Obviously, the target is to make the enemy’s Nexus drop to 0. The game automatically makes you pass if you have no eligible moves.įinally, (4) is the Nexus health for both players. Speaking of ending turns, a turn ends when both players pass.
While your spells will prioritize spell mana, should it not be enough (or should you not have any), spells will take up regular mana like every other card. When a turn ends, up to 3 unused mana will become spell mana. Spell mana is used exclusively for spells. The first player, however, has 2 spell mana. As you can see, one player has 3 empty mana and the other has 2 empty and 1 usable. (3) show the mana available to each player. After the attacking player makes a move, the defending player makes a move, and then the attacking and so on and so forth. The attacking player has priority, meaning that if he initiates an attack, neither player can play monsters until the battle takes place.Ī battle in LoR is practically players alternating between moves. The attacking player can use any of his to attack the enemy, while the enemy must choose which of his cards will block which attacker. (2) shows the cards in play for both players. Essentially, every player gets a turn of attack, followed by a turn of defending, back to attacking, etc. The attack token alternates between players every turn. This means that they are the ones who can attack that turn. The first player will take the attack token (1).
That essentially means that they can be part of any deck that contains any of their 2 regions.Īt the start of the game, after the one who plays first is chosen randomly. Finally, the deck can have up to 3 copies of any card, and up to 6 champions (including duplicates). Another requirement is that you can only have cards from at most 2 regions, with regions being the card’s “faction”, “color” whatever you wanna call it. Your deck can have only 40 cards, no more, no less. Like any card game, you must build a deck. Ok, so instead of mentioning everything this game has that’s similar to other card games and then listing the differences, I’ll just explain its whole gameplay. Canon means that their interactions are what they would be if they happened to be in the position you put them (for example, 2 champions saying aggressive things to each other even though they are friends canonically, just because they are in opposing decks). That said, that doesn’t mean that all interactions have happened and are facts that happened in history. Riot verified that everything mentioned in the game is canon and in line with the main lore.
There are however various interactions between cards and champion, and some flavor text for every card in the game.
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