HOW TO PLAY WITH A TINY BEASTIE DECK:

1. Have Enough Beasties for a Deck Build!

2. Find someone to Fight (Beastie Deck or Standard PVP deck)

3. Roll Dice for initiative.

4. Player with Highest Number goes first.

5. Player will choose a beastie to attack their opponent (teeny, little or terrifying) and roll the dice. If the roll is within parameters, the attack is successful and the player will place the beastie into retirement. [If the attack is unsuccessful Beastie stays!]

6. The opponent can choose to react with a slippery or nice beastie OR take the damage. [Successful Reaction Rolls retire the Beastie!]

7. Players will take turns attempting to get their opponent to zero health!
 

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THE OTHER IMPORTANT STUFF
Tiny Beastie Wrangler decks are a subset of the Tiny Minotaur PVP Combat Game and are considered a Special Class with 100 HP and a special deck box. The goal is still the same: attack your opponent until they are wittled down to zero HP and dodge/heal to keep yourself from getting killed! However, unlike other special class cards (like Pirate and Bard) this class card can ONLY BE PLAYED with Tiny Beasties used as attacks or reactions! [And yes, you can still use NPC special attack cards to aid you per PVP combat rules!]

Tiny Beasties have 5 subclasses.
Teeny Beastie: 10 damage,
Little Beastie: 30 damage.
Terrifying Beastie: 50 damage.
Slippery Beastie: Dodge Reaction
Nice Beastie: Heal Reaction 

 

The Deck is made up of 3 teenies, 3 littles, 1 terrifying, 1 slippery and 1 nice. For teenies and littles you can have multiples of the same creature in your deck! If you run out of Beasties to play, you cannot pull any additional beasties or cards from your deck and must either forfeit or…die.

Where can i find Tiny Beasties?
Tiny Beasties are hidden in golden eggs throughout the grounds of the Tiny Minotaur. Tiny Beastie eggs will appear randomly at multiple points throughout the week.

How many Tiny Beasties are there?
At the launch of the Tiny Beastie Wrangler card deck there are 10 tiny beasties. However, there are over 30* Beasties that we know of!
[* could expand to waaaaaaaaaaaaaay more!]