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What is Booster Draft Booster Draft?

Booster Draft is a method of play which involves purchasing, opening and building a
deck straight away for a game!
Fighters open the packs and choose a card he or she would like to use in a
predetermined order (this is known as a “draft”), and decks are built right there and
then!
With this unique style, fighters get to experience the thrill of selecting cards, and the joy
of playing with a different deck every time!

How to do a Draft?

1. Decide on the seating arrangement around the table with a random method.
2. Each person will open one pack, and check the cards inside that pack.
3. Choose a card and place it face down in front of you. (On you first pick for a pack you will take a trigger unit and one other card)
Fighters may not peek at the face down cards.
4. Once everyone has chosen their cards, all fighters will pass the rest of the cards in
hand to the person on the left, in a clockwise direction.
5. With the cards received from the fighter on the right, choose a card and place it face
down. Once everyone is done, pass the rest of the cards in hand to the left again.
Repeat until all the cards have been taken.
6. Between the third and fourth pack, you may check your own face down cards.
Starting from the fourth pack, pass the cards in hand to the person on your
right(anti-clockwise).
7. Once all 6 packs have been opened and passed around, the draft ends. The fight will
now begin with the 30 cards chosen and formed as a deck!

Deck building

1. The 30 chosen cards becomes your deck.
2. The rules which restrict only 4 of the same card, as well as only 4 heal triggers in a deck do not apply here.

Game conditions
The basic rules of Cardfight!! Vanguard can be found here:
http://cf-vanguard.com/en/howto/
The rules of a normal cardfight apply, but with the addition of a special rule:
“During a trigger check, if a vanguard or rear-guard of the same clan as the trigger unit
is not present on the field, the trigger effects will still activate.”
Therefore, please ignore the clans of the trigger units when choosing cards to build your
deck