There is a bag of counters for each player. There is a calculator for keeping track of Lifepoints and a counter for keeping track of your Summoning Points. You can place your deck anywhere you like on the table. The rows of tiles between players sides of the field are neutral and should be agreed upon what they look like. You cannot use terrain from field spells to build the playing field.

Each number on the menu will be a different type of terrain. If you right click the vanilla tile you can select what state it is in. (Don't surround your deck leader in labyrinth for example). in a 4 player game I would recommend increasing this to a 9x9 field.Įach player may design their side of the field using whatever vanilla tiles they like but the overall board must be agreed upon by all players. For two players, the board is 9x9 squares (vs the original games 7x7). Both players can choose their terrain on their section of the board. The game can be played with 2 or 4 players, though it is designed to work with 2. Instead I did not, for all of our enjoyment you should be honest and just destroy the required cards (and maintain the secrecy of your other cards). When designing cards I decided to instead of making it so you have to just show your opponent all of youre face-down cards to destroy specific types of cards, you have to just be honest and destroy the cards effected by an effect.įor example 'destroy all trap cards.' I could have said to show your opponant every card you control. This means that you MUST be honest with your opponent. Please first of all remember that DOTR is a game of honour. There are also ban lists and archtype rule pages which you can find on the Discord and steam workshop page. If you want a fun, competitive and balanced experience with new cards, with a version that tries to both bring the game into the future and stay true to its original form, then please give my rules a go and give me some feedback on them! You are free to however enjoy it however you like.

If you know the PS2 rules off by heart, feel free to use them, however I have changed certain cards for my version of the game. I have created my own version of the game with updated rules which aim to balance the game and its core mechanics and to keep the game balanced for the future when new cards are implemented which were not on the original game. I know many of you are here because you are fans of the original PS2 game which is my favourite game of all time (Hense why I have spent hundreds of hours making this game). DOTR - Kairu's Duelists of the Roses Rules & Mechanics

Fusion list duelist of the roses