The app is designed to assist new players by smoothing over the nuances from the physical game. It gives you a warning when you try to do something that probably wouldn’t make sense, like ending the turn if your opponent has spent their gold and you haven’t. It highlights available plays and you can interact with the keywords on a card you’re looking at for more information. When playing against the computer, you can enable the tip mode in the top right for suggestions. There are also different game modes for different types of players. New players tend to prefer the async mode and the random card modes while they learn the cards, while more experienced players tend to play real time Dark Draft or Constructed.

We will be running an Epic Digital Card Game Legend Series on Sunday, August 2nd at 1 pm ET. The format will be Full Constructed. We will also be running a Star Realms Legend Series event on Saturday, August 1st.Foils can be played in all formats. For example, if you have a foil and you draft that card, it will be a foil in your draft deck. You can also change your avatar and Battle Board. Your avatar is in your frame while you play. Battle Boards are your half of the field.

Arena is a special week-long format. Each week, the format changes and you get a free run. Each game you play earns you in game rewards like foils, and your run continues until you lose. Arena sometimes has special formats like random 60, where you build a 30 card deck from a pool of 60 cards.

You get everything for free. This is different than all other TCG’s because it eliminates the grind to earn cards. Also, it means you won’t lose a game because someone has an overpowered card that you can’t access.You can’t get mana-shorted or get mana-flooded because the game doesn’t use mana cards. It just starts full throttle. Any card is playable right from your first turn, instead the game is about choosing what to play each turn.You can also play offline against the AI as well as the campaign and it will sync your progress once you are on WiFi.

Your Gold is spent on a way to pump your Champion, such as Mighty Blow or Winds of Change. This would further increase the damage output of the Champion. But in this case it is ideally happening with your opponent’s Gold spent and your Champion unblocked. So essentially a win-more scenario.

You are forced to use it defensively to help your smaller Champion trade up for a bigger one. However, this is more than likely a lose-more scenario because you are probably spending your Gold on their turn before they spend theirs. Not suggested. Especially given that you are reducing the current health of your Champion making it more susceptible to removal.

So what I take from this is that Makeshift Mutation is a great modal card with not a whole lot of cost associated with playing it. You are more than likely going to be using it for its damage mode than the offense. However, the tease of the other mode, combined with Invoke, is enough to make this compete well with the likes of Wolf’s Bite and Flame Spike. And I’m talking about in constructed. This is a solid A+ in draft. I’d pick it in about the same tier as the aforementioned cards, slightly lower than strong Zero Champions like Ankylosaurus and Dark Knight.

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