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---Jeddolls
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The four categories split cards
If you have read any of my other articles about trading cards, you have probably picked up on the fact that I am much more of a trading card collector than a trading card player. The importance of Vindictus gold is not to say, however, that I do not enjoy a good beat down using monsters on paper. So when I got the chance to experience the newest set in iTCG lineup, OMG Bosses! I was more than willing to oblige.
Of course, before you can start any game, whether tabletop or otherwise, you must first understand the rules. In the iTCG, cards are split into four categories and four colors. The four categories split the cards into characters, monsters, items and tactics, while the four colors (green, red, grey and blue) further enhance each card by placing it in the line of Bowmen, Magicians, Thieves, and Warriors, respectively.
Character cards are different from the other three categories in that they are not included in each player deck. Instead, you choose a character to begin the game with, and place it on the playing surface in front of you as a team leader. After each player has their decks and characters situated, the gameplay begins by drawing cards for your hand.
