Gate Card Game - Revision history

Ookalf: /* How to Play */

2024-06-01T21:51:45Z

‎How to Play

Ookalf: /* How to Play */

2024-06-01T21:51:08Z

‎How to Play

SyntaxTsundere: Text replacement - "(Legacy)" to "(Generation 1)"

2023-03-06T01:06:36Z

Text replacement - "(Legacy)" to "(Generation 1)"

Abce2: Text replacement - "Gate Card" to "Gate Card"

2022-07-03T23:36:46Z

Text replacement - "Gate Card" to "Gate Card"

SwampKryakwa: Text replacement - "Gate Card" to "Gate Card"

2022-06-26T08:04:42Z

Text replacement - "Gate Card" to "Gate Card"

Abce2: A little oddly worded, heading out

2020-05-16T23:25:08Z

A little oddly worded, heading out

New page

The Bakugan '''Gate Card Game''' was the most common game type during the franchise's [[Legacy]] era.

==How to Play==
{{Main|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Legacy)}}

The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:51, 1 June 2024
Line 4:		Line 4:
	{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Generation 1)}}		{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Generation 1)}}

−	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]]s (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three [[Bakugan]]. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Bakugan Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.	+	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card (Generation 1)\|Gate Cards]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three [[Bakugan]]. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Bakugan Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:51, 1 June 2024
Line 4:		Line 4:
	{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Generation 1)}}		{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Generation 1)}}

−	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.	+	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]]s (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three [[Bakugan]]. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Bakugan Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:36, 3 July 2022
Line 4:		Line 4:
	{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Legacy)}}		{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Legacy)}}

−	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[~~Gate Card (Legacy)\|~~Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.	+	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:04, 26 June 2022
Line 4:		Line 4:
	{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Legacy)}}		{{Main\|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Legacy)}}

−	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.	+	The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card (Legacy)\|Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 ==How to Play==
-{{Main|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Legacy)}}
+{{Main|Bakugan Wiki:How to Play (Generation 1)}}
 The main body of the Gate Card Game featured each player having three [[Gate Card]] (one Gold, one Silver, and one Copper), three [[Ability Card]]s (one Red, one Blue, and one Green), and three Bakugan. The objective of the game was to capture three Gate Cards through [[G-Power]] contests. As the game progressed, more elements were added, such as [[Special Treatment]] Bakugan with specialized rules, or support pieces such as [[Battle Gear]] or [[Mechtogan]] that gave added boosts.