Another dual topic since one thing leads to the other.
Anyone else disappointed by the rule book? It seemed very basic missing some more advanced rules. While it does give you an email to ask questions I thought the rule books was almost as poor as the TCG EX: Trainers Kit one.
The rulebook mentions various conditions however it only explains 2, unless the other conditions are not on this set I think this rather odd. How do you get the condition markers anyway? I haven't seen anything for the US release, it would make sense that the Pokemon that causes the effect would have it however if its anything like the AU release it could be very random. The bad thing is it'd be harder just to use any type of counter as you do in the TCG, especially since you have so many figures in play.
They also mention that for a basic game you only use three trainers card and they mention for more advanced games you can use a point system. They go into vague detail and the point system seems very interesting, however they never finish on how many points you're allowed..
I'm guessing by looking at the cards and that there are three circles you are allowed 300 points but this is never explained.
Anyways counting there is only one trainer card in the two more expensive booster it might be hard to get some of them. Since at least 6 of the 8 use the same TCG artwork/name, those make good proxies.
Anyone else disappointed by the rule book? It seemed very basic missing some more advanced rules. While it does give you an email to ask questions I thought the rule books was almost as poor as the TCG EX: Trainers Kit one.
The rulebook mentions various conditions however it only explains 2, unless the other conditions are not on this set I think this rather odd. How do you get the condition markers anyway? I haven't seen anything for the US release, it would make sense that the Pokemon that causes the effect would have it however if its anything like the AU release it could be very random. The bad thing is it'd be harder just to use any type of counter as you do in the TCG, especially since you have so many figures in play.
They also mention that for a basic game you only use three trainers card and they mention for more advanced games you can use a point system. They go into vague detail and the point system seems very interesting, however they never finish on how many points you're allowed..
I'm guessing by looking at the cards and that there are three circles you are allowed 300 points but this is never explained.
Anyways counting there is only one trainer card in the two more expensive booster it might be hard to get some of them. Since at least 6 of the 8 use the same TCG artwork/name, those make good proxies.
