SorceryCon heads to Vegas in celebration of Arthurian Legends, Sorcery: Contested Realm's next set!
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- SorceryCon, the dedicated community-organized Sorcery Convention, heads to Las Vegas, on November 1-3, 2024!
Alex West, David, and Drew from On the Play, share what their team-up means for this convention experience and how they. plan to celebrate the launch of Sorcery's latest set, Arthurian Legends!
Find out more about the SorceryCon and book your tickets here: www.sorcerycon.com
Looking for more information on how to play Sorcery: Contested Realm? Connect with the Sorcery TCG community in the following locations!
Official Sorcery Contested Realm Facebook group: / sorceryofficial
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The event sounds absolutely amazing, I think it will be such a great time! All three organizers did such an epic job of creating events before, so I can’t wait to see what they can create with their combined efforts!
Hopefully, we will be getting some more information for SPIEL, Essen, so people can start getting excited for that as well.
SorcCon Seattle was absolutely incredible. I have so many amazing memories and enjoyed the engagement I had with the community. I still remember Alex coming around asking folks if they had some highland falconers and I ran up to my room to grab him some extras for his deck. David and Alex with both amazing guys and so helpful with any questions I had. I had a few buddies who went to March of the Mortals and said how much fun the event was. As well as the coverage for MoM as a viewer from home was 10/10. All these guys together is going to make Vegas a weekend you’re not going to want to miss.
that weatherman style coverage by Drew was DOPE!
Super excited! wooohooooo! - PK - Potato Knight
I can’t wait! 🐸
Can't wait! Ticket bought, flights booked! Just waiting for the hotel announcement.
See you there Sorcery fam!🎉
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when you make something for everyone, it will be appealing to no one. i hope you know your audience well.
i wish i could come
Hi Team, I really like the Sorcery game, and I have a promotional initiative to propose: FREE innkeeper starter kits for new LGS owners who want to teach the game without spending too much. You talk with a store owner briefly and let them fill out an application to receive one set of Beta Starter decks and 1 playmat. I also recommend creating more Learn to Play youtube videos, a Learn to Play app, and an even clearer version of the rules. Sorcery should be easier to learn than Magic the Gathering. This is your challenge. Can you bring this great game to more people? This is the crucial moment in developing the worldwide Sorcery community. You might primarily see the diehard fans, but what I see are mostly LGS owners and other gamers who have never heard of the game, and would LOVE it if they tried it. Much respect for all the support that you have provided artists and players so far, and I can't wait to see what you have in store for us in the future.
Let’s goooooo!
Yes...and with 1 big set a year we get consistent quality over quantity
Enter Sorcery…the Contested Realm
*cue music* 🎶
Where is the restock in europe😢?
I really hope i can make it to this event.
We hope to see you there!
I wish I could go! I'm sending the frogman in my place! @mitchumd
1 set a year is too slow. The meta gets too stale and the player base gets bored. Need to go to a 2-3 set a year schedule imo.
Is that a fact? I know a lot of people who would disagree with you😊
@@_D__C_ Congrats? I can also find countless people that disagree with you so whats your point lmao.
@@otiswise my point is that you're wrong :)
It would depend on how much life you have outside of Sorcery. 1 set of year is intentional to keep quality up and not overwhelm.
I respectfully disagree that 1 set a year is too slow. If they want to release more products, it would be great to release a few more precons, in a "Learn to Play" set for new players. These would not be aimed at collectors per se, but rather at LGS owners and new players who want to have a game that they can play out of the box. How about a randomized pack of 2 starter decks? A store can buy a case of 6 packs of 2 decks that can be played against each other: Earth vs Air, Earth vs Fire, Earth vs Water, Air vs Fire, Air vs Water, and Fire vs Water. A whole case would yield 3 sets of 4. Think Jumpstart, but for Sorcery: Contested Realm.