More replies to some great questions from A.S. and myself.More updates on rules:Q: Dual Attribute treatment – Are Dual Attribute Bakugan treated as two attributes or a single attribute when processing a G-Power bonus? Take for example the Gate card, Rainbow. This card states that for each different attribute of Bakugan in play the Bakugan gets a +50 G-Power bonus. Say you have a Dual Attribute in play, does it receive a double bonus or one? Say you had a Dual in your unused pile (therefore making it an ‘uncalled’ attribute), does this allow for a double bonus or a single bonus?A: A Bakugan can only be one attribute at a time, which brings up the interesting situation above. If you have a Dual attribute Bakugan in a battle, and it is (for example) currently an Aquos, then it only counts as a single attribute Bakugan giving a single G-Power bonus. If you have a Dual Bakugan in your used or unused pile, you can pick either of the attributes for a single G-Power bonus, but you cannot pick both for a double bonus.This may get a little wonky in some situations. You may need to determine the attribute of a Dual, or other attribute changing Bakugan, at the beginning of the battle for certain cards that may be played that reference to the attributes of Bakugan not currently in battle.Lastly, a Clear Bakugan in a used or unused pile would not count as having ANY attribute until it is given one in a battle.Q: Clear treatment – A Clear Bakugan takes on the attribute of its opponent. However, is this attribute change limited to the initial start of a battle? Or does the Clear Bakugan have the ability to change its attribute as the battle progresses? For example, if a Preyas and a Clear start a battle, the Clear would take on the attribute of the Preyas. Next, the ‘Preyas Switch’ ability card is played and allows the Preyas to choose a new attribute. Does the Clear have the choice to change its attribute again as well?A: Clear Bakugan take the attribute of their opponent at the start of the battle. They do not constantly change as their opponent changes.Q: Special Treatment Bakugan list – Are you able to provide a finalized list of what the ‘Special Treatment’ Bakugan consist of? Many cards refer to bonuses being received for the amount of Special Treatment in play. So far, I know that Special Treatment refer to Clear, Pearl, Translucent, and Dual. Are Special Attacks also considered Special Treatment?A: A Special Treatment Bakugan is any Bakugan that doesn't look like a "normal" Bakugan OR it is any Bakugan that has a "special feature". So, that would include Bakugan like; Pearl, Translucent, Duals, Heavy Metals, Clears and anything sold in the "Special Attack" packages.A confirmed list will be made soon. Please stay tuned.
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