What is NEA: Numina et Animarum[]
NEA is a Trading Card Game where 2 players battle against each other in order to win. The main objective of the game is to reduce your opponents Deity card to 0 HP, or to have their Deck become 0 cards in size.
Each player in a game of NEA has several zones:
1. A Deck
2. A Hand
3. Soul Slots
4. A Graveyard
5. Deity (a single card that contains a continuous effect)
Each players deck contains 50 pre-determined cards. The deck is always to be face-down on the table so neither player can see the order of the cards.
Each players hand is the amount of cards usable by the player at any stage of the game.
The aim of the game is to play cards from your hand to reduce the HP of your opponents Deity to 0. This is done by using Entity cards and Host/Sacrifice cards. Attacking with Entities will reduce your opponent Deities HP, and some Host or Sacrifice cards also deal damage to Deities in order to lower their HP.
The Deity zone contains the players Deity card. The Deity card normally has an effect on it, as well as a HP value. While the game in being played, the Deity is not counted as a 'card', as it is outside of the soul slots. The Deity card begins the game in the deity zone, and is not contained in the deck.
The main rule of NEA is that cards always overrule the rules of the game. If the rules on a card contradict the game rules, the card always wins.
Full rulings can be found on our ruling page.
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