or resolve, those effects stay on the equip card until the item is unequipped or removed from the parent card.

	If a card would have it's resolve decreased by having it's equip card removed, it's handled by having it's maximum resolve decreased, not it's current resolve. For example, lets say you had a card with 1/1 power/resolve, and give it an item giving it +1/+2, then that card enters combat, dropping it down to 2/1. If by an opponent's card effect it lost that +1/+2 item now, it's stats would be 1/1 once again. If an equip card ''explicitly'' lowers a card's stats, it is possible for a card to be killed as a result, but drops in power will always bottom out at 0 power at any given time.		If a card would have it's resolve decreased by having it's equip card removed, it's handled by having it's maximum resolve decreased, not it's current resolve. For example, lets say you had a card with 1/1 power/resolve, and give it an item giving it +1/+2, then that card enters combat, dropping it down to 2/1. If by an opponent's card effect it lost that +1/+2 item now, it's stats would be 1/1 once again. If an equip card ''explicitly'' lowers a card's stats, it is possible for a card to be killed as a result, but drops in power will always bottom out at 0 power at any given time.

			'''Event Cards.'''

			Event Cards function as instant effects that can be played from the hand on either player's turn. Event cards will often have a summon cost to be played, but may also have a condition that must be met in order to be activated. Events can also be activated in response to another player's event, including your own. This means that event cards are subject to the order that they're played, in a ''reverse stack''. For example, creature A uses an effect that returns creature B to the opponent's hand. You activate and event that destroys creature A instead. If that effect resolves, creature A would be destroyed before creature B returns to the hand. However, if the opponent then played an event that prevent the activation of event cards that turn, then the first event would be negated, and creature B returns to the hand, while creature A remains unharmed.

			Other events may take place over the course of a single turn instead of instantly, based on the card effect. The initial playing of those cards can allow for an event response, but only against it's initial playing on the field.

	<b>Department Cards.</b>		<b>Department Cards.</b>
	Department cards function as continuous effects on the field, and between you and your opponent only a single department may be in play at a given time. If a department is in play and you attempt to play a new one, discard the old department, unless otherwise stated by a card effect. Department cards with an active effect are resolved when stated, or during the play phase if not otherwise stated. Use of department cards and their fitting factions is the key to tying your deck's themes and strengths together!</blockquote>		Department cards function as continuous effects on the field, and between you and your opponent only a single department may be in play at a given time. If a department is in play and you attempt to play a new one, discard the old department, unless otherwise stated by a card effect. Department cards with an active effect are resolved when stated, or during the play phase if not otherwise stated. Use of department cards and their fitting factions is the key to tying your deck's themes and strengths together!</blockquote>
	Maintaining a healthy ratio of department cards, creature cards, and item cards is important to being able to activate the cards you want in the order you want to to be activated.<br>		Maintaining a healthy ratio of department cards, creature cards, events, and item cards is important to being able to activate the cards you want in the order you want to to be activated.<br>
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	\| The creature enters combat with a hivemind token on it. The first time this card would take damage, remove that token instead. This does not apply to ~~instant~~ removal effects, only points of damage.		\| The creature enters combat with a hivemind token on it. The first time this card would take damage, remove that token instead. This does not apply to immediate removal effects, only points of damage.
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	\| Clockwork		\| Clockwork

imported>Arcanemusic: Battlefields died, explains mana, regeneration effects.

2021-01-09T07:42:34Z

Battlefields died, explains mana, regeneration effects.

imported>Arcanemusic в 07:04, 9 января 2021

2021-01-09T07:04:55Z

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	Turn Phases are the <b>Draw Phase, Effect Phase 1, Play Phase, Combat Phase, Effect Phase 2, and the End Phase.</b>		Turn Phases are the <b>Draw Phase, Effect Phase 1, Play Phase, Combat Phase, Effect Phase 2, and the End Phase.</b>

	<blockquote><b>During the draw phase</b>, the player whose turn it is draws a single card.		<blockquote><b>During the draw phase</b>, the player whose turn it is untaps all their cards, then draws a single card.

	<b>During the First Effect Phase,</b> this is when effects that take place at the start of your turn would occur. If an opponent's effect takes place at the start of your turn, their effects will always take place first, then yours, unless otherwise stated by a card effect. If an opponent's effect would cause you to lose the game, and your effects would prevent that condition from happening afterwards, you would lose the game. As a general roll, when it's your turn, your opponent's effects take place FIRST, then yours.		<b>During the First Effect Phase,</b> this is when effects that take place at the start of your turn would occur. If an opponent's effect takes place at the start of your turn, their effects will always take place first, then yours, unless otherwise stated by a card effect. If an opponent's effect would cause you to lose the game, and your effects would prevent that condition from happening afterwards, you would lose the game. As a general roll, when it's your turn, your opponent's effects take place FIRST, then yours.

imported>Arcanemusic в 06:48, 9 января 2021

2021-01-09T06:48:56Z

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	\| Hivemind		\| Hivemind
	\| The creature enters combat with a hivemind token on it. The first time this card would take damage, remove that token instead. This does not apply to instant removal effects, only points of damage.		\| The creature enters combat with a hivemind token on it. The first time this card would take damage, remove that token instead. This does not apply to instant removal effects, only points of damage.
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	\| Clockwork		\| Clockwork
	\| The creature can copy a single keyword on another creature on the field, until they lose the clockwork keyword or leave the field.		\| The creature can copy a single keyword on another creature on the field, until they lose the clockwork keyword or leave the field.

imported>Arcanemusic: Adds Clockwork Keyword

2021-01-09T06:48:22Z

Adds Clockwork Keyword

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	\| Hivemind		\| Hivemind
	\| The creature enters combat with a hivemind token on it. The first time this card would take damage, remove that token instead. This does not apply to instant removal effects, only points of damage.		\| The creature enters combat with a hivemind token on it. The first time this card would take damage, remove that token instead. This does not apply to instant removal effects, only points of damage.
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			\| Clockwork
			\| The creature can copy a single keyword on another creature on the field, until they lose the clockwork keyword or leave the field.
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	<blockquote>Each player's <b>deck</b> contains a set of <b>30 cards</b>. For each individual card, you can have a maximum of 3 cards in your deck.		<blockquote>Each player's <b>deck</b> contains a set of <b>30 cards</b>. For each individual card, you can have a maximum of 3 cards in your deck.
	Each player's <b>hand</b> can hold a maximum of <b>7 cards.</b> At the end of your turn, if you have more than 7 cards, you must choose cards to discard to your discard pile until you have 7 cards.</blockquote>		Each player's <b>hand</b> can hold a maximum of <b>7 cards.</b> At the end of your turn, if you have more than 7 cards, you must choose cards to discard to your discard pile until you have 7 cards.</blockquote>
	To begin a match, both players must flip a coin to decide who goes first. The winner of the coin toss then decides if they go <b>first</b> or <b>second</b>. Before the match begins each player draws 5 cards each with the ability to mulligan cards from their hand facedown once.		To begin a match, both players must flip a coin to decide who goes first. The winner of the coin toss then decides if they go <b>first</b> or <b>second</b>. Before the match begins each player draws 5 cards each with the ability to mulligan cards from their hand facedown once (Basically, you get a first pass where you can replace cards in your hands back into your deck, shuffle your deck, then draw until you're back to 5). Each player begins with 1 Max Mana to start with, which serves as the cost to playing cards.

	<h3 style="text-align:center;">What You Need</h3>		<h3 style="text-align:center;">What You Need</h3>
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	Turn Phases are the <b>Draw Phase, Effect Phase 1, Play Phase, Combat Phase, Effect Phase 2, and the End Phase.</b>		Turn Phases are the <b>Draw Phase, Effect Phase 1, Play Phase, Combat Phase, Effect Phase 2, and the End Phase.</b>

	<blockquote><b>During the draw phase</b>, the player whose turn it is untaps all their cards, then draws a single card.		<blockquote><b>During the draw phase</b>, the player whose turn it is untaps all their cards, then draws a single card. They gain 1 Max Mana, and their Mana is refilled. Cards with missing health due to defending, attacking, or damage effects return to max health at the end of the draw phase.

	<b>During the First Effect Phase,</b> this is when effects that take place at the start of your turn would occur. If an opponent's effect takes place at the start of your turn, their effects will always take place first, then yours, unless otherwise stated by a card effect. If an opponent's effect would cause you to lose the game, and your effects would prevent that condition from happening afterwards, you would lose the game. As a general roll, when it's your turn, your opponent's effects take place FIRST, then yours.		<b>During the First Effect Phase,</b> this is when effects that take place at the start of your turn would occur. If an opponent's effect takes place at the start of your turn, their effects will always take place first, then yours, unless otherwise stated by a card effect. If an opponent's effect would cause you to lose the game, and your effects would prevent that condition from happening afterwards, you would lose the game. As a general roll, when it's your turn, your opponent's effects take place FIRST, then yours.
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	<h3 style="text-align:center;">Card Breakdown</h3>		<h3 style="text-align:center;">Card Breakdown</h3>
	Within the game, there are 3 kinds of cards (So far), <b>Creature, Item, and ~~Department~~ cards.</b>		Within the game, there are 3 kinds of cards (So far), <b>Creature, Item, Event, and Battlefield cards.</b>
	<blockquote><b>Creature Cards.</b>		<blockquote><b>Creature Cards.</b>
	All creature cards have 4 core values to keep in mind, <b>Power, Resolve, Faction, and Summoning Cost</b>. <b>Power</b> serves as a card's offensive value in combat. <b>Resolve</b> serves as a card's defensive value in combat, and doubles as a card's health. <b>Factions</b> are groupings of cards that can often share effects and traits together. <b>Summoning Cost</b> is how much ~~energy~~ a card needs in order to be summoned~~. All department cards provide a single point of energy, that is lost at the end of the turn if not used~~.		All creature cards have 4 core values to keep in mind, <b>Power, Resolve, Faction, and Summoning Cost</b>. <b>Power</b> serves as a card's offensive value in combat. <b>Resolve</b> serves as a card's defensive value in combat, and doubles as a card's health. <b>Factions</b> are groupings of cards that can often share effects and traits together. <b>Summoning Cost</b> is how much mana a card needs in order to be summoned.

	<b>Item Cards.</b>		<b>Item Cards.</b>