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The i-Four deck is based on a narrative comic created for a project competition. As either i-Four, the Antagonist or the City, work to accomplish your goals and eliminate | The i-Four deck is based on a narrative comic created for a project competition. As either i-Four, the Antagonist or the City, work to accomplish your goals and eliminate opponents. | ||
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===End Condition Rule=== | |||
There are two possible outcomes in a game for a player, victory and defeat. | |||
A player loses when he runs out of cards or through a card effect. | |||
A player wins through a card effect or when all his opponents have lost. | |||
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Revision as of 13:13, 6 August 2009
| Chinkeeyong/i-Four deck | |
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| Designer | CKY |
| Date | 6/08/2009 |
| Players | 2+ |
| This deck has not been categorised. | |
| To play Dvorak: Draw five cards each and leave the rest as a draw pile. On your turn, draw a card from the draw pile and play one Thing and/or one Action. (See the full rules.) | |
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The i-Four deck is based on a narrative comic created for a project competition. As either i-Four, the Antagonist or the City, work to accomplish your goals and eliminate opponents.
Special Rules
Multiple Deck Rule
This game is divided into 3 decks. Each player should choose any of the decks and play using this deck as your draw pile. All cards can be assumed to refer to this draw pile until otherwise stated.
Damage and Hit Points Rule
Some cards will be drawn with hit points. These hit points are represented in the upper right corner of the card, and should be kept track of using tokens or on paper. Hit points represent the amount of damage in combat the card can resist.
Some cards will refer to damaging other cards. To damage a card which has hit points, remove one hit point; if it has no hit points, discard it.
Special Discard Rule
The term 'discard' will be used as a generic term for moving a card into the discard pile.
Instead of discarding into a discard pile where regular Dvorak rules apply, shuffle into the bottom of your draw pile.
Card Colours Rule
Things and Actions for different decks will be differently colored, like so.
End Condition Rule
There are two possible outcomes in a game for a player, victory and defeat.
A player loses when he runs out of cards or through a card effect.
A player wins through a card effect or when all his opponents have lost.
Card List
i-Four Deck
