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A card game is any game using playing cards as the primary things with which the game is played, be they traditional or game-specific. Countless card games exist, including families of related games (such as poker). Some games have formally standardized rules, while rules for others can vary by region, culture, and person.

A card game is played with a deck of cards intended for that game that are identical in size and shape. Each card has two sides, the face and the back. The backs of the cards in a deck are indistinguishable, preventing any player who cannot see the card's face from knowing its value. The faces of the cards in a deck may all be unique, or may include duplicates, depending on the game. In either case, any card is readily identifiable by its face. The set of cards that make up the deck are known to all of the players using that deck.

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Liong: The Lost Amulets game

Long ago, five magical amulets were treasured by Oriental wise men, as they held the five natural elements in balance. Restore harmony to nature by finding these lost amulets!

Hotel Mahjong Deluxe game

Make your reservation for tile-matching madness with this suite of Mahjong fun! Match tiles in 20 floors of the grand Hotel Mahjong, featuring five unique variations on this ancient classic. Complete each room and unlock even more excitement in the Hotel Casino, Recreation Room, and Rooftop Terrace.

SKIP-BO Castaway Caper game
After your ship washes up on the shore of a seemingly deserted island, you discover that the island is not only inhabited, but also home to a powerful volcano! Your presence has awoken and angered the volcano and put the entire island in jeopardy!

Heartwild Solitaire game
In a distant land a heartbroken woman picks up the pieces of her shattered life, determined to share her cautionary tale with others. Sitting down to write her story, Anne's mind begins to wander with romantic thoughts of her new neighbor.

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In Magic the card game, are artifacts always in effect even if the creature blocks?

Example, I have a 5/5 creature with cloak and dagger artifact that gives the creature shroud (it cant be the target of spells or abilities).

As long as the equipment card is attached to the creature then the creature gets all the benefits it offers. And last I checked, blocking doesn't unattach an equipment card. Also, Oblivion Ring is an enchantment which means it can only be played on someone's own main phase. The way I interpret what you're saying is that your friend claims the creature loses shroud when it blocks, and in response tries to remove it from the game during combat. Your friend COULD remove it from the game during their second main phase with Oblivion Ring but only if the creature actually somehow loses shroud. But in this case, the creature keeps the shroud ability as long as Cloak and Dagger remains equipped. So if your friend really wants to remove the creature from the game, they'd have to first get rid of the Cloak and Dagger somehow or use mass removal like Final Judgment.

Now lets say your friend tries to change the creature Cloak and Dagger is equipped to by playing a rogue of their own. The equipment says you MAY attach it whenever a rogue creature comes into play. That means that YOU choose whether your friend's rogue gets equipped or not when it comes into play. Also, even if you do choose to equip your friend's rogue for some odd reason, YOU are still the only one who can pay the equip cost. Check the link listed under my sources for more information if needed.

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