SplinterGlossary: Rulesets
In all game modes of Splinterlands so far (ranked battles, brawls, tournaments), rulesets define the rules of combat.
In rare cases (and always for novices), there is no special ruleset defined for a game. That's the Standard ruleset, which doesn't influence the rules of combat in any way.
In most cases, there's a combination of two or three rulesets for each game, contributing to the increasing number of possibilities one can encounter while playing Splinterlands. Three ruleset combos are only possible starting from the Gold league upwards.
Here's the complete list of 43 rulesets, in alphabetical order:
- standard (no special rules)
- aim true
- aimless
- are you not entertained?
- armored up
- back to basics
- briar patch
- broken arrows
- close range
- counterspell
- earthquake
- equal opportunity
- equalizer
- even stevens
- explosive weaponry
- ferocity
- fire & regret
- fog of war
- going the distance
- healed out
- heavy hitters
- holy protection
- keep your distance
- little league
- lost legendaries
- lost magic
- melee mayhem
- noxious fumes
- odd ones out
- reverse speed
- rise of the commons
- silenced summoners
- stampede
- super sneak
- taking sides
- target practice
- tis but scratches
- unprotected
- up close & personal
- up to eleven
- wands out
- weak magic
- what doesn't kill you
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