Description:

The Primal Trading Card Game (TCG) is a new fantasy trading card game that is based on fantasy beasts, dragons, beautiful anime girls, plague doctors, symbiotes and some rowdy pirates.

Primal is an easy to learn turn based fantasy trading card game that is played between 2 players. Players deploy stronger characters and strategies the longer the game progresses. Every game of primal is a battle between you and your opponent.

Charge your essence to use your abilities in the battlefield to switch the outcome of any battle. Whoever can inflict 10 direct damage first wins, every direct damage is a battle reward earned.

What makes Primal so different?
If you love strategy, versatility, and luck. You will love the gameplay. What you do from your first turn matters all the way up to your last one.

Gameplay
In every game you must create teams and designate a team leader that will face your opponent in battle. Characters have two different stats, so even if your characters do become injured they can still head to the battlefield with different stats.

Every card is a potential resource. You can choose which cards could be used to charge up your essence to surprise your opponent with your Ability cards during the battle.

Your turn is a resource as well! Every time you move up your turn marker, it gives you the opportunity to put in play stronger Characters and Strategy cards.

To win a game of Primal you need to attack your opponent directly and damage them 10 times. You win one battle reward for every damage you directly inflict to your opponent.

Battle rewards are won by your opponent moving cards from the top of their deck to their battle reward area on their side of the field. Once your opponent gives up a battle reward they lose access to that card! Unless they are able to manipulate their battle rewards.

Starter Deck Contents:
Exclusive Cards That Do Not Appear in the Booster Box
50 Main Deck Cards + 1 Starter Deck Exclusive Field Card
1 Super Rare Foil per Deck

Starter Decks include a 10-sided die to keep track of your Turn Marker and a Playsheet that shows the field layout.