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only to be greeted by a message that the game was taken down as per request by one Min Hyuk Cho of Moefulsoft. Then, a couple of months ago, I decided to try it out again. This was the only way I could still play the game for the next few years, but I didn’t play it as often anymore, sadly. From there you could log in to your Sword Girls account, even keeping access to the cards you had collected.

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Why did I decide to make sprites of them now?Īll was not lost though! How I found out I do not know, but I discovered there was what I think was a fan-hosted server that you could download to your PC. maybe it’s not such a bad idea to just look it up on YouTube >///> They could sometimes even remove cards from the field entirely or steal them from the opponent (to be used in your deck until the end of the fight).Įach turn you would draw up to five cards and you could shuffle your hand back into your Deck twice per fight. Spells could influence all sorts of things, from boosts to ATK/DEF/STA and stat reduction, to placement of cards on the field. Once a Character’s life points reached zero, they would lose the fight. If a Follower is destroyed, the Character of the player losing a Follower would lose life points equal to their Follower’s Size. However, were a Follower to survive the attack by having enough STA, they would counterattack in the same way. Since Follower B only had 2 STA, they would lose this battle and be sent to the Discard Pile. If Follower A had 3 ATK, 2 DEF and 5 STA and it attacked follower B with 4 ATK, 1 DEF and 2 STA, Follower B would lose STA equal to Follower A’s ATK – Follower B’s DEF. Oh, that’s right, the cards had ATK (attack), DEF (defence) and STA (stamina) stats. If there were no Followers to attack, the character would be attacked directly, taking damage as indicated by the attacking Follower’s ATK stat.

The only thing you could be certain of was that a player’s Spells would always activate before Followers attacked.

Players would take turns in attacking and using their Spells. If you had one Follower and your opponent had two, the game would randomly decide which to attack. Because once cards were placed, neither player had any control over what the cards did to what cards. Once you and your opponent had placed their cards… the randomness ensues! Randomness was a big factor in this game and could totally make or break your chances of winning.

Each Follower and Spell had a Size in the top right corner. You could place as many as you liked, as long as you did not exceed your field limit of 10. Surrounding the Character were five slots for either Followers or Spells. They function as your life meter, with some Characters having more HP than others. Both players had a character card in the centre of their field. You can find videos online if my written explanation is too mind boggling.