Normal Card-Jitsu- Rise in belts until you become Black Belt
Card-Jitsu Fire- Choose a random number, jump the steps and battle using the element on the platform. After completing, you get your Fire suit.
Card-Jitsu Water- Similar to Fire, instead you hop on platforms quickly by using cards to cancel out elements to lead the path. After completing, you get a Water suit.
Card-Jitsu Snow- Very different from the other Card Jitsu's, it is alot like Chess however you attack and use power cards against your enemies. After completing, you get the Snow Suit and other items.
In addition to completing an elemental Card-Jitsu, you get a gem that goes on your amulet. This is what it looks like:
To access Card-Jitsu, you must click the top right of the map or go north from the mine to arrive at the Dojo. Here is what the Dojo looks like inside, with the doors to each Card-Jitsu.
In this post, I will explain how to become a normal Ninja.
Getting Your Belts
To earn your belts, keep winning duels in Card-Jitsu until you receive the next belt. To play, simply play a card, and your opponent will play a card.
-Fire beats Snow
-Water beats Fire
-Snow beats Water
For example, if your opponent plays a water card, and you play a snow card, your snow card will go in the top left corner of your screen.
If you play the same element card as your opponent, the higher number on the card wins.
There are two ways to win:
1. Win with three cards of the same type, all in different colors.
2. Win with a card of each type, all in different colors.
The more you win, the more progress you have to getting your next belt. Here is the legend of all the belts.
You can check your progress by clicking the cards in the bottom right corner of your screen.
After obtaining your black belt, Challenge Sensei. You might not beat him on your first try, but sooner or later you will. After that, Congratulations! You have become a ninja on Club Penguin! Sensei will award you with a Ninja Mask for all your hard work.
What is your favorite element? What is your "lucky card"? Tell us in the comments!
Check back soon for more guides!
-Juh76, CPE Author
