Splatoon 3: How (and Where) to Play Tableturf Battle

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New toSplatoon 3, players can take a break from traditional online Turf War battles and check out thecollectible card game in Splatsville called Tableturf Battle. Instead of two teams of four going at each other's throats, Tableturf Battles are one-on-one turn-based card battles with players trying to get as much ink covered on the board before the 12 turns run out.

Because the game doesn't really show players the Tableturf Battle location, this guide will show Splatoon 3 players where to play Tableturf Battles and how to get more cards.

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Before players can participate in Tableturf Battles, they will need to rank up to level 4 by playing a couple of multiplayer matches in the lobby. After that, the Tableturf Dojo will finally open up, and here's where players can find it in the main hub.

The rules of Splatoon 3's Tableturf Battles are pretty simple. With each turn, players can choose one of their cards to put down on the board. Players will earn points based on the amount of paint that the card has. However, players can only ink a spot next to an area they already have control over. And once a spot is claimed, there's no taking it back from the other player.

Here are some other things to keep in mind to win battles:

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There are a couple of ways to gather more card packs for Tableturf Battles, ranking up Tableturf Rank as one of them. Of course, the easiest way to do that is to keep beating opponents in Tableturf Battles at the Splatsville Dojo.

At the time of writing, there is no way to play Tableturf Battles against friends online, but that could end up changing in the future with a