Novel & Cerita Cardfight Vanguard Rulebook

“Alpha Ronan. Alpha Keiran. Step forward.” Ronan rose smoothly, rolling his shoulders once like he was loosening a jacket. Keiran stepped forward too, jaw clenched, eyes still raw, his wolf practically vibrating under his skin. The elder lifted a hand. “The rules of this fight are plain,” she said. A scribe stepped forward and read from a parchment. “You are allowed to knock out your opponent,” the scribe announced. “You are not allowed to kill. You are not allowed to grievously injure.”

“Are you clear on the rules?” Though they both nodded, he summarised the rules outlined by Jace at the start of the Trial; First to three points. A point comes from a deadly hit, but no serious wounds are to be delivered. If any are, the wolf inflicting them will be disqualified. Points can also be earned if your opponent steps out of the circle. No wolf forms and weapons can only be used to mark a point, not to do damage. “My call is the only call that matters. After each point, split until I confirm to continue. Understand?”

So keen, as though she could see the brain work in obvious patterns. I sighed. “The rules are simple. The first person to bite the dust, loses. No shifting. Keep your claws and fangs away. Hand to hand combat, only!” My eyes sought Xaviera. She evaded my gaze. I just hoped she knew what she was doing. “Begin!”

Cain pours himself a glass of the whiskey and drinks everything in one go, his eyebrow raised. “I need you to spare me some 7s if you have them.” I keep my expression calm, unreadable that not even my eyelashes flicks. I know the rules of this simple game, even if Cain didn’t mention it. If player 1 has the cards that player 2 needs. Player 1 has to give his cards to player 2. This already means that Cain has 1 of the Card 7. And he needs it to complete his box of ponds.

“House rules: - One card per turn. - You flip it, you live it. - Lie, and the card burns you from the inside out. - Fold, and you forfeit your piece of the Veil. - Win the pot, and you get to rewrite one rule of reality. Lose the pot… well, let’s just say the house always collects.” He leaned forward, eyes glowing gold. “First hand’s on me. Stakes: the reason each of you is really here.” The cards in front of us flipped themselves.

My fairy wings twitched restlessly beneath my gown, responding to the surge of power humming through his skin, while the vampire in my blood hungered for the battle to come. Down in the courtyard, the music reached a fever pitch. A troupe of jugglers spun flaming torches high into the night sky, drawing gasps and drunken cheers from the crowd. Under cover of the bright flashes and deep shadow, three guards casually shifted their footing, stepping back into the alcoves beneath the stone ramparts. In the dark, the soft, metallic click of weapons being drawn was completely lost to the roar of the celebration. Fifteen minutes, Dustin’s voice echoed through the mind link, sharp as a whetstone. Po

This will change every fight, she will have, after the scanning. This plain card is used for some necessary things in this strange and unknown place. But limited only to the house they belong and the level it indicates, a rookie floor, from level 1 to level 10. However, they can't go up to further floor if they can't win their game.

Daemon’s jaw clenched as he ignored me, “You need to think straight. Stop going mad just because of one woman.” A loud growl echoed as I threw Garland away and I whipped an arm around, walking towards him, the red circle of duel etched on the concrete floor, glowing like etched lava on the ground. We were inside the ring, circling around, almost in the edges. There are two rules in a lycan duel: the one who steps outside the circle loses. The one who dies within the ring, loses.

The tiny, playful touches while distributing or returning cards drew them closer on the couch. “Watch out, here comes the trap,” Aria said, snatching one of Kai’s cards and adding it to her own in a swift move. Kai grinned and lightly touched her hand to reclaim the card. “Not fair!” he laughed, and Aria only smiled back, as if to say, “It’s just a game, but you know you like it too.”

" After explaining the rules of the game again, after a while all the guests were present in this forest. Although it is said to be a large forest, it is only a place that has been acquired, there are only trees without wild animals and poisonous insects. Guests will be drawn in turn, this game is only held for those who can participate and the most important requirement is health, so the elderly do not need to participate. Violet draws a B card that is 'Prey'; Dominic drew a 'Hunter' A card again. She peeked at Dominic's card, somehow after seeing his card as 'Hunter' she felt disappointed even though it was just a passing feeling. But Dominic quickly caught that expression on her face, he