# Game Overview

*Sanji 'n Frens: Meme Matchup* is an exciting game using strategic card dynamics to win rounds, and by extension games. In order to play *Sanji 'n Frens*, users need a base deck, which contains fifteen cards composed of attack cards, defense cards, and special cards.

During a round, players start with 15 hit points (HP) and ten cards. The goal is to a use a combination of those ten cards, played in a turn-by-turn basis, to reduce the opponent's hit points to zero, or to end the round, when all cards from both players have been used, with more HP remaining than the opponent. 

In order to win a game, a player must win two of three rounds. Cards from a deck can be reselected each round unless previous cards played prevent this, or add rules to the game play stating otherwise.

*Sanji 'n Frens* remains innovative and dynamic through an ever expanding card universe created in partnership with other meme projects in the Web3 space. Cards from a project are added through purchase, minting, rewards, or other methods. There is no limit to the number of cards a player can have in their deck. However, for any round only ten cards can be played, allowing for thousands upon thousands of gaming interactions, and significant adjustments to strategy each time the game is played.

Will you help Sanji save the planet Earth? What will your legacy be?

<figure><img src="/files/OGPKwSLFwxZic7BY0eSr" alt=""><figcaption><p>Sanji to the moon!</p></figcaption></figure>

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