Rule Masters Arbiter
ChatGPT plugin by Antarctic Games · The judge for Rule Masters
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About Rule Masters Arbiter
On the directory's Entertainment page Rule Masters Arbiter is #218 of 619. It joined the directory on Oct 16, 2026.
Rule Masters is a card battle game where you decide what your cards do. There's no rules text on the cards: you propose an effect, name your price, and see if your opponent agrees. If they don't, they call the Arbiter. It rules on Objections, decides how fights turn out, and answers questions about the game.From the plugin’s directory listing
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Rule Masters Arbiter: questions and answers
What does Rule Masters Arbiter do?
The judge for Rule Masters. Rule Masters is a card battle game where you decide what your cards do. There's no rules text on the cards: you propose an effect, name your price, and see if your opponent agrees. If they don't, they call the Arbiter. It rules on Objections, decides how fights turn out, and answers questions about the game.
How do I use Rule Masters Arbiter in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @Rule Masters Arbiter in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Resolve combat: Shark Boxer attacks Penguin Police at the Beach.”, “Objection! My opponent activated Cheese Wizard to turn my Shark Boxer into a wheel of cheese until end of turn.” or “What's the difference between Invoking and Binding a card?”