Bakugan Game Rules - Understanding Battle Brawlers
August 18, 2008
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Your Bakugan Battle Brawlers can help you win other brawlers and increase your collection. However, they can just as easily be lost in battle. This is why it is important to fully understand the brawlers to help you make the right decisions when preparing for battle…
- G-Power Rating
The G-Power rating of your Bakugan Battle Brawler goes a considerable way to winning a battle. The higher this value, the better, and the more chance you have of capturing other Bakugans and improving your collection. The G-Power rating is shown somewhere on the inside of the Bakugan. Remember, the Brawler has to stand on the gate card for you to view the G-Power rating.
The G-Power rating on the above brawler is 350G, this when added to the G-Power boost which is explained below helps form the your battle brawler’s total G-Power which decides whether you win or lose.
- G-Power Boosts
Which G-Power boost applies to your battle brawler depends on the attribute logo on the brawler itself. This is usually on the outside of the brawler and can easily be identified, as shown below.
This attribute logo will then match one of the six G-Power boost logos on the gate card that you have stood on in a battle (2 or more Bakugan Battle Brawlers standing on one gate card). The number that is shown on top of that logo is the boost that is added to the original G-Power rating shown above. This number can be positive or negative so it can strengthen or weaken your chances of success.
Each attribute has meanings and their own strengths and weaknesses… to find out more about Bakugan attributes, click here.
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Bakugan Game Rules - Prepare For Battle
August 18, 2008
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Selection is extremely important when engaging in a Bakugan Battle Brawl. Selecting your best Bakugan Battle Brawlers and suitable gate cards will give you the advantage in any battle. Below are the rules that you must bear in mind when preparing for battle…
- A battle may take place between 2-4 players
- You must select your ‘deck’ of brawlers and gate cards that you are going to use before you start battle commences. This means you must make your choices wisely.
- Each player must select a minimum of 3 bakugan brawlers and 3 gate cards to use.
- All players must start with the same amout of brawlers and cards.
- A ‘deck’ of cards may have 1 special ability card only (your special ability card cannot be the first card a player lays down).
- Take it in turns to place your cards onto a flat surface face (sector side) down, 1 card each at a time. You must lay cards down furthest from you and each card must touch another card on 1 full side, as shown below:
Now you have your brawlers and gate cards selected, and the arena is set, it’s time to battle…
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