Club Penguin Cheats & Secrets ©

Its finally here! Card-Jitsu Fire! Club Penguin released it a day early!

The first thing you will need to do when you get to the Fire Dojo is talk to Sensei who is located on the green mat.

You will then be able to get a Card-Jitsu Fire booster pack which you need to play (even though you obviously already have cards).

Now you can play one one of the four mats, or talk to Sensei and press “Earn your Fire Suit” to gain the most experience.

To view your status, click the Card-Jitsu cards at the bottom-right hand corner; the setup has changed.

This game can be played with 2, 3, or 4 people, although no matter what the dynamics are the same. Some people thought that only Fire cards could be used—wrong. Every element is incorporated with this awesome game. When the game starts up, your window and cards will be on the left side of the screen.

The “turn” of each player rotates in a cycle. In most cases (unless there is a duel [will be explained]) everyone will play in each round, but one person starts it off. In the very middle of the lava are six rocks that form a circle. On your turn you click one rock, and they will all turn over revealing the number on the rocks (1 through 6). This determines which two larger rocks (the one with the cards, element symbols ect. are; also the ones the penguins stand on) are to be played.

After clicking one of the number rocks, as aforementioned, you can now click two larger rocks. There are five different kinds: fire, water, snow, choose-an-element, and duel. The general idea is whichever one is clicked a round of Card-Jitsu starts. Also, the effects of power cards do not apply. For any of the elemental rocks, if you do not have a card of that element (if you do, you can’t choose another element), you are forced to pick a card of another element but cannot win with it.

If a fire rock is clicked, a Fire round starts in which you can only use Fire cards begins. The person with the highest card wins. All the others lose. If there is a tie (a winning tie, of course), the people in the tie both win and the ones that didn’t tie lose.

If a water rock is clicked, a Water round starts in which you can only use Water cards begins. The person with the highest card wins. All the others lose. If there is a tie (a winning tie, of course), the people in the tie both win and the ones that didn’t tie lose.

If a snow rock is clicked, a Snow round starts in which you can only use Snow cards begins. The person with the highest card wins. All the others lose. If there is a tie (a winning tie, of course), the people in the tie both win and the ones that didn’t tie lose.

If a choose-an-element rock is clicked, a window will appear telling you to choose an element. Which ever element you pick is the round’s element. The person with the highest card wins. All the others lose. If there is a tie (a winning tie, of course), the people in the tie both win and the ones that didn’t tie lose.

If a duel (Card-Jitsu battle) rock is clicked, you have to click another player’s window and you will duel them (just that player) in a normal Card-Jitsu round where any cards can be used (its not a full match where you need three cards, just one match) If there is a tie, nothing happens, and the turn is over and the next one starts.

Also, if you click a rock that another player is on, it will automatically start a duel with them.

Another aspect of the game is what happens when you win or lose a round. When you start a game, you have 6 (fire) energy. When you lose a round, it decreases. When you win a round, you do not lose your energy. When your energy reaches 0, you are out of the match and you take (4th, 3rd, or 2nd place). In a duel, like normal, when you lose, you lose one energy; however, the winner of the duel gains an energy. You can see your energy in your player’s window.

When it is someone else’s turn, you wait for them to click a number rock and then an element rock (or choose-an-element or duel rock). Then you play along (unless its a duel and you’re not in it).

Becoming a Fire Ninja will be explained tomorrow.

That’s all, and have fun playing!

~Powerflare

PS: Post may be updated at anytime with new or missed information so keep checking back!