๐ŸŽฎGAME INFO

*Please note that all values are subject to change and may be adjusted depending on real world data collected during the first phase of the game. *Jan 31, 2022

FightLand is a card based game inspired by the dutch game Toepen.

Fighters have three moves: Kick, Punch and Grapple. The objective is to win the Last HAND. There are 3 moves per Round. There are 3-5 rounds per Match.

There is a deck with 15 cards. Each star represents how powerful the card is:

Kick

Head Kick โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Spinning Wheel Kick โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Liver Kick โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Spinning Back Kick โ˜…โ˜… Leg Kick โ˜…

Punch

Uppercut โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Right Cross โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Liver Shot โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Left Hook โ˜…โ˜… Jab โ˜…

Grapple

Rear Naked Choke โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Arm Bar โ˜…โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Guillotine Choke โ˜…โ˜…โ˜… Knee Bar โ˜…โ˜… Triangle Choke โ˜…

The deck will be shuffled and each player will get 3 cards out of this deck.

There will be a coin toss to determine which player is starting.

The player that is starting will be attacking, the other player will be defending.

The player that is starting has an advantage as the opponent will need a card of the same type and a higher star rating to take over the attack however, anything is possible. Being first doesnโ€™t guarantee a victory.

Card Values

Each card value is determined by Card Rank, Weight Class, Rarity, and Specialty.

The fighters Weight Class and Specialty could change per season (1 month). For example, Kargo's specialty is a punch and is a heavyweight in the first season. Kargo could have a grapple specialty and become a light heavyweight in the second season.

All values are subjected to change and may be adjusted depending on data from further testing or real data from actual gameplay.

Card Rank

There are 3 types of cards (Kick, Punch, Grapple), and each type has 5 different moves ranking from 1 to 5 stars. Each star is worth 20 points.

Weight Class

The Weight Class of a Fighter influences the overall value of the card. It depends on the current round of the match when the card is played. For instance: Heavyweight Fighter cards are more valuable in the earlier rounds as they have more strength. Lightweight Fighters have more endurance so their cards will be more valuable in later rounds. See specific statistics below:

Rarity

The rarity of the Fighter influences the overall value of the card. See specific statistics below:

Specialty

Every Fighter has specific specialty levels. The value of the cards is influenced by the type of the card and the specialty of the fighter. See specific statistics below:

Total Value

You can see the overall calculation of each card by Rolling Over or Tapping (touch devices) the rank number, which is located on the top right of each card.

The calculation of the card is as follows: [Card Rank] x ( [Weight Class (30%)] + [Specialty (30%)] + [Rarity (40%)] )

For example:

Fighter:

  • Name: Kargo

  • Rarity: Mythic / Champion (Value: 70)

  • Specialty: Boxer

  • Weight Class: Heavyweight (Value: 5 in Round 2)

Card:

  • Move: Uppercut (5 stars)

  • Type: Punch (Value: 52)

If this card was played in Round 2 the calculation would be as follows: Card Rank Value = 100 (5 stars x 20) Weight Class Value = 1.5 (30% of 5) Specialty Value = 15.6 (30% of 52) Rarity Value = 28 (40% of 70) Total Value = 100 x (1.5 + 15.6 + 28) = 4,510 Points

Game Rules

The player that is attacking can throw any of the cards that were dealt.

There are 2 scenarios on how the defending player responds:

1. By throwing a proper Defense card. This can be a matching type of card (Kick, Punch or Grapple) or a type based on the following rules (see image below):

  • Grapple defends Kick

  • Punch defends Grapple

  • Kick defends Punch

2. By throwing any card if the player doesnโ€™t have any of the card types mentioned above.

Winning move

If the defending player is unable to throw a proper Defense card, the attacking player wins the move. If the defending player does have a Defense card, then the value of the card will determine who wins the move. The winner of the move will have the lead in the next move and / or round. The winner of the 3rd move will win the round.

Cool Down Period

There will be a cool down period after each match. The greater rarities will have longer cool down periods. Fighters also have a chance of being injured which would extend the cool down period.

*Please note that all values are subject to change and may be adjusted depending on real world data collected during the first phase of the game. *Jan 31, 2022

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