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These are single-player cardfights where the opponent's deck is simulated using dice rolls. |
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===G Standard=== |
===G Standard=== |
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*This format was introduced in the early days of Standard and Premium Standard so that players who still wanted to use their old decks could still do so. Tournaments for this format were held for only a few months before the format was discontinued; this was officially announced when this format was created. |
*This format was introduced in the early days of Standard and Premium Standard so that players who still wanted to use their old decks could still do so. Tournaments for this format were held for only a few months before the format was discontinued; this was officially announced when this format was created. |
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Revision as of 00:25, 7 July 2020
Fight Formats are different modes in which a Cardfight!! Vanguard match can be played. All players' decks in a fight must conform to the same Fight Format.
Each format provides its own rules. Unless otherwise stated, the Standard Fight Rules are also applied in each format.
Official Tournaments
Clan Fight regulations and Card Restrictions are applied in all official tournaments. There are two official tournament formats:
Standard
- Only cards belonging to the "V Series" era (featuring the
symbol) may be used (see this list for all such cards). Cards with the code VPR/0001, V-SD01/### and V-SD02/### are treated as having the symbol.
Premium Standard
- All cards that have been printed so far may be used.
Special Formats
Pack Fight
- Players open sealed booster packs and build decks using only cards they get from there, then play cardfights using those decks.
Relay Fight
- Main article: Relay Fight Rules
- A cardfight consisting of teams 3 vs 3. Each team picks one of their members to begin fighting each other, and when one of them loses, they are eliminated and one of their teammates takes over the fight in their place. The first team to have all three of their members eliminated loses.
Tag Fight
- Main article: Tag Fight Rules
- A cardfight consisting of teams 2 vs 2, where each team sits together on one side of the table. Damage is shared between teammates; the first team to get to 9 damage loses.
Flash Fight
- A main deck consists of 25 cards.
- Only 4 damage is needed to win the game.
- Only 8 trigger units are allowed per deck, including a maximum of 2 heal triggers.
Draft Fight
- Players open sealed booster packs and take turns selecting cards from the packs to build decks.
- Main article: Booster Draft
Rank Fight
- Main article: Rank Fight
Character Fight
These are single-player cardfights where the opponent's deck is simulated using dice rolls.
Historical Formats
G Standard
- Only cards from before series may be used.
- This format was introduced in the early days of Standard and Premium Standard so that players who still wanted to use their old decks could still do so. Tournaments for this format were held for only a few months before the format was discontinued; this was officially announced when this format was created.