Tori Cards
Basic Rules:
Cards are placed on a 3 by 3
grid, and each player takes turns putting a card down. Before the
game, each player chooses five cards from their stock to use for the game. The person who goes first is determined randomly, and then the game begins. Players take turns putting their cards down, and the object of the game is to have the majority of the cards be yours when the grid is full. Players can tell which cards are theirs by the color of the cards. The cards are double sided, and each player picks a color. When they win a card, they flip it over so it becomes their color.
One:
With this rule the winner of the card games gets to take one of the cards his/her opponent used during
the match. This is good for players who prefer a low-risk game.
Random:
With the random rule, players can not pick their cards before a match, they are randomly picked for them. This can be very frustrating for a player that has good cards, but some bad ones as well.
Sudden Death:
With this rule, the players continue to play until somebody wins, there cannot be a tie. In the event of a tie, the players take the cards that they had won in the tie and play once again. This will continue on forever until someone wins.
Direct:
With the Direct rule, the winner takes all of the cards they had won in the match, and the loser takes the remaining cards. This is a very risky rule, becuase even if a player wins, they might lose one of their favorite cards to the opponent. Card players should play with extreme caution with the Direct rule, and take great care to prevent the better cards from getting turned over.
Diff:
The Diff rule allows the winner to take the number of the opponents cards by which he/she has won by. For example, if the final score in 7 to 3, the winner takes four of the cards that the opponent used during the game. If they player wins by five or more, they simply take all of the cards their opponent used.
All:
With the All rule, the winner of the match takes all of the cards. This is a very risky rule, and players should not play with the All rule if they are not confident that they can win.
Tc:
You put Tc down on the Match
You must pick your rules before you play
Demo
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Last edited by fireless; Sep 12, 2009 at 09:15 AM.