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Late comment, but if you want interesting resource systems, check out: • Flash & Blood. This is the most similar to your system, but cards go to bottom of your deck (pitching) instead of discarding and cards can be pitched for 1-3 resources. • Netrunner. You don't draw each turn, instead you gain a general resource that can spent on many different thing, including drawing.

ToP 80!!! LETS GO PHIL maybe top 10???? :)

Woah Anomalies!! looking like a banger thank you phil for the hot drop! :)

Another amazing upload! I appreciate you gathering the data I may try and make the climb to legend this season! Keep up the content!

Love the stats Phil! Thank you for putting this together for us!

Let’s go !! Loving the drops recently keep it up!

Banger drop! Ty Phil for the updates!!

Liadrin just feels like Leeroy but without giving your opponent self sabotaging levels of mana cheat

Another drop awesome phil! keep it up! Might go for legend!

Hey Phil dope content! I also wanted to add maybe breaking each section into its own slide so its easier to do and maybe recommend doing a voice over to each section maybe and keep this setup for more live stream purposes. I think it might be easier since if you are doing a breakdown or meta analysis it nice to see close and up front for us to read cause it seems you put a lot of care and thought into each deck. Other than that drop your socials and schedule so we can keep up with you! GL

Pretty awesome summary but I'm gonna have to agree with the community, DH murdering your cards is not cool man. DH right now just seems to be the smorc + random feelsbad class. I think the meta is in a great place besides Boomboss maybe, that's annoying but almost everything is relatively viable, its a good time in HS.

Love the content keep it up Phil!

I feel like Desert Camel/Injured Kvaldir is a perfect example of a Garnet.

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'Promo SM'

The funny thing is undeads can beat that.

You’ve made duel masters lol You should check out more card games imo especially Pokémon duel masters maybe wixoss/vanguard and a couple more. I’m designing my own card game too (: good vid

Love hearing peoples ideas. I got a game coming out soon. I got s lot of unique ideas My advice is to let the ideas come to you. Even if you need to take a break. Don't force yourself to be passionate about your game. Breaks are ok.

Hey dude , I've been designing my own card game for around 2 months now and this was really helpful advice

Surprised this video isnt a microsecond long 😂

nice video as always!

Whats the competitive history of Bolf Ramshield?

damn, aside from audio quality, this is actually a pretty awesome video. You deserve more subscribers!!

wow, very cool!

the idea really made me think about how most people don't get very attached to instants or spells like usually your favorite card is a monster especially your boss monster stuff like that. also doesn't the idea of some of your cards being better lands basically make it so you are mainly going to cast them as lands especially if they provide a repeated effect? well any shway great video very interesting and helpful. thats a sub from me

Thanks this video is a huge inspiration for my game

instead of spells you might want traps. That way the opponent gets the chance to interact with it or even counter it.

I think it should go the other way. Big creatures should have mediocre land abilities, while weak creatures have strong land abilities. that would encourage a blend between a lot of small creatures and a few big creatures.

Your game looks awesome I would be interested in playing it. I try to get my family involved in TCGs but they don't like the complexity. I prefer more complex games but yours seems to be a good in-between. I might actually be able to get my family to play this.

I love bounce lands. I'm a yugioh player but in magic I like to play landfall cards. I like the idea of cheap cards being better late game lands and more costly cards being early game land. That seams to be something your game does quite well. You potentially will be able to make your cards slightly stronger than the power curve by making them worse as lands. Like if you play a certain card as a land you must also tap other lands as well. Or by making weak cards better as lands by having them untap other lands when played. This sort of advantage/disadvantage would mostly just affect one turn but be quite good/bad for that one turn.

If you do go the route of food cards you can also make a "food lockdown" style of play to prevent your opponent from eating food.

I don't like the idea of being able to interact with your opponents food supply. Thats just a burn/poison archetype.

Bounce lands are good for card advantage. You get two lands worth of mana for one card.

Mana is great for balancing cards. If a card is strong make it cost more. If it is weak make it cost less.

I'm working on my own card game I would love to get feedback from you, both of our mentalities are similar but our executions are vastly different.

Really good video! :) you really nailed the head on the nail by explaining cards that explore a previously established idea but in a new light. One of my favourite additions to the game are cards that makes new decks on their own like reno or n'zoth :)

Easy to learn hard to master is what u want to strive for

have you checked out flesh and blood?

how to make a good card game : step one : copy duel masters as much as possible. step two : you are welcome.

Great video man! I really love your ideas!

Do you still have your discord?

I just found this and realized the card game I am making is incredibly similar.

Great video! Thanks for this

Great video! Speaking of arts and designs, there's this new card game called LAGIM. It's a Philippine-themed card game based on folklore and myths. You will be amazed by the look of it. You may visit their FB page and website and the game will be launching soon on Kickstarter.

I love your card design video's, but the sound on this one is a little low...

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hearthstom

Suggestion to remove the need for spells: give each card 3 abilities. 1 effect when/while on the field, 1 effect when used as a resource, and 1 discard effect. The discard effect could be actived from the hand or field, so long as the cost requirements are met. This way every card has theoretical functionality at any point in the game and creates interesting scenarios of players sacrificing potential mana or creatures in exchange for more instant abilities

This is great! Thanks a ton for sharing this insight into the process! As someone working on a physical TCG this is super interesting and valuable. Please keep at it!