Gameplay consists of the following four phases, starting with the player who goes first. Returning a suspended card to the unsuspended state is called unsuspending, changing an unsuspended card to the suspended state is called suspending. After performing an action such as attacking or blocking, they are rotated sideways to show they are in the suspended state. For example, you won't be able to play a card with a memory cost of 13 unless you have at least 3 memory.ĭigimon that are played are typically placed upright in the unsuspended state. To pay a memory cost exceeding 10, you must be able to move the memory counter that many spaces. Neither player can have more than 10 memory. For example, to pay a memory cost of 3, you would need to move your memory counter 3 spaces to the right.ĭuring your turn, if the memory counter lands on a number greater than 0 on your opponent's side of the Memory Gauge due to costs or other effects, your turn ends and it becomes your opponent's turn after all other cards and effects resolve.

This game uses a Memory Gauge (memory) system to pay the memory costs of cards.

Place the counter on the number 0 on the Memory Gauge.

Put 5 cards from the top of your deck into your Security Stack without looking at them.

If you do, shuffle your main deck again, and draw 5 cards.

Look at your hand, and decide whether to put them back into your deck.

(Rock-Paper-Scissors/Coin Toss/Dice Roll) Winner must always go first.

Determine who goes first by any random method.

Shuffle your deck and Digi-Egg deck, then place it in the Deck Zone and Digi-Egg Deck Zone respectively.

A single gauge is shared between opponents.

Memory Gauge & Counter: The gauge displays both players' memory.

A Digi-Egg deck can contain no more than four copies of cards with the same card number.

Digi-Egg Deck: A deck made up of 0-5 Digi-Egg Cards.

A deck can contain no more than four copies of cards with the same card number.

Deck: A deck with a total of 50 cards, made up of Digimon cards, Tamer cards, and Option cards.

Digi-Egg cards are treated as Digimon after they are hatched from the Breeding Area.

Digi-Egg cards have a different card back.

6.6 Effects that make you Gain or Lose Memory.

6.3 What happens when a player has no Security Cards?.

6.2 When a Single Attack requires multiple Checks.

6.1 What happens if a Digimon's DP falls to 0?.

5.1.5.1 Attacking the Opponent's Digimon.

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