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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
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This week we had Valentine's Day, and I was inspired by my love for another card game - the Star Wars CCG, by Decipher!
Star Wars is a pretty good love story, too, but the real draw for me was figuring out how to bring the famous main characters and their supporting "toys" over to Magic: The Gathering in a fun and flavorful deck that captures a lot of the same energy as the game I grew up playing in the 1990s.
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Greatest title in the history of UA-cam
I know, right?!
I absolutely ADORE this deckbuilding theme-ology!!
One of my favorite games to play is D&D. I've been playing since 2003. I just enjoy adventuring in a made up world being a person I'm not and rolling dice along with some fellow nerds/friends. Just a hobby and past time I have with wonderful memories
Can't go wrong with a classic like D&D!
@@MagicArcanum Sadly left MtG years ago. I wish they did the D&D and MrG crossover years ago back when I played.
2:12 “Ludonarrative” is a cool word and I’m happy to have learned it today. Ludonarrative, a compound portmanteau of ludology and narrative, refers to the intersection in a video game of ludic elements (gameplay) and narrative elements.
I feel like game dev used that words a bit too much.
Heck we even got a LudoNarraCon every year so we can keep talking about that word to attract buyers.
In a similar vein to incorporating different IPs into a deck I had made an inscription themed deck with meren at the helm which fit the play style of act 1 of the game where you're pitted off against Leshy, the scribe of beast.
Someday I'd hope to custom make art for the entire deck and proxy it out.
WAIT!! Do you have a link or a list of your deck?? My fiancé LOVES inscription and I think this deck would be so cool to show him!
I also played the Star Wars CCG for a long time and loved it. My fave memory was at a big tournament in Vegas where I used a lone Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith and used The Circle is Now Complete to exile their Obi-Wan, force-choked Han, and then beat the crap out of a lone Chewbacca. Needless to say, the game ended shortly after that. Such a great memory!
I absolutely love your voice. I could listen to you talk about anything!
The three games I play on the regular are Magic the Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, and Warhammer
What a combo!
exactly, i do this in some of my commander decks
One of my favorite card games of all time has gotta be Slay The Spire. It's a single-player deckbuilder that has both a Steam release and a physical release, it's so good!
I've heard good stuff about Slay the Spire but haven't gotten around to checking out myself - maybe it's time to change that. Thanks for the idea!
Android Netrunner! Such an incredible game, I'm so glad the community is keeping it alive because it deserves a much longer life than FFG and WotC gave it
My favorite game, a game I love dearly for all the good and bad is World of Warcraft. It got me to love RPGs and fantasy and it had a wonderful story... mostly. But sometimes there are relationships where we find it's best to go our separate ways, the game was changing and I didn't have as much time as I use to have. I cherish the good times.
My favorite non Magic game definitely has to be Smash Up. I built a commander deck themed on the game using Moritte of the Frost and filled the deck full of different lords and changelings.
Ive played the new Digimon TCG on-and-off the past couple years, and i feel like every time i return to it i habe a lot of fun.
One of my favorites (when I have folks to play with) is journeys in middle earth. The game is super fun. Dark souls board game is also great. Everdell too. Card game wise: game of thrones tcg was fun when I had folks to play with, same with the final fantasy tcg.
Yugioh has been my favorite alongside magic for a looooong time, i've even won a regional tournament last year and have continued to compete to this day!
Star wars at home.
I keep finding new ideas from MTG art to add to my D&D homebrew campaign! I constantly find art that gives me an idea for an encounter. I just finished adding some new faces from MKM, like the Cold Case Cracker!
Duel Masters. It’s like, I think one of the greatest TCG of all time. There’s a Gameboy Advance version of the game with the complete set of the old OG cards from back in the day that I kept emulating on my phone from time to time just to relive the memories.
I tried that once and really liked it!
Doing plot relevant stuff like Blowing up the death star and training Luke in the force involved multiple cards for steps in the process and destiny draws.
Each light side card has a dark side equivalent so if Luke goes into the cave in Degobah then the dark side player can play cards to simulate his dark visions of Vader. Flavor first game!
I remember Sense, Alter, and Control being force powers that each did something but could also counter each other in a rock, paper, scissors style which I thought was really clever.
I have three TCGs I play; MTG, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Buddyfight. They all have different gameplay, and cards with great lore.
I'm don't play any other card games but I do enjoy video and board games.
I love playing Gwent.
Though it's support has been discontinued, I still play it once in a while.
I do hope the Witcher somehow be part of the universes beyond.
My favorite game has always been World of Warcraft.
Really enjoy the art style, the magic, the lore, and even the SMOOTH gameplay.
I like the Final Fantasy TCG, but I don't have much of a scene near me. The ways it is similar to, but distinct from, MTG are great.
I wish I had been around for Android: Netrunner by Fantasy Flight. I love sci-fi and really love cyberpunk aesthetics, so I would have dug it.
i've been enjoying hearthstone battlegrounds, compared to magic i like how you mostly dont have to worry about the money aspect, you get a slight advantage of being able to pick from more heroes at the start of the game if you pay, but other than that everyone starts the same in a game, its also a lot more fun to try out silly builds or just not feel as bad when you lose because theres no event structure where you have to pay an entry fee and your whether you make back your money depends on your performance in a highly random card game, it just starts feeling like gambling and really bad when you lose.
a card game i really liked playing was the short lived(? it lasted like 5 years which i suppose is fairly short in the grand scheme of things) bakugan tcg
unfortunately even at it's peak the community was fairly spread out and not the nicest place to be so playing in person wasn't really an option and playing online had it's own issues
but if you can find a couple of decks and someone willing to try it it can be a pretty fun time!
i also played a lot of the theme deck format in the pokemon tcgo when i was younger
I originally stopped playing Magic because I picked up the Star Wars CCG, so it’s great to hear someone talk about it even now. Apparently it still has an audience and it’s kept fresh by the “Player’s Committee” who release new proxy sets on a regular basis.
As far as other games go, digitally I play a lot of Final Fantasy 14 (so I’m interested in how it will get represented in the upcoming Universes Beyond release), and on tabletop I love Dominion (which was somewhat inspired by MTG) and Suburbia.
I have lots of love for Yugioh. I haven't played it recently, but I still keep up to date with news and stuff. Same for Cardfight!! Vanguard, which is my favourite TCG but I wanted to finish watching all of the anime first before getting back to playing it, just been too busy.
I still do love Pokemon as a franchise, but I disagree too much with the direction the games are being taken, so I have dropped the series. But I still do cherish my memories with it.
As for games I am actively playing that I love: Genshin Impact and Muse Dash
I guess you are exited about the Star Wars unlimited ccg that it’s getting released next weekend!
A Binding of Isaac themed deck sounds intriguing.
Used to play the decipher star wars games. I knew u were the best
My personal favorite both excluding and including magic is dungeons and dragons. I love both the storytelling and role playing aspects, and especially as a dungeon master, it’s really fun to make statistics for the concepts I enjoy.
I love this series. Another game I love is Dead Cells so Hateful Eidolon has a special place in my heart with art that is so similar. I also love Terraforming Mars
Betrayal at House on the Hill and Kingdoms of Amalor: Reckoning
Glad to see a new video
I’m currently still playing Horus Heresy Legions, basically Hearthstone with Warhammer characters. Scratches the card game itch for me.
I'll have to check that one out. Thanks!
I like playing Weiss Schwarz and WIXOSS
Can you speak to what you think Nicol Bolas’s goals might be if he were to get free in the aftermath of phyrexia and the loss of sparks from some planeswalkers? I’m running a game post war of the spark and phyrexia with these being the history and Nicol being the villain.
I think it depends how much he knows about the multiverse at this point, based on what Ugin may have told him. For starters, does Bolas know that his own death was "faked?" If so, he might want to continue to remain hidden, and figure out a way to regain his powers. If not, he might set out to find Liliana and finish what he started before Gideon intervened.
Ultimately though, his goals are probably still the same as they were leading up to the War of the Spark - find a way to restore himself to the level of power he had before The Mending. He'd probably have to start by rebuilding an army of allies (or slaves) while collecting powerful artifacts again, which could be anything you can think of, from any corner of the multiverse.
I love Dungeons and Dragons and always will.
Back in the day, I played as much Spellfire as magic. I realize im the only one.
I don't have any TCGs that I follow because I only play EDH, and there's really no other game that works in the same sort of way that is followed by enough people to consistantly play (I can barely play edh consistantly).
I really love a ton of boardgames, though.
I get it! But you might want to check out Alpha Clash. It's new, and was created by a group of EDH fans so it has a similar feel and works well in multiplayer.
Does he know ?
Well I love magic but lately I got really into Disney’s lorecona due to certain Disney ips and yugioh since I promised a friend I would learn as a New Year’s resolution to get back into it
Digimon is a fun game with a different system; the main draw for me is that it is WAY less grindy than MtG games nowadays.
On a side note, I think there is a new Star Wars CCG coming out now right?
Yep! Star Wars Unlimited. I'm going to the prerelease in two weeks 😁
Across the Obelisk has quickly become one of my favorite games, in general.
Both good single player and co-op.
I'll have to look into that one. Thanks for sharing!
Marvel Snap!
Very F2P-friendly
Short, fast games (Up to 6-7 turns, about 3-5 minutes for a game)
Easy deck building with 12-card decks
Clever "win 2 lanes" gameplay and "betting" mechanic
High-quality music and presentation
MORE IMPORTANTLY *not* another one of the 487 "atk/def, creatures/spells, reduce your opponent to 0 life" card games
#NotSponsored
Root.
Earthborne rangers
Arkham horror lcg.
These games have made me realize 30$ can go farther than one piece of cardboard
Lorcana is really fun!
It is! I've been playing it a lot with my daughter as her gateway into card games lol
Recently I've gotten into YuGiOh. It feels Hasbro and WOTC have burned a lot of goodwill amongst a lot of players. I can't take this game serious from a competitive perspective anymore. So Magic has become my Casual game, EDH nights and that's it.
I've embraced YuGiOh for competitive play fully.
Wish I could have played magic with this guy way back during the weatherlight saga.
You would have enjoyed my mono white aggro deck, with Tundra Wolves and Savanah Lions lol
@@MagicArcanum you would have enjoyed my mono white sigil of the empty throne enchantment deck. Or mono blue daring thief with master of waves during theros. Why yes, I will take that creature and you may have this 1/0 token. Loved that deck and nobody saw it coming. I miss when creativity was possible.
Arkham Horror LCG
I really love Legends of Runeterra. It is what i would call a perfect digital card game with really good pvp and a fine pve but it pvp is gonna die in a few months from now cause it have the completely opposite problem to Mtg lol
Yeah I liked that one too and I'm curious to see how it all turns out for them.
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Skylanders.
See, I actually don't love Magic. For the past few years, I've hated it on principle. Far too expensive for anyone who doesn't make well above the median income, far too poor quality to justify that price (both in gameplay and physical cardstock), and the corpos have been absolutely out of fucking control in the past several years. Basically everything since Ravnica Allegiance needs to be walked back in some capacity. Also, for a very topical and timely complaint: Return to Return to Return to Ravnica? Seriously? The third return to Ravnica and you make it entirely fucking unrecognizable? Was everyone in design born yesterday???