That's a pretty neat feature, I don't know if any other game has done something like that. It's obviously something you're able to do when playing a card game in real life with a friend, so it's...
You can challenge a friend and borrow any deck that they share from their collection.
That's a pretty neat feature, I don't know if any other game has done something like that. It's obviously something you're able to do when playing a card game in real life with a friend, so it's interesting to see it being brought to a digital version.
I'm also glad to see a mention of "phantom draft", a form of drafting where you don't keep the cards afterwards (so it's usually a lot cheaper to enter).
Thanks, updated to the new link. There's some more info in the new FAQ as well, specifically more detail about some of the event/prize structures. Nice to see that Phantom Draft only costs 1...
Thanks, updated to the new link. There's some more info in the new FAQ as well, specifically more detail about some of the event/prize structures.
Nice to see that Phantom Draft only costs 1 ticket, that's nice and makes it very easy to play Draft cheaply, even though you don't get to keep the cards afterwards. The cost/prizes for "Keeper Draft" (where you do keep the cards) seem pretty bad though. 5 packs and 2 tickets to enter, and even the top prize only gives 3 packs + 2 tickets. You need to get the top prize and draft at least $4 worth of cards just to break even.
That's a pretty neat feature, I don't know if any other game has done something like that. It's obviously something you're able to do when playing a card game in real life with a friend, so it's interesting to see it being brought to a digital version.
I'm also glad to see a mention of "phantom draft", a form of drafting where you don't keep the cards afterwards (so it's usually a lot cheaper to enter).
Hearthstone (somewhat?) recently included it as a feature.
They have moved the FAQ to a different page. The new FAQ is here.
https://playartifact.com/news/1721959164054855755/
Thanks, updated to the new link. There's some more info in the new FAQ as well, specifically more detail about some of the event/prize structures.
Nice to see that Phantom Draft only costs 1 ticket, that's nice and makes it very easy to play Draft cheaply, even though you don't get to keep the cards afterwards. The cost/prizes for "Keeper Draft" (where you do keep the cards) seem pretty bad though. 5 packs and 2 tickets to enter, and even the top prize only gives 3 packs + 2 tickets. You need to get the top prize and draft at least $4 worth of cards just to break even.
Tried this out this weekend, with about 10 hours played since I got it. The game is not for me.