LEGO Ninjago: Prime Empire - LEGO® NINJAGO® Games - for kids. While fighting foes across Ninjago City and beyond, the ninjas embark on new quests and gain newfound allies as the power of their friendship is tested. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OF AGE-CHOKING HAZARD Play online, listen songs, watch pictures and be hero of exciting games Ninjago. Oh, and I’m a TFOL (Teen-Fan-of-LEGO), and this is my first post here.Ninjago. You can also head over to the LEGO Ninjago section for more news, videos and discussions. 😉Īnother fun thing to do is play solitaire with your Ninjago battle cards – depending on how many you have this could take some ingenuity! One thing I love doing is just organizing my cards alphabetically, by SP, how I like the graphics – practically any way that occurs to me! In reality, there are many things you can do with your Ninjago Spinjitzu cards your imagination is the only limit! Here is another tutorial to help with your game:Īnd how about you? Do you enjoy playing the Ninjago Spinjitzu game? Which ones are your favorite spinners, characters and cards? And do you have any tips and tricks about the game? Please share your comments and tips below.
But don’t forget you can always change the rules. That means, after there is a tie for three spins in a row, all cards played in that turn are canceled, and a new round is started. And in case you didn’t know you are only supposed to play one card before the spin and one afterwards (check out the Spinjitzu Tournament Guide for more information). If you are having trouble going through your deck in one battle, you can play with what I call the “Three Spin Rule”. There are some other excellent cards (which I won’t explain) like Whip Attack, Boomerang, Bite Back, Recharge, Chill Charge, Crown of Lightning, Lazy Ninja, and most trap or scroll cards. Some of the best cards are Total Recall (give up your character’s headgear, and trade all of your weapons with your opponent – even if they have three and you have one), Backup Plan, Sensei’s Red Card (cancel your opponent’s just played card), Deflection (give up your character’s headgear to cancel your opponent’s card and play it back against them), Recovery (retrieve your headgear/arm), and Falcon Eye. Fortunately, I only know two people with the Falcon Eye card – and one of them is me!
After all, unless your opponent has the Falcon Eye card (look at your opponent’s cards and discard the one you want) – you have a never-ending fund of cards. Since I have Backup Plan card (reshuffle all your cards – and I take that to mean reshuffle Backup Plan as well), I use only my best battle cards – about 25. I call this being able to eat another character’s card.
And of course none of the Kendo characters are better than Sensei Wu. This is also the case with Kendo Kai and Kai ZX. 💡 TIP: it’s a good idea not to use a character if they can’t play Chill Charge or Flash’n’Burn – unless of course, you don’t have Chill Charge or Flash’n’Burn at all and don’t really have a choice.Ī great thing about Ninjago characters with short legs (like Lloyd, Chokun and Bytar) is that they stick very well to the Ninjago spinners! Still, Lloyd will never be better that Jay ZX, because the only difference between them is that Jay has one more Ice bar. Other awesome characters that I do not have include Chokun, Bytar, Jay NRG and Kai NRG – although unfortunately the NRG ninja have very poor SP (5 of their element and 4 of another) only 900 total! Currently Kai ZX is my best character, and the one I play with the most. My personal favorites are Jay, Cole, Jay ZX, and Kendo Cole – at least from the ones I already have. Believe me it’s not an easy task! You can go to the LEGO Ninjago website to see the all the cards to find the ones you like, although they are sometimes a bit late adding the newest releases.Īlthough most of the Ninjago character-cards (and battle-cards) are very well done, there are a few that stand out from all the rest. Personally, I love the Ninjago character-cards! In fact, I sometimes write down a list of the cards I plan on getting, and try to figure out my best and srtongest character from that. While some LEGO-fans enjoy the LEGO Ninjago building sets for others playing the Spinjitzu game with the Ninjago spinners and collecting the Ninjago spinner-cards is the real fun part! (If you are not familiar with the Ninjago cards and how they work, below is a great introductory video.)
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