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1. #1Digimon Liberator

   Keys: Digimon Liberator, VR Game, Game, Digimon

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   Digimon Liberator is a VR game where fans of Digimon can play the Digimon Card Game in a fully immersive environment called LACUNA. In Digimon Liberator, you can choose one or a few of your Digimon Cards to be your fully sentient digital partner and roam the world with you. Digimon Liberator contains several areas and NPCs wielding all sorts of decks for you to fight against. However, this fun and popular VR game may be a cover-up for a more intricate secret...

2. #2LACUNA

   Keys: LACUNA, Digital World, Emerald Coast, Ruby Mountain, Jewel, Lapis Marines, Amethyst City, Obsidian Desert, Amber Remains

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   LACUNA is a cyber world formed from a complex fusion of mapping data from the real world. LACUNA was once a highly-advanced civilization, a city that reached the height of prosperity. However, 300 years ago, the original inhabitants, Digimon, were sealed into cards and vanished, and NPCs have since proliferated as the new ruling species of LACUNA. LACUNA was discovered by Cool Boy, who then used its source code to create the foundation of the Liberator system. Few people seem to know this, and most players believe that LACUNA is merely a game world created and managed by humans. LACUNA is divided into seven distinct areas, each forming an island composed of various cities: -Emerald Coast, a plant-covered city drawing inspiration from both urban cities and Southeast Asian culture. It serves as a tutorial area. -Ruby Mountain, a high-level volcanic area on the outskirts of LACUNA where no NPCs normally live. -Jewel, the dazzling city at the center of LACUNA. -Extent of Governing Ground, or E.G.G., is an enormous computer that is off-limits to normal players. -Lapis Marines, the Atlantis-like water city popular for relaxation. -Amethyst City, a futuristic sky city. -Obsidian Desert, a desolate desert. -Amber Remains, a domain of ancient temple ruins and the like.

3. #3Wild Digimon

   Keys: Wild Digimon, Bugs, Rogue NPCs, Debug Team's job, The Garden, LIBERATOR Trait

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   Wild Digimon are Digimon from the rest of the Digital World who make their way into LACUNA and, by extension, Digimon LIberator. However, the world of LACUNA is unsuitable for wild Digimon, and therefore they die after too long in LACUNA. At most they last a month, and worst case scenario they can't last more than a week. However, Wild Digimon can increase their own longevity by possessing NPCs and making them go rogue, battling with decks themed after themselves. It is up to the Debugging Team, Digimon Liberator players hired by the developers and moderators, to take care of these Rogue NPCs and place the Wild Digimon in cards. From there, Wild Digimon go to the Garden, a special place within E.G.G. that is suitable for all Wild Digimon to properly live. Some Wild Digimon are completely new and original to Digimon Liberator. Those Wild Digimon's corresponding cards and their direct Digivolutions have the exclusive LIBERATOR Trait.

4. #4Digimon Card Game Rules 1

   Keys: Game Start, Memory Gauge, Deck, Digivolution, Digivolution Bonus, Breeding, Drawing Switching Turns

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   Each player starts with a 50 card deck, and optionally can have an up to 5 card Digi-egg deck used for breeding. At the start of the turn, the players draw 5 cards and place the top 5 cards of their deck face-down as their security shields. The Draw Phase: In the draw phase, you draw 1 card from your deck. However, the player that goes first can’t draw on their first turn. The Breeding Phase: During the breeding please, you can either flip over 1 card from your Digi-egg deck and place it on an empty space in the breeding area (AKA hatching), or move a level 3 or higher Digimon from the breeding area to the battle area. Hatched Digimon are level 2, so you have to Digivolve them to move them out of the breeding area. The Merits of Digivolution: When you Digivolve, you get to draw 1 card as a Digivolution bonus. Digivolving gradually into stronger Digimon costs less than just playing strong Digimon right out the gate. Playing Cards: To play cards, you must pay memory. In order to pay memory costs, you move the memory counter that many spaces away from your side of the memory gauge. As long as you can pay the memory cost, you can play any card. Switching turns: Your turn ends if the memory counter moves to the 1 or higher on your opponent’s side of the memory gauge. If you use lots of high cost cards, you’re giving your opponent more memory to use on their turn. Digimon cannot attack the turn they are played. This doesn’t apply if the card was digivolved.

5. #5Digimon Card Game Rules 2

   Keys: Win Conditions, Attacking, Breaking Security, Blocking, Option Cards, Tamer Cards, Digimon Battle

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   Victory Conditions: Successfullly attack the opponent player when their security stack has zero cards. Attacking your opponent: You attack by taking one of unsuspended cards and suspending it. You’re able to attack your opponent or any of their suspended Digimon. What happens When Damage is Taken to Security: When you attack a player, you perform a check on 1 of their security stack. When a card with a security effect is revealed is by a security check, the effect activates. Security cards are trashed after use and don’t take up memory when they activate. Security Digimon: When a Digimon is revealed from the security stack, it does battle with the attacking Digimon. Security Digimon get sent to the trash regardless of the outcome of the battle. Blocking: Blocking means using a Digimon with the Blocker keyword to defend against the opponent’s attack. Blocking switches the target of the attack to the one with blocker and the two Digimon do battle. Digimon Battle: When two Digimon do battle, the one which the lower DP is deleted. When their DP is the same, both are deleted. Option Cards: Options are cards with certain requirements to use that provide special effects. Once an option card is used, they’re sent to the trash. Inherited Effects: Inherited effects cannot be activated when they’re on the field on a Digimon, but can be activated by their Digievolotions. Tamer Cards: Tamers have continuous effects that remain active as long as they’re in the battle area.

6. #6Digimon Card Game Rules 3

   Keys: ACE Digimon, Blast Digivolve, Counter Timing, Counter Effect, Overflow

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   ACE Digimon: ACE Digimon can be played for a significantly lower cost than other Digimon of the same Level. All ACE Digimon have the ability Blast, allowing them to be played as a digivolution during your opponent’s turn without paying the cost. Counter Timing: At Counter Timing, "When an opponent's Digimon attacks" effects will activate and you van activate 1 Counter Effect per attack. Overflow: When your ACE Digimon leaves the field, you must reduce your Memory by the cost specified on the card.

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