Dueling rules?

1.Are we really allowed to summon more than one card a turn? What stops me from playing all my cards? ((Besides the quality of a good rp.)) But you catch my drift, just because I wont take the avantage, someone else might. Winning is everything to some people. Shouldnt there be a limit to how many cards you can play per post?
2. Do cards get stronger as we go? I think that woul be cool. Seeing as we soon will be getting more players ((rule of the internet. If it is awesome, they will come.)) and starting up a storyline, a certain level of power advancement would be nice, (if difficult to design.) Just an idea to through out.
3. I'll thik of more questions.

Suppose you use all your cards at once;
The opponent uses some sort of teleportation or other means of escape.
You are left with no recharged cards to defend attacks in the next 5 turns, and you've pretty much lost the duel.

Endarkened wrote:

2. Do cards get stronger as we go? I think that woul be cool. Seeing as we soon will be getting more players ((rule of the internet. If it is awesome, they will come.)) and starting up a storyline, a certain level of power advancement would be nice, (if difficult to design.) Just an idea to through out.

I second this idea.
That would seem logical, and in a tent. (InTents)
Then again, RPs based on how long you've been there can be annoying, because then if you leave for a bit you'll get behind everyone else.

Cards that get EXP? That's news to me. You don't HAVE to have only ONE deck, you can have more. That's how you get stronger in card-based stuff, is NEW cards and IMPROVING YOUR DECK. Otherwise it breaks the logic of all card-based things. If you've played TCG-based video games you'll know that's the "grinding" method.

Oh, and the multiple cards per turn is really a test of your courage and luck. It's a gamble, it could work but most likely you just lost and die. So 1-2 cards per round but only when needed.

than the guy I faught broke the rules, I see no problem in multipul cards at once, its stronger but you lose faster

Exactly. Multiple cards is a nice way to do it, my "1-2 cards per turn" was a recommendation.

Right now we're at a testing phase to figure out more rules.

A good strategical move if you want to corner someone would be playing more than one cards, but not like more than half your deck.

After all, you only have 10 cards (cuz it's the only sane number to put in a character sheet.....)

If you have less cards in your deck, can they be more powerfull?

I'd say it's a decent limitation, but having more cards just helps a whole lot.....