How to play

1. Your army. Both players bring 10 places of beasts. A Hauler takes 2 places. Your opponent can't see your army.
2. Lines. The player who goes first opens the battle with one beast. That's a line.
3. Beat every line. On your turn, beat each of your opponent's lines with 1 beast (a different one), or with 2 (a double: more of the same, or the same plus another).
4. New lines. Every beast you beat a line with becomes a new line for your opponent to beat. A double splits into two lines.
5. One double a turn, unless it has a Burrowump in it.
6. Used up. Beasts you play are gone for the rest of the battle.
7. The record. When a Hauler beats a Shaggle, a Shaggle can never beat a Hauler on its own in that battle. When a double wins, neither of its beasts can beat the loser on its own.
8. Winning. If you can't beat every line, you lose. If there are no lines left for you to beat, you win. Each turn has a minute: run out and you lose.

The beasts