PETWARS

"The war for our affection rages on… For centuries, cats and dogs have fought for the love of their owners in a winnertakes-it-all battleground. But there can only be one victor… Enlisting the help of dozens of crazy, colourful pets including birds, insects, cats, dogs and many, many more battle it out for the top spot! Will the cats’ nine lives be enough to win? Or, will the dog finally have its day? Join the fight in Pet Wars and take command of an army of pets in this free-toplay online digital trading card game!" A turn-based online collectible trading card game. A deck of 30 cards created by the player using numerous characters based on pets is used to reduce an opponent’s life from 20 to 0. The playing field, known as the battleground, is where all cards are played. A maximum of10 cards can be played by either player onto the battlefield at any time. The players icons are displayed here, with how much life and coins they have. Also, the cards in the players hands and how many cards are remaining in their deck. Cards that have been played, or destroyed, will go to the graveyard. The game will revolve around playing cards each turn to protect the players life and to attack the opponent. Every card has a cost ranging from 1-9. At the start of the game, the player starts with 1 coin. On subsequent turns, the player receives an additional coin. Some cards will allow the player to temporarily gain more coins than they currently could own. In some circumstances, this could lift the players coin limit to above the usual maximum of 9. Player’s Hand: The player will start any match with 3 cards, with the player going second drawing an additional card. There is no limit to how many cards a player can have at any one time. The core to the deck is creatures (pets) that are used to attack the opponent and defend the player. These can be vanilla creatures that have a basic attack and life, while others will have special abilities which make them more useful in specific situations. These are cards that give the player bonuses, either to themselves or specific creatures on the battleground. For example, creating a shield to protect the player's life, or to raise the attack of a creature on the battleground. Cards that affect the opponent or the creatures they control. For example, stunning the opponents’ creatures for a turn so they cannot attack the player