Trade Rule: One - The winner of the game selects one of his opponents cards as a reward.The game will continue as normal until a winner is decided. Sudden Death - When a tie occurs the game will restart with each player using five cards of their color.Any card without a matching symbol receives a -1 deduction to it's strength in all directions. If a card with an elemental symbol is placed in a square with the same symbol then it receives a +1 bonus to it's strength in all directions. Elemental - When this rule is active, a random number of elemental symbols appear on the board.

Combo - When a card is captured with 'Same', 'Plus' or 'Same Wall', any cards surrounding it will be captured if their strength is lower than that cards strength in that direction.Same Wall - The 'Same' rule applies with the walls of the board acting as extra cards.Plus - When a card is placed, if the numbers of the placed card and two or more adjacent cards add up to the same amount, these cards will all be captured.Same - When a card is placed, if the numbers of the placed card and two or more adjacent cards are the same, these cards will all be captured.Random - Your cards for this round are chosen at random from your available cards.Open - Your opponents' cards are visible.The combination of rules in play varies depending on where the game is taking place. Triple Triad has a number of special rules. Once all cards are placed, the player who has the most cards wins.

When a card is placed, any of the opposing cards it touches will be captured if the placed card's strength in that direction exceeds that of the card in the opposing direction. Players then take it in turns to place a card in any empty square until no squares remain. The player to place the first card is chosen at random by the game.

The Triple Triad Board is a 3x3 square and each player chooses, or receives 5 of their cards at random to play with. There are 110 cards in total which are split into ten levels: The higher the number, the stronger the card. So in the example to the right the T-Rexaur Card has a strength of 4 in the North direction, 6 in the East, 2 in the South and 7 in the West. These numbers represent the cards strength in each of the 4 directions. Each card has a picture of the monster, boss, GF or character it represents, four numbers from 1 (the lowest) to Ace(A) (the highest) in the top-left hand corner and in some cases an elemental symbol e.g.

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