Bakugan Battle Brawler's Starter and Booster Battle Pack

Bakugan Brawler Games have different pieces to help you play the game.We will cover wach of them briefly to get you started.The game startegy revolves around the Bakugan you have. Each Bakugan comes with a set of powers or features that helps you select your cards and in turn gain more GPower.The player with maximum GPower wins

Ability cards comes in different colours.
* Blue - These are basic ability cards
* Green - These are very powerful cards and specifically gives power to Bakugan of that attribute
* Red - These are situational cards and as the name suggests to be used in certain situations

Before you start the game, you should select atleast 3 Ability cards.There are different strategies to choose the cards but the basic point to consider is that you select a card of each colour. There are many more advanced strategies to select the cards based on the Bakugan you have as the ability cards are meant to provide bonus to specific Bakugan and their powers.

Before you start your game ,you'll need to pick 3 gate cards.As with Ability cards,you need to choose each of different colours. There are two things to look at when you pick a Gate card. The first is the attribute bonuses and the second is the special ability. The attribute bonuses are the numbers that appear with the various attribute icons (Pyrus, Aquos, etc...).
The different coloured Gate cards are

* Silver- These are basic Gate cards
* Gold- The Gold cards focus a lot on specific Bakugan shapes
* Copper- Copper cards are the trickiest cards to pick, but they are also devastating when used correctly. Many of the cards completely change what the battle is all about and can mess with your opponent's strategy big time.

Players should sit about 2-1/2 feet from each other. The play area should be a smooth, flat surface. The space between the two players is called the Field.When ready, each player says, "Field - Open!" Players should hold their unused cards in their hands (or leave them face down), so that their opponent cannot see the faceside. Their unused Bakugan should be closed (marble-like). Each player has a used pile on their left, this is where played Ability cards, Gate cards won, and used Bakugan go.

Gate cards face down (i.e., Bakugan logo is face up) in front of their opponent, so that they barely touch each other at their top, while
saying, "Gate Card - Set!" Note: Setting Gate cards occurs at the start of any turn where there are no Gate cards in the field.
The youngest player goes first.Players then take turns.The player whose turn it is chooses a Bakugan and says, "Bakugan - Brawl!"
The player then rolls one of his unused Bakugan at the Gate cards in the field

Outcome

If the Bakugan opens on a Gate card and there's no other Bakugan on that Gate, it is now the other player's turn.
If the Bakugan opens on a Gate card and the other player has a Bakugan on that Gate card, Battle ensues - see 'Battle!"
If the Bakugan opens on a Gate card and this player already has a Bakugan on this card, one of two things happen:
-If there's no other Gate card in play or this player already has a Bakugan on the other Gate card,this player wins that Gate card uncontested,placing it and his two Bakugan in his used pile.
It then becomes the other player's turn.-Otherwise this Bakugan is moved to the other Gate card.
If that Gate card doesn't have an opponent's Bakugan, it is the other player's turn.
But if it does, Battle ensues - see 'Battle!"

Battle is one Bakugan vs. one Bakugan and happens whenever Bakugan from two different players end up on the same Gate card.
Detach the two Bakugan from the Gate card and read each Bakugan's G-Power.

Gate Reveal: Flip the Gate card over and do what it says.

Ability Cards: Play Ability cards (if desired) - first, by the player whose turn it is. Each Ability card says when it can be played. Tell your opponent that you are playing the card, do what the card says and then put the card in your Used pile.
Gate Card G-Power Boost: After both players are finished playing Ability cards, each Bakugan gets to add the Gate Card G-Power boost. Simply match the color of
a Bakugan to the color symbol on the Gate card and add that number to the Bakugan's G-Power.

The battle is won by the Bakugan that now has the higher G-Power. The player who wins the battle puts the Gate card in their used pile.
In the event of a tie: Each player rolls an unused Bakugan. First Bakugan to stand on a Gate card wins