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good game, but PLEASE add some kind of summoning sickness. it's a little ridonkulous that creatures can attack as soon as they are brought out.
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Shitty game, unless you let the choice of the next card to come for the player. I've found myself for over 6 round without ANY unit to defend myself. Only boosters, that was unefficient without any creature card.
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Very good game, only thing I like to mention: If you use2, 3, 4 auras of the same type, only one is working. That is silly, either the effect become more intense or you cant use auras of the same type
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UMMM... wouldn't it speed the game up if you allow only one declaration of attackers for the attack phase - like Magic the Gathering?
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Good but I don't see any credit to Magic wich this game is based on. good game but glched once and enforced silence lasted about 4 turns
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Challenges were waaay to easy... as long as you know how to block... but fun game... to bad its to short... i'd really like to see a multi-player version of this
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Enjoyed this game far more than the majority of the card games out there, short & sweet. The descriptions for the missions - along with the cards - all added to the little story that was being told (similar to the Necronomicon). This also provided an explanation as to why you're going against 'X Opponent' or 'X Colour' is going against 'X Colour', instead of just making you go through seemingly random missions. As for the decks and whatnot, I would have to say playing as a single faction was far better than splitting into 2 or 3. Specializing meant you wouldn't be stuck with heaps of 'Myrkin' cards for example, with 'Hrathian' power points and only a handful of 'Hrathian' cards. Loved the challenges, although most of them were easily done if you had a deck filled with 2-3 'Points' creatures to use as blockers early on in the game. You'd be hard-pressed to make a better card game, in my opinion - 5/5
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Very fun, I like those cards games but pretty easy. Theres not really a deal for a strategy deck-wise. I made a quick blue-black deck and breezed though the challenges.
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Great game, but the AI's dumb actions make it far too easy to win. Fun examples: 1. Cleansing all auras, while the only aura in play is his own positive aura. 2. Adding 'unblockable attack' ability to a fortress, which can not attack anyway. 3. Wasting away single 1hp units on a defense that obviously will heal immediately. Lack of multiplayer is slightly disappointing, this game could be much more.
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the enemys "enforced silence" card doesnt seem to end, it was in effect for 15 turns before i defeated them, anoying little glich