1. Rock Demon 2 reflex2 hands35 EP Physical Attacks Back Flip Kick: Deals 10 damage, and flip a coin. If heads, deals 20 extra damage. Spike: Deals 15 damage. 1 reflex2 hands 1 reflex1 hand 1 Earth Powerup 1 Rock Powerup Rock Demon The Rock Demon gets its popularity from the fact that it’s the first Demon ever, both plot-wise and game-wise! Unlike most Demons, it has very little elemental power, and instead relies on strong physical attacks to deal its damage. Rock Demons are moderately strong, nimble, fast, and smart, but a Rock Demon is one of the wisest Demons there is. The first summoned Rock Demon managed to not only figure out what had happened to it, but also how to take advantage of its situation. From that first Rock Demon came the knowledge of how to summon all different types of Demons. The Rock Demon’s Back Flip Kick lets it use a trick that most Demons can’t. If a Rock Demon fires a 1- handed Weapon that only uses 1 reflex, and then drops it, the Rock Demon can use the hand it frees from dropping the Weapon to use Back Flip Kick, letting it deal the damage’s worth of 2 reflex and 3 hands, even though it only has 2 hands.

2. Essential and Ancient Rock Demons As Rock Demons upgrade, their uniqueness becomes more obvious. As they upgrade, they gain large amounts of EP, but they never get any extra hands. The Essential and Ancient Rock Demons both have some of the same abilities they had in the original DFDD: the Essential Rock Demon’s trademark Recompose, and the Ancient Rock Demon’s devastating Volcano Cannon. The Ancient Rock Demon’s arm- piece can spin, allowing it to change which directions the hands are pointing. The Ancient Rock Demon is the only living thing with that kind of body structure, making it even more unique than its earlier forms. Essential Rock Demon 4 reflex2 hands90 EP Physical Attacks Blade Claw: Deals 35 damage, and flip a coin. If heads, deals 10 extra damage. Recompose: Heals the Essential Rock Demon for 20 energy points. 4 reflex2 hands 2 reflex1 hands1 Rock Powerup 1 Earth Powerup 1 Rock Powerup Ancient Rock Demon 9 reflex2 hands185 EP Physical Attacks Volcano Cannon: Deals 55 damage. Rotary Slash: Deals 25 damage, and flip a coin. If heads, deals 20 more damage. 6 reflex0 hands 3 reflex2 hands2 Earth Powerups 1 Fire Powerup 3 Rock Powerups

3. Elder Rock Demon The Elder Rock Demon is the first Elder Demon to be summoned with the new summoning system. Since it was never summoned in the past, no one was sure what it would be like. To put it simply, the Elder Rock Demon defies expectations. The two volcano cannons on the Elder Rock Demon’s shoulders are connected to its back, and the Elder Rock Demon can bend them backwards and shoot streams of lava at the ground in order to fly. The dense rock that forms the Demon’s chest piece is harder than most metals. On top of all this, Elder Rock Demons have the most physical strength of any known Demon. When put to the test, an Elder Rock Demon will punch through anything, anything, that gets in their way. Even diamonds have trouble standing up to that kind of punch! Elder Rock Demon 22 reflex2 hands330 EP Physical Attacks Double Volcano Cannon: Deals 50 damage, and flip a coin. If heads, deals 50 more damage. Avalanche Fist: The target is Perfect Stunned, and flip 2 coins. Deals 75 damage for each heads. 9 reflex0 hands 13 reflex2 hands 2 Rock Powerups 2 Fire Powerups 1 Rock Powerup 3 Earth Powerups

4. Specials Standard Rock Demons have two different Special Attacks. Cylindrical Psionics lets the Rock Demon make a single, strong attack against an enemy Demon, plus it provides a chance to hit a larger group. The drawback is that Cylindrical Psionics takes every last bit of the Rock Demon’s Reflex and Hands. Advanced Coordination is one of the best cards to use when your opponent clusters their Demons. It lets the Rock Demon hit a small triangle for up to 15 damage, a useful move against someone who uses too many Standard Demons. Also, the Roundhouse Kick leaves one of the Rock Demon’s hands free to hold a Weapon, just in case. Cylindrical Psionics Special Attack: Rock Demon Boulder Whirl: Deals 20 damage to 1 enemy Demon, and flip a coin. If heads, deals 10 damage to enemies in a small triangle including the target. 2 reflex 2 hands 1 Earth Powerup 1 Rock Powerup Advanced Coordination Special Attack: Rock Demon Roundhouse Kick: Deals 10 damage in a small triangle, and flip a coin. If heads, deals 5 extra damage to the same small triangle. 2 reflex 1 hand 2 Rock Powerups

5. Specials (Cont’d) Essential Rock Demons have a Special Attack of their own. Refined Focus’ Seismic Slam requires three coin flips to get its full effect, but it’s one of the most flexible attacks in the game, since it can hit lines, diamonds, and a single target. Set it up correctly, and it can hit all seven of your opponent’s Demons! The Rock Demon is the first Demon to have a Special Edition card made for it. The special Rock Demon has stronger elemental powers, and has a new ability called Rising Earth Razor, which lets it use the ground beneath an opponent to attack. It tends to work best in a deck that has some regular Rock Demons as well. Refined Focus Special Attack: Essential Rock Demon Seismic Slam: Flip a coin. If heads, deals 10 damage in a line. Flip another coin. If heads, deals 15 damage in a diamond. Flip a third coin. If heads, deals 30 damage to any Demon. 4 reflex 1 hand 2 Earth Powerups 2 Rock Powerups Christmas Ornament Provides a player with a single Ice point. When a Demon uses a physical attack or a special Weapon, you may turn this card to use its point for the attack. At the end of your turn, un- turn this card so that you can use it on your next turn. Rock Demon 2 reflex 2 hands 35 EP Physical Attacks Corkscrew Kick: Deals 10 damage, and flip 2 coins. Deals 15 extra damage per heads. Rising Earth Razor: Deals 15 damage. 2 reflex 2 hands 1 reflex 1 hand 1 Rock Powerup 1 Earth Powerup Special Edition