I haven’t looked at the playtest rules yet but we’ll likely have someone on the Turn Order team give them a test and write about it in the next couple of weeks. TheChirurgeon: It seems early to roll out a new edition of Dungeons & Dragons but it makes sense to capitalize on the game’s popularity right now, especially as they’re trying to move things forward on the digital side. Mildnorman: The one that is piloted by the Ghaz that’s definitely in the secret lair and lives happily in my brain. MildNorman: Whatever man I’m just excited for more orcs for my orc tribal deck
#Monster mutt full#
Unless we get like, full art ‘token’ cards for them too. The 18 card thing is… interesting but how will it work? Card borders, text, etc. Marcy: I loved collecting those back in the day.
TheChirurgeon: Ah shit you’re 100% correct on that – Fleer and the Marvel trading card guys figured this out like 30 years ago. Rocco Gest: They’d be cooler if any card binder had a page that could hold 18 cards. That said, I’m sure someone’s into this, so good for them. I’m never going to frame a bunch of cards to put on the wall. It kind of makes the cards hard to read/use, and B. Like it’s very cool, the art is neat, but A. TheChirurgeon: See I’m not a huge fan of the big card spread. Tom Bombadil card or I burn my collection. Rocco Gest: The card art is actually really wonderful and the tableau of arts across 18 cards is crazy and I like it a lot. No character but Tom Bombadil better embodies “waste hours of people’s time”. Marcy: I’m the one who wants Tom Bombadil, but only if he helps further my addiction to playing Magic in the greatest way possible: Not letting opponents do anything ever. This also makes me oddly nostalgic for Decipher’s Lord of the Rings TCG, which was wildly underrated and had some cool mechanics.
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