Author: Chad The Fool

On the second day of Clucksmas, Santa Claws gave to me:

Schwartz at the beach,
and a Feathered General for all to see.

Take a look at this Rooster who means business! He wants to exterminate your opponents chances of winning. If you want a refresher on what motivates Schwartz in this barnyard brawl, check out his bio

Rooster cards are the core of the game. You will fill your Coop full of them, and then you “become” them as you fight your opponents, looking to reign supreme over the barnyard. For a more in depth look at the Rooster Card type, check out the overview

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On the First Day of Clucksmas, Santa Claws gave to me: A feathered General for all to see!

Meet the General, truly a Rooster who can be a game changer.  If you would like a refresher on who the General is, Click here.

Rooster cards are the core of the game. You will fill your Coop full of them, and then you “become” them as you fight your opponents, looking to reign supreme over the barnyard. For a more in depth look at the Rooster Card type, check out the overview

To catch up on any previews you may have missed, click here

Day 15 of the Previews, and we’ve reached the end of the normal Previews. Tomorrow starts the 12 Days of Clucksmas! For our final Normal Preview, we have: Sporked.

You know you’ve driven through the countryside to a fowl place when you see the Sporks being used as weapons.

Attack Cards are played against Roosters, and deal damage to them. When a Rooster has taken damage equal to, or greater than, their Feathers, they are defeated, and the player who finished them off gets to add their egg value to their Egg Basket.

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Day 14 of the Previews, and we’ve circled back around to Attacks, with Rotten Egg.

Rotten Egg is another low damage attack, that gives people options when it comes to how to approach taking down a Rooster.

Attack Cards are played against Roosters, and deal damage to them. When a Rooster has taken damage equal to, or greater than, their Feathers, they are defeated, and the player who finished them off gets to add their egg value to their Egg Basket.

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Day 13 of the Previews, and we’ve got another Counter: Juiced

Juiced stops your Rooster from being removed from play. Attack going to Kill you? No. Waffle damage? No. Hen in the House? No.

Counter Cards are played in response to other actions happening in the game, allowing you to cancel a specific action from happening. Play continues as if the previous action never happened.

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Day 12 of the Previews, and we’ve come to another new Card Type: The Counter, and our first preview for Counters: Voodoo Chicken.

Voodoo Chicken is pretty simple. When a Special action happens (card or Rooster), Voodoo Chicken allows you to cancel it.

Counter Cards are played in response to other actions happening in the game, allowing you to cancel a specific action from happening. Play continues as if the previous action never happened.

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Day 11 of the Previews, and we’ve come to the end of previews for the Special Cards with: Take a Dive

Take a Dive is the most game changing Special in the game. After your opponents diligently work to defeat your Rooster, you swoop in, and collect the eggs for yourself!

Special Cards can be played instead of an Attack, or in special circumstances (as outlined on the cards), they can be played in response to other cards, and have a big impact on the game.

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Day 10 of the Previews, and we’re staring at the next preview for a Special Card: Boneless.

Prepare to serve your opponent up a dish called pain with this brutal Special Card, by forcing them to play with one less card in their hand!

Special Cards can be played instead of an Attack, or in special circumstances (as outlined on the cards), they can be played in response to other cards, and have a big impact on the game.

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Day 9 of the Previews, and we’re looking for the bright side in a bad spot with Sunny Side up.

Bummed because your Rooster just got taken down? Well Sunny Side Up may not make you feel right as rain, but it will drop an egg in your basket, and every egg helps, right?

Special Cards can be played instead of an Attack, or in special circumstances (In this case, when your Rooster is deafeated), they can be played in response to other cards, and have a big impact on the game.

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Day 8 of the Previews, and we’ve got the Mother of all Specials: Hen in the House

Hen in the House is the type of card that can always get a play. Whether you’re targeting a pesky Rooster of an opponent that you don’t want to deal with, or dealing with your own damaged, near defeat Rooster, Hen in the House can be both offensive, and defensive.

Special Cards can be played instead of an Attack, or in special circumstances (outlined on the card), they can be played in response to other cards, and have a big impact on the game.

To catch up on any previews you may have missed, click here