Card Number: The number of this card.
Current HP/Max HP: This shows the card's current and maximum health points (HP). When the card's current HP drops to zero, it is removed from play. The destroyed card will appear grayed-out in the Mini-deck.
Rarity: This emblem represents the rarity value of the card. The higher the number shown, the more rare the card.
Creature Type: This symbol indicates the Creature Type of the card. Some skills only work on certain Creature Types.
Atk/Def/Spd Stats: These numbers display the Attack (Atk), Defense (Def), and Speed (Spd) values of this card. There are different stats for each side (Front, Back, Top, Bottom) of every card. See “Attacking” section for details on how these stats are used in battle.
Card Name: The name of this card.
Movement Delay: This number shows how long after moving this card the player has to wait before moving this card again.
Attack Delay: This number shows how long after attacking with this card the player has to wait before attacking with this card again.
Set: This image specifies what Set the card is in.
Control: The number of Spheres shown here indicates the control of the card. A player's cards in play can consist of up to a total of seven control.
Card Description: A brief description of the card.
Skills: These are the skills that this card can use. See “Skills” section for more details on specific skill effects.
Player Card: This is the ally card that is currently being viewed.
Enemy Card: This is the enemy card that is currently being viewed.
Mini-deck: The Mini-deck is a condensed view of all the player's cards. Cards can also be selected by clicking on their image in the Mini-deck.
Selected Card's Skills: These are the skills of the selected Ally card. Clicking on them will activate the skill (if user activation is required). The time remaining before the user can use the skill is also shown here.
Chat Button: This button will bring up the chat window (minimized by default).
Reinforcements: The Reinforcements Button allows players to bring new cards into play. Each player has ten control points. A player can have up to seven control points on the board. A player may bring in reinforcements when that player has less than seven control on the board and have not already played a total of ten control.
Timeout Button: This is the Timeout Button. Each player is allowed one 15-second timeout per match.
Stage Timer: This is the Stage Timer. It displays the total time played in the match so far.
Pop-up Menu: This is the Battle Menu. Clicking this will bring up a pop-up menu of options.
Ally Card: This is an ally card. These are the cards that the player can control. Ally cards have a white border. The Atk, Def, and Spd values are shown on each card. Selected cards' values are brighter.
Enemy Card: This is an enemy card. Enemy cards have a black border. The Atk, Def, and Spd values are shown on each card. Selected cards' values are brighter.
Array: This is an example of an array. Move Arrays appear blue, Attack Arrays appear red, and Skill Arrays appear yellow. Each action can only be performed within the range of its array.
Movement Delay: When a card moves it is filled with a blue tint. This represents a card's movement delay. The tint slowly lowers as the delay counts down. Once the tint is gone, the player can move the card.
Attack Delay: When a card attacks it is filled with a black tint. This represents the card's attack delay. The tint is slowly removed in a clockwise fashion as the delay counts down. Once the tint is gone, the player can attack with the card.
Status Bar: This is the Status Bar. The status effects currenlty affecting the selected Ally card are shown here.
FLOW OF BATTLE:
Once two players join a match, the game progresses to the Battle Screen. Each player must then select the cards they are going to use in battle. The players may select between 5 and 7 control to use at the start of battle. After selecting cards, the players must then place all the selected cards somewhere in the first two columns of the board. Once a player has decided on the positions of their cards, they must press the ready button. Once both players are ready, the pre-battle countdown begins. At this stage of the battle, both players can see each other's cards and plan their strategy accordingly. After 15 seconds, the battle begins.
The winner is the player who eliminates all of their opponent's cards. If no player is eliminated within the time limit, Sudden Death begins. During Sudden Death, spaces on the board are slowly destroyed until a player is eliminated. If both players are eliminated at the same time, the match ends in a draw.
