ChiFiBots
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  • Basics
  • Abilities, Attack Moves, and Specials
  • Roles
  • Planets
  • Rapid Mode vs Standard Mode
  1. ChiFiBots Trading Card Game

Gameplay

Learn about the two modes of gameplay in ChiFiBots

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Last updated 2 years ago

Basics

ChiFiBots: Trading Card Game is in a 6 vs 6 | Player vs Player format.

The game centers around a punch/kick/slam battle format that is similar to rock/paper/scissors.

Punch beats Kick | Kick beats Slam | Slam beats Punch

If you pick a winner, you negate the opponent’s attack.

If you both pick the same option, both attacks go through.

Only 1 ChiFiBot is in the active position and only the active ChiFiBot can attack or defend.

In ChiFiBots, you can only put a maximum of 2 x per ChiFiBot roles. You can pick as many ChiFiBots from any planet as you desire.

Abilities, Attack Moves, and Specials

All ChiFiBots have unique attack moves and specials. Technicians also start with abilities.

Abilities can be learned by other ChiFiBots in-game or as an upgrade.

Specials are powerful moves that each ChiFiBot has. The only restriction is that once a special has been used, that user cannot use another special for the rest of the match.

Users will be able to upgrade their ChiFiBots to gain: stat boosts, utility slots, attack moves, and abilities via a skill tree.

Roles

Each ChifiBot has one of these three roles.

Brute - The tank role. Higher HP and shield.

Gladiator - The damage role. Higher attack points.

Technician - The support role. Has abilities.

Planets

Each ChiFiBot also identifies from a Planet (or no Planet) which gives room for multiple card combinations that favor ChiFiBots from that planet. Planet Polaris - ChiFiBots from Planet Polaris

Planet Vega - ChiFiBots from Planet Vega

Planet Atlas - ChiFiBots from Planet Atlas

No Planet - ChiFiBots that don't identify from any planet

Rapid Mode vs Standard Mode

There are two battle modes that ChiFiBots will have.

Rapid mode is the quick and non-flashy way of playing ChiFiBots. No abilities. No attack moves. No specials. No shields. And no cards to play. Only 6 v 6 ChiFiBots, picking Punch, Kick, or Slam.

Win conditions:

| Whoever has no ChiFiBots remaining on their team.

If in an event of a tie knockout, they will enter a deathmatch of 1 x Punch/Kick/Slam until one user picks a winner

The way ChiFiBots is intended to be played. Players will be able to construct a 60 card deck that includes a minimum of ChiFiBots. Alongside the user's 6 ChiFiBots, they can build a 60 card deck that ranges from: object, help, module, environment, and artifact cards.

These cards have various functions that aid the ChiFiBots in battle.

All ChiFiBots will also have their own unique special move, and attack moves/abilities.

Shield's also come into play, that provide additional protection to your ChiFiBot.

Also, players must select 6 cards from their deck at the beginning of their match and place them face down in the "vault" where they can collect one vault card every time they destroy an opponent's ChiFiBot.

Standard mode is extremely diverse and the cards used have multiple fun combinations.

Win conditions: | Whoever has no ChiFiBots remaining on their team

| The first player to draw all their vault cards

| If a player's timer runs out, they lose

| If a player cannot draw anymore cards from their deck, they lose

| If the opponent forfeits

If in an event of a tie knockout, they will enter a deathmatch of 1 x Punch/Kick/Slam until one user picks a winner.

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