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DokEnkephalin at 14:48, 19 June 2015

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DokEnkephalin: /* Basic Modifiers */

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DokEnkephalin at 17:24, 18 June 2015

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 Extra Cards not spent one round will appear here the next; unused Extra Cards may be more benefit in later rounds than in the round they appeared.
-'''Point Quota:''' The number underneath the ★6, which is the difficulty, is the number of points you must score to succeed. Out of all the difficulty modifiers you can acquire, this one is non-negotiable; whether you enter a ★6 hunting ground with 3 Hunt ability or 12, you face a 35 point quota. This gives the opponent a great advantage; they don't have a point quota to meet so they don't have to score big, they only have to score to eliminate you from the round. If you are unable to score at least 30 points by the end of the 3rd round, you fail.
+'''Point Quota:''' The number underneath the ★6, which is the difficulty, is the number of points you must score to succeed. Out of all the difficulty modifiers you can acquire, this one is non-negotiable; whether you enter a ★6 hunting ground with 3 Hunt ability or 12, you face a 35 point quota. This gives the opponent a great advantage; they don't have a point quota to meet so they don't have to score big, they only have to score to eliminate you from the round. If you are unable to score at least 35 points by the end of the 3rd round, you fail.
 '''Support:''' Along the bottom are icons indicating the support you have for this round. These may be bonuses to overall ability, or any of the 6 basic stats that can modify the game, or the addition of bonus yaku. More explanation of these are in sections on Quests and Serious Seeding.

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 Extra Cards not spent one round will appear here the next; unused Extra Cards may be more benefit in later rounds than in the round they appeared.
-'''Point Quota:''' The number underneath the ★6, which is the difficulty, is the number of points you must score to succeed. Out of all the difficulty modifiers you can acquire, this one is non-negotiable; whether you enter a ★6 hunting ground with 3 Hunt ability or 12, you face a 30 point quota. This gives the opponent a great advantage; they don't have a point quota to meet so they don't have to score big, they only have to score to eliminate you from the round. If you are unable to score at least 30 points by the end of the 3rd round, you fail.
+'''Point Quota:''' The number underneath the ★6, which is the difficulty, is the number of points you must score to succeed. Out of all the difficulty modifiers you can acquire, this one is non-negotiable; whether you enter a ★6 hunting ground with 3 Hunt ability or 12, you face a 35 point quota. This gives the opponent a great advantage; they don't have a point quota to meet so they don't have to score big, they only have to score to eliminate you from the round. If you are unable to score at least 30 points by the end of the 3rd round, you fail.
 '''Support:''' Along the bottom are icons indicating the support you have for this round. These may be bonuses to overall ability, or any of the 6 basic stats that can modify the game, or the addition of bonus yaku. More explanation of these are in sections on Quests and Serious Seeding.

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-| colspan="7" style="text-align:center; vertical-align:bottom;" | '''Support'''
+| || style="text-align:center; vertical-align:bottom;" | '''Your Yaku''' || || style="text-align:center; vertical-align:bottom;" | '''Support'''
 |}
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 '''Opponent's Yaku:''' The combinations the opponent will be able to score against you will light up here.
-Both you and your opponent may begin the round with innate yaku. In the above example, no cards have been played and the opponent's torifuda doesn't contain the yaku lit up at the top; their combined value represents this opponent's attack, displayed on the card. On one hand, those points will be added to the opponent's next combo, but on the other hand they won't get any benefit from taking the cards from the field. More aggressive opponents may still attempt to steal them.
+Both you and your opponent may begin the round with innate yaku. In the above example, no cards have been played and the opponent's torifuda doesn't contain the yaku lit up at the top; their combined value represents this opponent's attack, displayed on the card. On one hand, those points will be added to the opponent's next combo, but on the other hand yaku can't be duplicated, so they won't get any benefit from taking the cards from the field. More aggressive opponents may still attempt to steal them.
 The same goes for the player. In this example the player begins with Sakura (from the Shinobi on the Support bar,) which implies possession of a Gold 3 and Green 9. But capturing that Gold 8 from the field won't combine with it to add Moon to your score, you would have take the Green 9 into your torifuda as well.

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-[[File:Way_Yaku_Original.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Classic Hanafuda]][[File:Way_Yaku_Original.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Original Way Cards]]
+[[File:Way_Yaku_Classic.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Classic Hanafuda]][[File:Way_Yaku_Original.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Original Way Cards]]
 At the core of Way"s exploration, combat, and sex system is the game of Koikoi (''"Keep going"''); not just the game, but the metagame. Every success or failure is determined by three rounds of play, or multiples of three.
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	The remaining stats displayed, '''Life''' and '''Treasure''', don't directly affect the card game, and can be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.		The remaining stats displayed, '''Life''' and '''Treasure''', don't directly affect the card game, and can be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.
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−	~~=== Basic Modifiers ===~~

	=== Elements ===		=== Elements ===

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	The same goes for the player. In this example the player begins with Sakura (from the Shinobi on the Support bar,) which implies possession of a Gold 3 and Green 9. But capturing that Gold 8 from the field won't combine with it to add Moon to your score, you would have take the Green 9 into your torifuda as well.		The same goes for the player. In this example the player begins with Sakura (from the Shinobi on the Support bar,) which implies possession of a Gold 3 and Green 9. But capturing that Gold 8 from the field won't combine with it to add Moon to your score, you would have take the Green 9 into your torifuda as well.
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		+	Yaku cannot be duplicated, nor will the point value double. But Gold combos are uniquely named, so if you begin with innate Rain or Quartet and capture a Triple, it will be independently scored. If you pick up the fourth card of your innate, your point gain will be nulled, but if you pick up the last Gold, you would gain the Five-Star points in addition to your Rain or Quartet.
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	The remaining stats displayed, '''Life''' and '''Treasure''', don't directly affect the card game, and can be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.		The remaining stats displayed, '''Life''' and '''Treasure''', don't directly affect the card game, and can be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.

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 '''Pow:''' This isn't used until finishing a round, when you are given options for adding to your score and closing the Quota gap quicker. This is generated with Seed, so capturing Seed cards becomes a significant part of play strategy.
 Many challenges are resolved without an opponent, such as general Hunting and Searching, so no one will attempt to score against you. But these become a factor when faced with an opponent:
 '''Defense:''' This is the threshold of points your opponent has to capture in order to score against you. Your opponent has defense too, and until either of you can meet the quota in points, the round will go on. This doesn't mean that Defense reduces the points when they are sufficient enough to win the round.

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 Most important are the advantages you and your opponents can gain in the card game itself, mostly by elemental alignment and how they relate to various yaku.
 {|
-| || '''Defense/Attack''' || '''Life''' || style="text-align:right;" | '''Point Quota''' || style="text-align:right;" | '''-'''
+| || '''Defense/Attack''' || '''Life''' || style="text-align:center;" | '''Point Quota''' || || '''Opponent's Yaku'''
 |-
 | style="text-align:center; vertical-align:top" | '''<br><br><br><br>POW'''<br><br>'''Treasure''' || colspan="5" rowspan="5" | [[File:Way_Stage.jpg|center]] || rowspan="5" style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;" | '''Initial<br>Torifuda'''
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 Extra Cards not spent one round will appear here the next; unused Extra Cards may be more benefit in later rounds than in the round they appeared.
-'''Defense:''' Defense is only a factor in challenges that feature an opponent, but an important one. This is the threshold of points your opponent has to capture in order to score against you. Your opponent has defense too, and until either of you can meet the quota in points, the round will go on. This doesn't mean that Defense reduces the points when they are sufficient enough to win the round.
+'''Point Quota:''' The number underneath the ★6, which is the difficulty, is the number of points you must score to succeed. Out of all the difficulty modifiers you can acquire, this one is non-negotiable; whether you enter a ★6 hunting ground with 3 Hunt ability or 12, you face a 30 point quota. This gives the opponent a great advantage; they don't have a point quota to meet so they don't have to score big, they only have to score to eliminate you from the round. If you are unable to score at least 30 points by the end of the 3rd round, you fail.
 In Serious Seeding, your Defense is a measure of how you withstand the pleasure a Heroine scores against you. The Heroine doesn't have Defense; what she has is a quota of 999 pleasure points you must score.
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 '''Attack:''' Attack is also only really a factor in challenges against an opponent, though your opponent's attack may be more a factor than your own. Attack is added to the score value of any combos, and with a high enough Attack value, a single capture can make Defense value worthless.
-'''Point Quota:''' The number underneath the ★6, which is the difficulty, is the number of points you must score to succeed. Out of all the difficulty modifiers you can acquire, this one is non-negotiable; whether you enter a ★6 hunting ground with 3 Hunt ability or 12, you face a 30 point quota. This gives the opponent a great advantage; they don't have a point quota to meet so they don't have to score big, they only have to score to eliminate you from the round. If you are unable to score at least 30 points by the end of the 3rd round, you fail.
+'''Opponent's Yaku:''' The combinations the opponent will be able to score against you will light up here.
-'''Support:''' Along the bottom are icons indicating the support you have for this round. These may be bonuses to overall ability, or any of the 6 basic stats that can modify the game, or the addition of an elemental attack. More explanation of these are in sections on Quests and Serious Seeding.
+Both you and your opponent may begin the round with innate yaku. In the above example, no cards have been played and the opponent's torifuda doesn't contain the yaku lit up at the top; their combined value represents this opponent's attack, displayed on the card. On one hand, those points will be added to the opponent's next combo, but on the other hand they won't get any benefit from taking the cards from the field. More aggressive opponents may still attempt to steal them.
-'''Pow:''' This isn't used until finishing a round, when you are given options for adding to your score and closing the Quota gap quicker. This is generated with Seed, so capturing Seed cards becomes a significant part of play strategy.
+The same goes for the player. In this example the player begins with Sakura (from the Shinobi on the Support bar,) which implies possession of a Gold 3 and Green 9. But capturing that Gold 8 from the field won't combine with it to add Moon to your score, you would have take the Green 9 into your torifuda as well.
 The remaining stats displayed, '''Life''' and '''Treasure''', don't directly affect the card game, and can be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.

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 Most important are the advantages you and your opponents can gain in the card game itself, mostly by elemental alignment and how they relate to various yaku.
 {|
-| || '''Defense/Attack''' || style="text-align:center;" | '''Point Quota''' || style="text-align:right;" | '''Opponent Vulnerabilities''' ||
+| || '''Defense/Attack''' || '''Life''' || style="text-align:right;" | '''Point Quota''' || style="text-align:right;" | '''Opponent Vulnerabilities''' ||
 |-
-| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;" | '''Extra<br>Cards''' || colspan="3" | [[File:Way_Stage.jpg|center]] ||style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;" | '''Initial<br>Torifuda'''
+| style="text-align:center; vertical-align:top" | '''<br><br><br><br>POW'''<br><br>'''Treasure''' || colspan="5" rowspan="5" | [[File:Way_Stage.jpg|center]] || rowspan="5" style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;" | '''Initial<br>Torifuda'''
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-| colspan="5" style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle;" | '''Support'''
+|rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | '''Extra<br>Cards'''
 |}
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 '''Support:''' Along the bottom are icons indicating the support you have for this round. These may be bonuses to overall ability, or any of the 6 basic stats that can modify the game, or the addition of an elemental attack. More explanation of these are in sections on Quests and Serious Seeding.
-The remaining stats displayed, '''Pow''', '''Treasure''', '''Seed''' and '''Life''', don't directly affect the card game, and will be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.
+The remaining stats displayed, '''Life''' and '''Treasure''', don't directly affect the card game, and can be explained in Quest and Serious Seeding sections.
 === Basic Modifiers ===
 === Elements ===