How to Play Tutorial - Super Benji Trading Card Game

1. Your Goal

Your goal is simple: lower your opponent's health to 0.

Each card type has a different job.

Get the game ready before the first turn.

A deck has 27 cards.

You can use up to 3 copies of the same card in your deck.
If a card's type line includes Unique, you can only use 1 copy of that card.
Deck building is about choosing your 27 cards before the game starts.

On your turn, you can play as many cards as you want from your hand.

All cards you own give you actions to use.
If a card is in your hand, you can play it - no actions needed.
You can play any card type this way: Character, Action, Location, or Artifact.
You can play as many cards as you want during your turn.
Cards give you actions to use immediately, and then again at the start of every turn.

You spend actions when using abilities that show action symbols.

Look at the symbols shown in an ability's text.
Spend matching symbols from your action pool to activate that ability.
Wild action symbols can pay for any one required symbol.
If an ability doesn't have any action symbols, you don't need to spend any actions to use it.

Each card has parts that tell you what it is and what it does.

Name: the card title at the top.
Type line: says Character, Action, Location, or Artifact, as well as more information about the card.
Actions: Shows how many actions the card gives you when it is played, and at the start of your turn.
Rules text: explains effects, abilities, and costs.
Keywords: short rule words like Haste, Flying, and Reach.
Stats: Character cards show attack and health numbers at the bottom of the card text in the format Attack/Health.

Pick which characters will attack this turn.

When a character attacks, it becomes exhausted. Characters can't attack or block if they are exhausted.
Attacking cards will deal damage to your opponent's health unless blocked.
Characters cannot attack on the turn they are played unless they have Haste.
After attacks are declared, the defending player chooses blockers.

The defending player chooses blockers.

Choose characters to block attackers and stop damage to yourself.
The attacker and blocker deal damage to each other. If any character has 0 or less health, it is destroyed.
If an attacker is not blocked, it deals damage to your opponent.