When one of these cards is played, it decreases that card's values and any other cards of the same typing by 1. This affects any cards that have a specific type, such as "primal" or "Beastman" (indicated by a symbol in the top right of the card). When a card reaches "11", it is essentially an "A". When one of these cards is played, it increases that card's values and any other cards of the same typing by 1. If Reverse is in play, then "1" can be captured by "A".
The normally most powerful "A" can be captured by a card that only has a "1". Smaller numbers are now able to capture higher numbers. The card you are able to play is chosen at random with each turn. You must play your cards in the order in which they are laid out in your deck. Your deck is chosen at random from your entire card list. The "Combo" effect can come into play with this rule also, wherein if the cards you capture are next to "weaker" cards, then you will capture those also.
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