Rules Update - Hare to the Throne Constructed
4 days ago
– Sun, Aug 09, 2026 at 08:53:37 AM
Hello Everyone, we hope you are all doing well.
We have some exciting news to share with you all about a rules update that we are working on. While Hare to the Throne is meant to be played with the two pre-made decks, we also wanted to see if we could give some deckbuilding options for players to try as they get more experienced, and with that we landed on our Constructed ruleset!
In Constructed play, rather than using the standard pre-built deck, you get to build your own! Construct a deck in your own time, then face-off with someone who has done the same. Constructed is a good mode for anyone looking for a classic trading card game experience and an excellent mode to explore if both you and a friend have their own copy of Hare to the Throne!
We have some exciting news to share with you all about a rules update that we are working on. While Hare to the Throne is meant to be played with the two pre-made decks, we also wanted to see if we could give some deckbuilding options for players to try as they get more experienced, and with that we landed on our Constructed ruleset!
In Constructed play, rather than using the standard pre-built deck, you get to build your own! Construct a deck in your own time, then face-off with someone who has done the same. Constructed is a good mode for anyone looking for a classic trading card game experience and an excellent mode to explore if both you and a friend have their own copy of Hare to the Throne!
Deck Building Rules
When building your deck, you have to follow these rules:
- Your deck must contain between 20 and 30 cards. No more, no less.
- The power value of all the cards in your deck added up may not exceed 110 (which is the same power level as the base deck has).
- Your deck may contain a maximum of four copies of any card. Cards count as “the same” if they have the same title. For instance, Hazelinde, Heir and Rambert, Heir count as the same card since they are both an Heir.
Game Rules
The rules of play are otherwise the same as usual. When playing constructed, it is recommended to play best-of-three, or best-of-five sets rather than single games. This way, both players will get the opportunity to win information on the contents of their opponent’s decks, so you can effectively try to counter their plays in the later games.
Example constructed deck
Above is an example deck that we made, where we added an additional Heir and two additional Theodore's for a lot of additional bursting power, at the sacrifice of the Monk, Trapper, Alchemist, and Jester. This leads to a more focused list, but also missed out on a lot of additional powerful cards.
If you wish to tinker with your own decks, we have created a deck builder for Table Top Simulator that you can use to start crafting decks and face-off against your friends!
Above is an example deck that we made, where we added an additional Heir and two additional Theodore's for a lot of additional bursting power, at the sacrifice of the Monk, Trapper, Alchemist, and Jester. This leads to a more focused list, but also missed out on a lot of additional powerful cards.
If you wish to tinker with your own decks, we have created a deck builder for Table Top Simulator that you can use to start crafting decks and face-off against your friends!
Closing
We are super happy that we can offer different ways of playing the game to allow everyone get as much value out of Hare to the Throne as possible and play how they like. We are having a blast fleshing out the game more and more and cannot wait to share more in the near future.
Thanks for reading and have a lovely day!
Ernst, Lotta, and Jori
