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Magic: The Gathering is the original trading card game, where each player is a planeswalker casting spells across a multiverse of fantasy worlds. You play lands to produce mana in five colors, then spend it on creatures, sorceries, artifacts and enchantments. Each player starts at 20 life, and you win by bringing your opponent to zero. Games can be built-deck constructed, draft or sealed from fresh packs, or the multiplayer Commander format built around a single legendary creature.
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The Pokémon Trading Card Game lets players battle with decks of Pokémon, Trainer and Energy cards. You put an Active Pokémon into play with others waiting on the Bench, attach Energy to power attacks, and evolve Pokémon into stronger forms. Each time you knock out an opposing Pokémon you take a Prize card, and the first player to take all six wins. Decks are 60 cards, and the game is easy to learn while leaving room for deep competitive play.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! is a fast card game based on the long-running manga and anime about dueling monsters. Each player starts with 8000 Life Points and summons monsters, sets traps and casts spells to reduce the opponent's points to zero. Beyond normal summons, an Extra Deck holds Fusion, Synchro, Xyz and Link monsters that you bring out by combining cards already on the field. Competitive play rewards long combo chains and careful timing of responses during the opponent's turn.
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Disney Lorcana is a trading card game where players are Illumineers summoning ink-made versions of Disney characters called glimmers. Each turn you may put one card face down into your inkwell, and that ink pays for characters, actions, songs and items. Characters quest to gather lore or challenge opposing characters, and the first player to reach 20 lore wins. Decks are 60 cards drawn from one or two of six ink colors.
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The One Piece Card Game puts the crews and rivals of the One Piece anime and manga onto the table. Each player picks a Leader card, whose life value sets how many Life cards they start with, plus a 50-card deck. A separate DON!! deck adds resources each turn, which you spend to play Characters or attach to boost attacks. Knock away all of the opponent's Life cards and land one more hit on their Leader to win.
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Flesh and Blood is a fantasy trading card game where each player controls a single hero fighting in the world of Rathe. Instead of a separate resource card, you pitch cards from your hand to pay for others, so every card is a choice between attacking, defending or fueling something else. Combat is close and physical, with blocks and counterattacks shaping each turn. You win by reducing the opposing hero's life to zero, in formats such as Classic Constructed and Blitz.
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Star Wars: Unlimited is a trading card game where each player brings a Leader and a Base from across the Star Wars saga. Players take turns making one action at a time, so the flow goes back and forth rather than full turns. Units fight in two arenas, ground and space, and any card can be placed face down as a resource. You win by destroying the opponent's Base, and the game supports both constructed decks and drafting from packs.
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The Digimon Card Game is based on the Digimon franchise, where Tamers raise digital monsters and digivolve them into stronger forms. Both players share a single memory gauge, so spending more on your turn hands memory to your opponent and ends your turn sooner. You hatch Digi-Eggs in a breeding area, digivolve by stacking cards, and attack to break through a five-card security stack. Once the opponent's security is gone, one more successful attack wins the game.
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