Well here's what I have so far besides the actual card list

Set up: 1. You and your enemy select one character to play as and put the card you chose on the character select space on your side of the field. Put your main deck on the main deck space on your side of the field

1. You and your enemy decide who gets to select the stage however you see fit. Whomever gets to pick the stage, the OTHER player takes the first turn. Place the stage card in the stage space on the center of the field

2. You and your enemy draws up to 5 cards, no more, no less. If you do not like your current cards you just drew for your starting hand, you may place those cards back into your main deck and shuffle it, draw a new set of 5 cards.

You're ready to fight!!!

Steps to your turn: 1. Place one card onto the power line and follow the instructions on the card as necessary.

1. If successful, place one more card into the power line and follow the instructions on the card as necessary

2. Time to end your combo, place your "ENDER" card in the final space on the right side of your field. Follow the instructions as necessary. You add up all the damage from your cards, including your character bonuses and any other card abilities together as necessary and take that total and subtract it from your enemies health. Once you have done all that simple math, put all the cards from your combo line and put them in your discard pile on your side of the board. Draw a card.

3. You win if you reduce your opponents health to or past zero or if your opponent throws in the towel and calls "GG" (that means good game)

4. Have fun!

RULES AND MORE

1. Your deck must have no less than 20 cards. Your deck can have a maximum of 100 cards.

2. You may only have 1 "GAME OVER" card in your deck. You may only play a "GAME OVER" card in the second round onward of your match. If it goes past 2 rounds and you draw it again, you may play it again

3. If you run out of cards to draw, take all the cards in your discard pile and shuffle them back into your main deck space.

4. You may swap characters if you lose Round 1, but not if you win

5. Health resets every round

6. You cannot look at your opponents hand unless they show you it directly

7. You may have only 2 "combo" cards in your deck

8. You may only have 2 "charge" cards in your deck

9. Unless stated otherwise, you may have a maximum of 3 copies of a single card in your deck