Ugh. Really not a fan of these crossovers. Especially a full set of a fantasy IP that basically mirrors what is already available in Magic apart from named LotR IP. Also announced is a tighter...
Ugh. Really not a fan of these crossovers. Especially a full set of a fantasy IP that basically mirrors what is already available in Magic apart from named LotR IP. Also announced is a tighter coupling of Hasbro and WotC (soon to be a division of Hasbro rather than a subsidiary) which given the trend of Magic in the last few years can only lead to bad things.
I don't play a lot of DnD these days but maybe someone can fill me in -- what has been the perception of Hasbro's effect on DND?
I get that this feels like a cash grab, but I'm still going to try to convince my friends to do a sealed draft. Some if them were super addicted to what they call "cracking packs" so I don't think...
I get that this feels like a cash grab, but I'm still going to try to convince my friends to do a sealed draft. Some if them were super addicted to what they call "cracking packs" so I don't think it will be too hard. None of us play much anymore, but it's nice to have a system we're all comfortable with that we can jump into when we get that itch.
I am happy I stopped playing MTG a long time ago. They just keep selling out more and more and more and more. It's getting disgusting. The game is still kind of incredible as it basically invented...
I am happy I stopped playing MTG a long time ago. They just keep selling out more and more and more and more. It's getting disgusting.
The game is still kind of incredible as it basically invented the CCG formula.
Ugh. Really not a fan of these crossovers. Especially a full set of a fantasy IP that basically mirrors what is already available in Magic apart from named LotR IP. Also announced is a tighter coupling of Hasbro and WotC (soon to be a division of Hasbro rather than a subsidiary) which given the trend of Magic in the last few years can only lead to bad things.
I don't play a lot of DnD these days but maybe someone can fill me in -- what has been the perception of Hasbro's effect on DND?
I get that this feels like a cash grab, but I'm still going to try to convince my friends to do a sealed draft. Some if them were super addicted to what they call "cracking packs" so I don't think it will be too hard. None of us play much anymore, but it's nice to have a system we're all comfortable with that we can jump into when we get that itch.
I am happy I stopped playing MTG a long time ago. They just keep selling out more and more and more and more. It's getting disgusting.
The game is still kind of incredible as it basically invented the CCG formula.