Rules

The rules of Monkai were meant to be as simple as I could do, to have more people be able to pick it up as quickly as I could. However, that doesn't mean that it's simplistic. There are still many way to have a strategic game. That's what the balancing is for. (~_^)

Steps
There are three main Steps.


 * Draw Step


 * Main Step


 * Battle Step

In the Draw Step, you gain 2 mana and draw 3 cards, and pick one of those and add it to your hand. The other two get put at the bottom of your deck.

During the Main Step, you use the mana you've accumulated to play cards. You can play as many cards as you'd like, but your mana doesn't regenerate until the start of your next turn, so you may wanna hold on to some. (^_^)

Finally, during the Battle Step, You...well...Battle. Every Creature has a Class (Which is also it's mana cost). The higher Class wins. But, I'll explain that more in depth in the Battle Step section.

So, hopefully you understand, and will enjoy this game. See, I told you it was simple (~_^)

Battle Step Broken Down
So, I told you I'd be breaking down the Battle Step. It's not really complicated, just different.

You have to exhaust your creatures when they attack. (You turn them sideways, and they can't attack again.) Also, creatures cannot attack the turn they are summoned.

Now, there are 3 possible outcomes when there is an attack.

1. You score a Direct Attack:

In this case, your opponent will mill cards from the top of their deck equal to the Class of your Creature.

2. Your Opponent Blocks, and the number is Greater than or Equal to your Creature's Class.

In this case, All of the monsters involved in this battle are destroyed, and nobody mills cards. (This is to prevent a lot of Class 1 spamming.)

3. Your Opponent Blocks, and the number is Less than your Creature's Class.

In this case, All of your opponent's creatures involved in this battle are Destroyed, and they mill cards from the top of their deck equal to the difference of Class.

So...Yeah. I think it's pretty easy. (^_^)

I'll have a Video Tutorial up when I get the cards finished, just to go over it easier with everyone.N4z03n1gm4 19:56, March 18, 2010 (UTC)