What is Battle Royale?

Battle Royale is a multiplayer format that allows you to casually play with multiple players. All other players are considered opponents.。

Number of Players

3 or more

Items Needed for Play

In Battle Royale, the items required are the same as in a standard 2-player game.

  • Main Deck: 50 cards
  • Resource Deck: 10 cards
  • Token Cards: As needed
  • Counters (e.g., for damage; dice can also be used)

Victory Conditions

There are two types of victory conditions in Battle Royale.
Decide which rule to use before starting the game.

Winner Takes All

The first player to deal battle damage to and defeat a player with no Shields wins.

  1. Players whose deck reaches 0 cards are eliminated from the game.
Last Player Standing

The last remaining undefeated player wins.

  1. 1,Players who take battle damage with no Shields lose and are eliminated.
  2. 2,Players with 0 cards in deck also lose and are eliminated.

Game Setup

1．Each player prepares a deck and resource deck.
2．All players do rock-paper-scissors. The winner becomes Player One and chooses clockwise or counterclockwise order.
3．Each player draws 5 cards. Starting with Player One, players may mulligan once.
4．Each player places the top 6 cards of their deck face-down in their shield area.
5．Each player deploys 1 EX Base. All players except Player One place 1 EX Resource.
6．The game begins with Player One. The turn order follows the chosen rotation direction.

Special Rules for Battle Royale

Battle Royale generally follows 2-player rules with the following exceptions.

  • When a player's turn ends, the next turn passes in the set direction (clockwise/counterclockwise).
  • In card text, ""enemy"" or ""opponent"" refers to all other players except yourself.
  • You may freely choose which opponent to target with effects or attacks.
  • If an effect requires all players to act, start with the current player and proceed in turn order until all players have acted.
  • Action timing starts with the next player after the active player and proceeds in turn order. When all players pass, the timing ends.