That symbol shows that the character's BP can be increased by abilities on the card.

That symbol shows that the card's energy generation can be augmented by abilities on the card.

Those icons show what type of trigger it is.

No, you do not. Have 3 AP cards ready to play in addition to your 50-card deck.

No, you cannot. Cards with different source material codes (the three letters following the "/" in the card number) cannot be included together in the same deck.

No. Cards with different card numbers may share the same card name, so you may include up to four copies of each card where the portion of the card number after the "/" is different, regardless of whether the card name is the same.

Yes, you can. You may also include any number of triggers that are not limited in addition to them.

Yes, you can.

Each player needs three action point cards.

The player who wins rock scissors paper gets to choose who becomes Player One.

You win the game when either of the following victory conditions occurs:
1. Your opponent has no cards in their life area.
2. Your opponent has no cards in their deck and cannot draw a card during their start phase.

Determining whether a player has lost due to having zero life occurs after all abilities activated during a trigger check have been resolved. If you have one or more life after resolving all abilties, including Final triggers, you do not lose the game.

No, you do not.

Yes, you do.

No. An extra draw can only be performed once per turn.

Yes, they can.

No, you cannot.

You can move them to any space on the line. You are also free to rearrange cards on the same line in any order to facilitate gameplay.

No, they cannot. Only character cards with the ▼Step▼ ability can move from the front line to the energy line during your movement phase.

Choose all of the characters you are going to move, then move them simultaneously. If a destination line already has the maximum number of cards it can hold, place one of those cards into the removal area for each character being moved to that line beyond the maximum number before moving them.

Yes, you can.

Yes, you can. First, choose one card from among the four cards already on that line and place it into your removal area. Then, you can play the additional card onto the space left behind.

Yes, you can.

Yes, you can.

Yes. Resting cards generate energy.

No, it does not. Energy generation is continuous.

No. Simply fulfill required energy when playing it. Cards already on the field are not affected by changes to energy generation, even if it decreases afterwards.

Resolve them in the following order:
① Check if required energy is fulfilled.
② Pay the AP cost with the appropriate number of AP cards.
③ Use the card.
④ Perform the card's abilities.

Yes. If a green required energy symbol has "5" printed within it, you must have five or more green energy generation symbols.

No, you cannot. You can only activate [Activate: Main] abilities during your main phase.

No. You can activate that ability while the card is resting as long as you have fulfilled its activation conditions.

Reference the BP value after cards' abilities have changed it.

The attacking character wins the battle. Sideline the blocking character. The attacking character is not sidelined in this situation.

The blocking character wins, and neither the attacking character nor the blocking character are sidelined.

Yes. You are free to perform those actions in any order you want.

Yes, it activates.
If both cards have a Final trigger, your opponent resolves the first one by placing the top card of their deck into their life area, then the second trigger does not activate because they now have one life.

No. Only the trigger ability activates.

Yes, [When Played] abilities activate. If playing the character results in the activation of new abilities, you can perform them together with any unresolved trigger abilities in any order you want. The trigger check remains in progress that entire time.

No. Action point cards do not get switched to active during your end phase.

No. Even if you have nine or more cards, you do not have to place cards from your hand into your removal area until you have eight unless it is your end phase.