(note: click on the colored letters to immediately link up to the desired tutorial page, or select from the links listed below)
The succeeding posts will mainly be talking about a brief tutorial on how to play the game. Part 1 will be discussing about how to get the cards. Part 2 ( A and B) will be talking about the anatomy of a card and Part 3 ( A and B ) will talk about the mechanics of playing the game.
How to acquire cards:
- CFV-IN1 (fundamentals)
- CFV-IN2-A (card anatomy)
- CFV-IN2-B (grade tutorial)
- CFV-IN3-A (clan tutorial)
- CFV-IN3-B (battle mechanics)
The succeeding posts will mainly be talking about a brief tutorial on how to play the game. Part 1 will be discussing about how to get the cards. Part 2 ( A and B) will be talking about the anatomy of a card and Part 3 ( A and B ) will talk about the mechanics of playing the game.
How to acquire cards:
The very basic question one
would ask is “how and/or where can I buy Cardfight!! Vanguard official products?”.
Well fortunately, Bushiroad, the official distributor company of Cardfight
Vanguard has a list of all the registered legal and official retail stores from
across the globe that offer to sell Cardfight!! Vanguard products, which we
will link here. However, you may opt to buy and/or order such products from
online shopping sites such as ebay or amazon or from sites that specifically
sell cards such as ideal808 or strikezoneonline.
Types of CFV card products that Bushiroad offer
(Note: We will not be posting prices of the products below
due to inconsistent and unstable rates)
- Booster Set (BT)
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| VG-BT12 Binding Force of the Black Rings. All rights (and ownership of this photo) belong to Bushiroad No copyright infringement intended.. |
A booster set is a set of cards that is
directly linked or chronologically inclined to the animated show wherein a number
of cards are sold by box. Each box contains 30 packs and each pack contains 5
cards (1 of which is a rare card (R) ) summing up to contain a total of 150
cards per box . Card rarity ratio (in a set )from cheap to expensive is 60 Commons (C), 22 Rares (R),
12 Double Rare (RR), 8 Triple Rares (RRR), and 12 Special Parallels (SP).
Each box will guarantee to contain 3 RRR cards, 5 RR cards, 30 R cards, and 112
common cards and in every box, there will be a 50% chance of containing an SP
card. This type of product is recommended for more advanced players, albeit is
still viable for rookies.
(Note: List of Booster
sets available in this link)
- Trial Deck
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| From left to right: VG-TD02 (Dragonic Overlord) and VG-TD01 (Blaster Blade). All rights (and ownership of this photo) belong to Bushiroad. No copyright infringement intended. |
A Trial deck (TD) is a preconstructed deck of
cards that is of a particular clan
and is ready-to-play out of the box. Each trial deck contains 50 cards, some of
which are trial deck exclusives and cannot be found in regular packs. A trial
deck also comes with (1) paper playmat, and (1) Beginner’s guide. This type of
product is recommended for beginners or newbies.
(Note: List of Trial
decks available in this link)
And those
are just some of the basic card products of CFV that Bushiroad offers. It is highly
recommended that beginners should choose to buy a trial deck when first
learning about the game (for a formal and feasible instruction of introduction).
However one may opt not to, and go buy booster packs instead. Either way, one
would be able to have a momentary grasp of the
power that lies beyond...
-kamiprince39
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