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Hex, however, does give me that 'how deep does the strategic rabbit hole go?'-kind of vibe, partially because they're not limited to basing it off of physical rules one example is that there's a card that when you use it, you shuffle a target troop into your deck and it gains the ability to duplicate itself if you draw it again and cast it from your hand there's no easily realistic way of handling that with preexisting TCGs short of marking the card with a sharpie or something like that, so there's a lot of open design space Cryptozoic has to play with. I have an interest in Hearthstone but it *feels* so far like it's basically WoWTCG-lite, so while it pools strongly from Blizzard's existing IP it doesn't give me that sense of real deep gameplay that I could get out of WoWTCG or MtG. (edit, removed all posts about scrolls game) On the other hand, adding the hex board could add some interesting strategy that wouldn't be there otherwise. I'd rather see more effort placed on making the cards look as good as possible.

This is causing them to have to put lots of their limited effort in working on the 3d models used on the board, as well as the effects there. Scrolls like interesting too, but I'm not sure I like the path their taking with setting up a hex board that you play on. I'd think that having the Blizzard name will inherently make the cards more valuable. And a big part of a CCD is some perceived value to the cards. It's just a much more polished looking game. I have to say though, I'm much more excited about Hearthstone. It seems like there are two that seem promising (maybe more, I don't know): Scrolls (by Mojang) and Hearthstone (by Blizzard).

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He shows the drafts and talks about them a bit (though for more detail about individual card value see his tier lists), but more importantly watching his in-game decision making (which he talks about a lot) will really help you see how to approach arena games.ДЄs a big fan of M:TG back in the day, I've started peeking around upcoming collectable card games.

Trump's YouTube Channel - the best way to learn is by watching a master. More importantly, since it records your draft, you can post a link to the draft to get constructive criticism. For others I'm not sure, and I'm not sure I completely trust it, but for a beginner it is a lot better than nothing. For neutral common/rare cards it uses Trump's values. Arena Mastery - for tracking your stats, and seeing other people's stats.ДЄrena Value - for recording drafts, and getting an idea of rough card values.

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