Rule MastersRule Masters
A ChatGPT plugin for Rule Masters.
Use it to resolve Combat, rule on Objections, or ask about the rules.
Get the Arbiter
In ChatGPT
Open the link above and sign in to ChatGPT.
Select the plus button to install. Skip this step if it's already installed.
Select Rule Masters Arbiter with @, or ask ChatGPT to use it. Keep your game in that chat.
For ChatGPT's installation controls, see OpenAI's plugin guide.
During the game
Describe the setup in text or dictation, or attach photos.
Name the Attacker and Defender. Include their Items, Enchantments, Damage, Counters, Boosts and statuses, and which cards are Exhausted. Give the Defender's Location.
Use the Rule Masters Arbiter. Fat Dragon (1 Damage, Equipped with Very Large Cake) Attacks Cat Knight (Enchanted with Holy Light, Boosted with 1 Runestone) in the Castle. All cards were Ready before the Attack. No other effects or Counters.
Say “Objection!” and describe the proposed effect, how it's being made, and its cost. Leave out arguments and counter-offers.
Use the Rule Masters Arbiter. Objection! My opponent is trying to Invoke Fireball and spend 1 Runestone to Destroy all three of my Units in the Circus.
The Arbiter can explain card actions, costs and turn order.
Use the Rule Masters Arbiter. What's the difference between Invoking a card and Binding it?
Photograph the full fight, or take one photo per side. Keep each fighter's attachments and markers together. State who is Attacking.
Coins: Seals. Place them on the cards they're Binding.
Beads: Runestone enhancements. Say which are Combat Boosts.
Red cubes: Damage. Explain other Counters.For photo-only fights, the Arbiter asks you to confirm the setup before ruling. Correct any errors.
Yes, if both players agree. If either player asks for the Arbiter, it decides.
Correct it before applying the result. A ruling stands unless both players agree it got a fact wrong.
No. The plugin includes the rules and card lists.