Juro listens to each of the group's stories as to how they ended up here, and there's one common denominator for each: they, as well as himself, only came here when they fell asleep. "So, this must be some kind of dream realm...although, judging by what we've encountered so far, I'd say that this must be some sort of nightmare realm.
He listens to Paragon, but decides the game might not be for him. "I think I might sit on the sidelines for this one, if you don't mind."
"...hrmm."
Paragon eyes at Juro but turns away. He then re points down to the Rogue card he laid out.
"Another thing is... when it comes to a tie the player with more of a single color in their hand is the winner. There are three colors in the game: Red, Blue, and Green. In example, if I had a Warrior and Warrior that were both red and you had a Warrior and Warrior that was Green and Red, I would win because I have two reds and you have one. If we both had Red Red and you had green green it would be a tie. The only other exception to this is if you had a Warrior Dragon in your hand in which case dragon always wins. Dragon Dragon is secretly the best hand in the game."
He gathers up the cards and starts to reshuffle them all back together. Then giving out a grey reference card to the other two players so they have the chart handy.
"The game plays out as I will deal two cards and we have a betting round. After that we move into a Discard and Draw phase then immediately play one card. Keep in mind that this one card you play is fifty percent of your hand and you have one more discard phase after that; You can't discard a played card. After that we bet again, discard and draw your one card in your hand if you choose, then a third betting phase and then reveal hands."
Paragon takes a small sigh.
"...and that is Rogues and Warriors."
The bear retrieves his harp, strumming a tune softly as he listens in, closing his eyes only for a moment as he thinks. All the action so far has left him feeling fatigued, but it would probably be best not to rest here; this area is far too open, and there are still too many dangers, the rest of those Nightmare Denizens still unaccounted for. He didn't like the thought of having to face them again, the memory of seeing one sink it's teeth into his flesh still fresh in his mind.
"Once we're done here, let's press on and head north...we can't possibly find anything worse than what we already have, and I certainly don't want to set up camp here."
"Wouldn't we just wake-up or something?"