Zones

Note: This page is for newer players or players that need a more detailed guide about the game.
Note#2: This page is a WIP and it will not be perfect.
Zones are an important part of the game. There are 4 zones in Blox Cards. That being the Hand, Graveyard, Baseplate and Board. Your opponent also has 4 of those zones to play with.
Graveyard/Banland
The Graveyard is the place cards goes to when they die, when the card in a player's hand get destroyed via effects (Thoughtmaw), when a player discards a card other than the first one per turn, when a Action card is cast, the action goes into the Graveyard. If the card gets Obliterated or the card has Fading, then it won't go into the Graveyard. There are many cards that affect the baseplate, like putting a copy of a card in a player's hand (Ageless Soup), summoning fighters from your opponent's graveyard (Ghashendex's Sanctum), destroy the opponent's graveyard (Providence Shot), etc.
Hand
The Hand is the place where players draw, "store" the cards they drew and play cards. Every player draws 8 cards at the start of the game. If a card has a small arrow above its head, it means that the card can be played. Some cards display a unique animation when casted. You can hover over a card to see everything about it. Your opponent's hand will always be hidden, unless you play a card that reveals their hand (Eye Spy). Cards can be destroyed in player's hands using effects or discarding itself via Fleeting. If you have 10 or more cards in your hand and try to draw another, then the drawn card will go to the Graveyard. Some cards can't be discarded (Peace Term Actions).
Board
The Board is the place where players "face", and where fighters and summoned fighters stay. Each player can have a maximum of 8 fighters on board. Trying to summon or cast another fighter when you have 8 fighters will not work. If you start first, you will need to wait 2 turns to be able to attack with the fighter you casted turn 1. Each fighter on the board generates Studs (unless they are inert). If your opponent controls no fighters, their face appears. You can then attack the opponent's face. When you knock your opponent's life down to 0, you win. If you cast a fighter and you control 7 fighters, you gain Crowd's Favour. Some cards are reliant on how many fighters are on either your or your opponent's board (Mzh3000).
Baseplate
Baseplate is where your first discarded card in your turn stays. When you discard a card for the first time in your turn, it generates a stud of its colour and goes into your baseplate. There, it will generate a stud of its colour for the rest of the game. Some cards allow you to baseplate more cards in your turn (Sasuke2000). You can still hover over the cards to see everything about them. Colourless cards when discarded won't go into your baseplate. If you casted a fighter a board into a full board this game for the first time, Crowd's Favour will be put into your baseplate, and acts as a extra colourless stud gen. Players start the game with 2 Colourless Stud in their baseplate. Some cards can destroy baseplated cards (WorldPurge).
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