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Zelda Projects / Legend of Zelda TCG
« on: February 10, 2008, 07:29:14 pm »
For those of you that have been on Pixeltendo, you probably know about the Pixeltendo Card Game. Well anyways, looking at it gave me an idea that I had previously given up on about 3 months ago in these forums, a Legend Of Zelda Card Game. Now long ago during the OOT Era there actually were Zelda trading cards that could actually be used in a game but now they are just collector items. So a substitute is needed. Now I would like to present the Zelda Trading Card Game:
Basic Card Setup
Character: The most basic type of card. They have power, defense, health, an element, species, job, and a cost. Some of them also have abilities. Every single one of them represents a character from the Legend of Zelda Series, weather it be a player, or NPC. This does not include Bosses, unless the boss is someone like Gannondorf, Vaati, or Dark Link. Every Character can have a maximum of 2 held items (unless a two handed item is on them), 1 steed, 1 of each type of clothing, 1 helper, and as many other items as you please.
Area: For those of you that ever played something like Yugioh, you could probably attribute this to the field spell cards. Fields are broken up into different types including: Towns, Dungeons, Islands, Forests, Lakes, etc. They usually have a positive effect for certain characters or creatures, but can also have other effects, like an increase in Rupee gain.
Creature: This category is like a simpler version of Characters. Their cost is usually lower and they often have low health. Also they are unable to hold items. At the moment there are two different types of Creatures: Enemies and Bosses. Some enemies also double as items, and when a creature is destroyed, half of their cost (rounded up) is added to the opponents wallet.
Item: Where would Link be without any items? Simply they are the many things that help you accomplish tasks. It is in this category that you will find steeds, weapons, clothing (Boots, tunics, etc.), shields, and helpers. An equipment is any item that has a 1 or 2 next to its item type. All weapons and shields, and som basic items fall into this category. Certain equipment like weapons will have a 2 next to their item type. This is just to show that they are two handed, like the Biggoron Sword, and you cant have another weapon or shield on the character you play it on.
Helpers: Helpers are a sub division of Items, and are unique as they are the only items with attack and defense. This rare sub category includes all the fairy helpers that have ever appeared along with Ezlo, cursed Midna, and a few others.
Your opponent running out of cards
Having 100 rupees after the beginning of your turn (it must be exact and reach this amount by the 2 rupees that you get in the beginning of a turn)
Or playing a special combo.
Rupee Gain- You gain 2 rupees
Character & Creature Entry- you can play one character or boss creature and as many other creatures as you want
Battle- See the Battle Section
End- Self Explanitory
2. Neither Player can attack on their first turn
3. Neither player draws until their second turn.
4. You don't get the 2 rupee gain on your first turn,
5. You can not have more than 8 cards in your hand at any time. In the event that you draw a ninth card, you must either discard a card from your hand before looking at the drawn card or discard the drawn card right away.
6. Flip a coin to see who goes first
7. Only one Character or Boss creature can be played in a turn
I was also thinking that this game could be programed into the boards
More information will be posted in time
THE CARDS:
Currently I have designed 4 types of cards: Character, Area, Creature, and Item.Basic Card Setup
Character: The most basic type of card. They have power, defense, health, an element, species, job, and a cost. Some of them also have abilities. Every single one of them represents a character from the Legend of Zelda Series, weather it be a player, or NPC. This does not include Bosses, unless the boss is someone like Gannondorf, Vaati, or Dark Link. Every Character can have a maximum of 2 held items (unless a two handed item is on them), 1 steed, 1 of each type of clothing, 1 helper, and as many other items as you please.
Area: For those of you that ever played something like Yugioh, you could probably attribute this to the field spell cards. Fields are broken up into different types including: Towns, Dungeons, Islands, Forests, Lakes, etc. They usually have a positive effect for certain characters or creatures, but can also have other effects, like an increase in Rupee gain.
Creature: This category is like a simpler version of Characters. Their cost is usually lower and they often have low health. Also they are unable to hold items. At the moment there are two different types of Creatures: Enemies and Bosses. Some enemies also double as items, and when a creature is destroyed, half of their cost (rounded up) is added to the opponents wallet.
Item: Where would Link be without any items? Simply they are the many things that help you accomplish tasks. It is in this category that you will find steeds, weapons, clothing (Boots, tunics, etc.), shields, and helpers. An equipment is any item that has a 1 or 2 next to its item type. All weapons and shields, and som basic items fall into this category. Certain equipment like weapons will have a 2 next to their item type. This is just to show that they are two handed, like the Biggoron Sword, and you cant have another weapon or shield on the character you play it on.
Helpers: Helpers are a sub division of Items, and are unique as they are the only items with attack and defense. This rare sub category includes all the fairy helpers that have ever appeared along with Ezlo, cursed Midna, and a few others.
RUPEES:
Similar to Magic: The Gathering, Rupees are needed in order to play anything. At the beginning of the game you roll a two 6 sided die and the higher number is how many Rupees you start off with in your wallet(in the event that they land on the same number then you add them together.) At the beginning of every turn you gain 2 rupees, and every time you defeat a creature you get half of its cost added to your wallet. You can also sell an item from your had for half of its cost, but you can only do this once a turn. Some cards have the ability to change your Rupee intake at the beginning of your turn, but they are not that common.THE GAME:
The point of the game is to get rid of your opponents 30 life. But there are also other ways to win including:Your opponent running out of cards
Having 100 rupees after the beginning of your turn (it must be exact and reach this amount by the 2 rupees that you get in the beginning of a turn)
Or playing a special combo.
TURN SETUP:
Draw- You draw one cardRupee Gain- You gain 2 rupees
Character & Creature Entry- you can play one character or boss creature and as many other creatures as you want
Battle- See the Battle Section
End- Self Explanitory
BATTLE:
When battle takes place you first check to see if there are any special effects granted to a character or creature like ranged. In the event that there are no battle specials then battle occurs. You can have anywhere from none to all of your characters and creatures attack, by one at a time having them attack your opponents characters and creatures, in the event that your opponent doesn't have any then the cards power is dealt straight to the opponent. When two character's/creature's battle they each deal there attack to the opposing cards defense. If the ATK is greater than the DEF then the difference is subtracted from the defending cards health. For instance if you had a card with an ATK/DEF of 4/3 and another with 4/5 the first card would loose 1 health and the other would not loose anything. Every character/creature can defend as many times as they want in a turn.OTHER RULES:
1. Both Players start off with 6 cards in their hand.2. Neither Player can attack on their first turn
3. Neither player draws until their second turn.
4. You don't get the 2 rupee gain on your first turn,
5. You can not have more than 8 cards in your hand at any time. In the event that you draw a ninth card, you must either discard a card from your hand before looking at the drawn card or discard the drawn card right away.
6. Flip a coin to see who goes first
7. Only one Character or Boss creature can be played in a turn
I was also thinking that this game could be programed into the boards
More information will be posted in time
