Trinity Towers

This is a two-player, competitive card game.

• A 3x5 tile game board. Board is split into three lanes.
• Players have a 16-card deck and choose 8 to create the hand they'll use use for the game. 
• Each player is limited to including only 3 cards with an 'A' value in their hand.
• There is no draw mechanic to this game, so the 8 initial cards are all a player has for the entirety of the game.
• Cards are double sided with the same number values on each side. One side is white, the other black to differentiate each player's cards.
• Cards can be placed anywhere on the board.
• Each card has a value assigned to each of its 4 sides.
• Players can capture the other player’s cards by placing a card next to the other player’s card(s) where their side value is greater than the corresponding side of the card on the board.
• One exception is the 'A' value, which is allowed to capture the other player's cards through their corresponding 'A' side.
• You can capture multiple cards at once (if you meet the capture criteria for all relative cards).
• There is a 'domino' effect where, when an opponent's card is captured, if the captured card can potentially capture any adjacent cards owned by the oppennent, then they are captured as well. This effect only applies once, and does not continue the 'domino' effect past the first instance of the effect.
• When a card is ‘captured’, it is flipped over to reflect who owns it.
• Towers at both ends of each of the three lanes.
• If all tiles on the board are full (i.e. cards placed on every tile) without a lane being fully controlled by one player, the game ends. Each card is worth (1) point, and you tally your score for the lane.
• Your score in each lane is only counted if you have the higher score (i.e. control the majority of cards in a lane), otherwise it’s nullified and not counted towards your overall score. The player with the highest total score after this tally wins the game. This is the second possible win condition.