This does not count as victory in a Xiaolin Showdown, but does enable the player to tap the card in future Showdowns. A Shen Gong Wu card may be played directly to one's Vault only if you have a number of Warriors equal to or more than the skill number of the Shen Gong Wu. Such cards may either be played directly to one's Vault or be made the subject of a Xiaolin Showdown. Shen Gong WuĮach turn, a player may play one Shen Gong Wu card. The Xiaolin apprentice move cards are "Rare" cards and the Wudai Warrior move cards are "Premium" cards. This includes cards for the signature moves for the Xiaolin monks as both Xiaolin apprentices and Wudai warriors in the second and third season of the series. These cards are named after various martial arts moves that are used in the series as well as a number of additional moves with similar names, but which have not been used so far. During a showdown, a Warrior card may be used as a Boost card, and any special ability the card has applies only then. However, the number of cards in the Training Area determines one's skill level, which is also important. The skill and power numbers of a Warrior card in the Training Area do not matter. Such cards are played face up and upside down, so that Warrior icon on the card is right side up. WarriorĮach turn, a player may play one Warrior card to his Training Area. The higher the power number, the more powerful the card will be when used in a Xiaolin Showdown for a Shen Gong Wu. The lower the skill number, the easier it is to bring the card into play. Each card has a skill number in a circle and a power number in a hexagon. The type of card dictates how it can be played. In addition to winning by being the first to win four Shen Gong Wu in a Showdown, it is possible to lose by running out of cards in one's deck and then being required to draw Card types There is also a Showdown Arena that is used by both players when they wish to start a Xiaolin Showdown. During the game, each player has a deck, a hand, a Warrior Training Area, a Vault, and a discard pile which cards will move between according to rules. There are four types of cards (Warrior, Shen Gong Wu, Master, and Villain) and four elements (Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water) which are associated with the four Xiaolin monks and the color of the non-Villain cards. The first expansion set, Wudai Warriors, was released in March 2006. The Shen Gong Wu are hidden mystical objects, and searching for them and using them is a central focus of the series, with conflicts over their possession resolved by a Xiaolin Showdown. It is a two player game where the object is to be the first to win four contests for Shen Gong Wu.
Released in October 2005 by Wizards of the Coast, the Xiaolin Showdown Trading Card Game is a collectible card game based on the Xiaolin Showdown animated series. Home :: Collectible card games Xiaolin Showdown Trading Card Game Players
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