Rare Item Cards included: [Titan Transform], "Mummy Transform," "Ghost Transform," and so on.
He had not noticed it while writing, but rereading it now, Dark suddenly felt that the event description was unexpectedly long.
Even so, the manual only highlighted some of the important rules that had to be followed.
There were many hidden rules that the students would have to uncover for themselves.
For example, the most obvious one was that using "Item Cards" outside the secret rooms was not prohibited.
This meant that as long as they obtained "Item Cards," the students could use them to kill ghosts and monsters and earn credits.
The rare Item Cards among them were especially powerful.
Additionally, rules such as "Candy Merchants" being allowed to participate in the points rankings, "Candy Merchants" not being forbidden from challenging "Players" to duels, and "Candy Merchants" only being able to use a fixed deck corresponding to the opponent's grade during duels with "Players" would quickly be discovered after the event began.
Although "Candy Merchants" could challenge "Players" to duels, unless the "Player" voluntarily raised the credit stakes, they would only need to pay one Item Card as punishment even if they lost.
However, it was not specified whether the losing party or the winning party would choose which Item Card was paid.
The rules also imposed clear restrictions on trading.
Moreover, while "Candy Merchants" could participate in the points rankings, they could not obtain "Item Cards" by killing ghosts and monsters.
If "Candy Merchants" wanted to improve their ranking, they had to find ways to obtain "Item Cards" from "Players" instead of becoming mere tools.
Additionally, as the rulemaker, Dark had suggested that the "Candy Merchants" wear a uniform costume, but he had not made it mandatory.
Therefore, anyone who suddenly appeared before you carrying