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| − | {{Quote|That who controls the gauge controls the fight!|[[Zanya Kisaragi]]}}[[File:Animegauge.jpg|thumb| |
+ | {{Quote|That who controls the gauge controls the fight!|[[Zanya Kisaragi]]}}[[File:Animegauge.jpg|thumb| The gauge as it appears in the anime]] |
| − | '''"Gauge"''' (ゲージ ''Gēji'') is |
+ | '''"Gauge"''' (ゲージ ''Gēji'') is players' resource in using card abilities. The term can also refer to the zone that holds the said resource. |
| + | == Mechanics == |
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| − | At the start of the game, after both players draw each initial hand, they put the top two cards of their deck face down into the gauge without looking at them. To increase the gauge, after turn player draws a card to start their turn (even if it does not), it may charge one card from their hand to draw another card. This is called "Charge and Draw". Even if a player does not need to charge their gauge, Charge and Draw is a way to remove unwanted cards from the player's hand and possibly replace them with more useful cards. It is also completely optional to At the same time, Charge and Draw is fully optional, and sometimes it can be better to not do so if the player doesn't want to get rid of any card in their hands. |
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| + | At the start of the game, after both players draw their initial hand, they put the top two cards of their deck face down into the gauge without looking at them. <u>Cards in the gauge are always face down and cannot be looked at.</u> |
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| + | === Charge and Draw === |
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| − | Some cards have the ability to charge additional cards (i.e. [[Dragon Knight, Maximilian]]) or forcefully remove cards from the gauge (i.e. [[Bandit Ninja, Goemon]]). |
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| + | At the Start Phase of each turn, after drawing the first card (if any), the turn player may choose a card from their hand and place them into the gauge. If they do, the turn player draws a card. |
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+ | === Paying Gauge=== |
| − | + | When paying gauge(s), choose any card(s) from the gauge, and put them into the drop zone. |
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| − | **A: Yes, you may. When paying a cost from the gauge, you may choose whichever cards you want. However, you cannot look at what is face down in the gauge zone. |
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| + | == Anime == |
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| + | In the anime, the gauge is shown as a glowing card. When a card is placed in the gauge, it's depicted as a card flying towards the gauge that expands to match the size of what's already there. If there are multiple cards, the glow becomes yellow; the cards duplicate and glow white after duplication. From Season 2 onwards, the gauge card's backing can be seen. When a gauge cost is paid, the card(s) there turn(s) into a star and move(s) towards the card demanding the gauge. |
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Latest revision as of 15:09, 25 September 2020
| “ | That who controls the gauge controls the fight! | ” |
The gauge as it appears in the anime
"Gauge" (ゲージ Gēji) is players' resource in using card abilities. The term can also refer to the zone that holds the said resource.
Mechanics
At the start of the game, after both players draw their initial hand, they put the top two cards of their deck face down into the gauge without looking at them. Cards in the gauge are always face down and cannot be looked at.
Charge and Draw
At the Start Phase of each turn, after drawing the first card (if any), the turn player may choose a card from their hand and place them into the gauge. If they do, the turn player draws a card.
Paying Gauge
When paying gauge(s), choose any card(s) from the gauge, and put them into the drop zone.
Anime
In the anime, the gauge is shown as a glowing card. When a card is placed in the gauge, it's depicted as a card flying towards the gauge that expands to match the size of what's already there. If there are multiple cards, the glow becomes yellow; the cards duplicate and glow white after duplication. From Season 2 onwards, the gauge card's backing can be seen. When a gauge cost is paid, the card(s) there turn(s) into a star and move(s) towards the card demanding the gauge.