Shay gave him a look somewhere between confusion and playfulness. "Yeah, of course, they do. I've never played it or anything. I think most people just collect the cards nowadays? There are some really rare shiny ones you can get."
"Shiiiiiinyyyy~<3" His eyes shone at the idea. He held the game out to her, a silver elegant fox with many tails on the screen. "Do they have shinies of this one?" He asked smiling.
Shay paused what she was doing and glanced at the screen. Her face contorted as she thought about it. "I think so? I haven't seen all the cards and I've never collected them, so I can't say for certain which are rare and which aren't."
"Mmm..." He nodded, looked at the screen for a moment, then put the game away. "I wanna collect them now." He said happily as he went back to drawing.
Shay grabbed a green, yellow, and red marker. It took her a good amount of time to finish whatever she was drawing. Every move she made was meticulous. When she was done, she held it up to him.
The paper was filled with carefully drawn card placements. Four red ones on top, which read: attack. Two green one below that, reading support. And one yellow card, turned to its side, reading special.
Kenta tilted his head at the cards, but smiled. "They sound like rpg options." He remarked before showing her his drawing. It looked like a maze, with the walls drawn in red crayon. There were spaces along the maze marked things like 'monster' and 'tresure' in different colors, as well as several monsters doodled along the sides.
Kenta tilted his head at the cards, but smiled. "They sound like rpg options." He remarked before showing her his drawing. It looked like a maze, with the walls drawn in red crayon. There were spaces along the maze marked things like 'monster' and 'tresure' in different colors, as well as several monsters doodled along the sides.
Shay canted her head to the side as she tried to figure out what was going on in Kenta's drawing. Her smile stayed in place, even as it twitched a little. "Um....?" She was hoping he'd explain. She got the gist of it being more board game, but what did he plan for it?"
"The idea is that you pick a character from the figures we'll make. When you land on certain spots, you might fight a monster or find treasure. Ofcorse, you want lots of treasure. If you run into other players in the maze, you can fight for treasure!" He smiled, having already thought of a way her combat cards fit in. "You can leave any time by heading back to the start, but the deeper you go, the more treasure you're likely to find... And more monsters."
"That sounds pretty cool, actually. It kind of reminds me of Munchkin." She set her constructions paper to the side. "We'll have to think about rules and stuff too." She was practically bouncing in excitement. "Isn't this fun?" Shay liked anything she had to think about or create.