#Trading Card Game

[roguesones]

Star Wars Unlimited - A handful of Rebels

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[console-pokeballs-rupees]

some pokemon cards tell a story

[acquired-stardust]

Pokemon Trading Card Game Gameboy Color 1998

[melonramune]

2021-04-01

[zaebucca]

A collection of little pokemon sprite warmups in the style of gameboy Pokemon TCG (2) - a few of my friends' favourite lines!

Ko-fi - Prints Patreon - itch.io

[theonion]

Promising to lift export controls on AI chips if they received the rare first-edition trading card in return, U.S. trade negotiators reportedly offered China access to advanced semiconductors Tuesday in exchange for a holographic Charizard. “We’ll give you state-of-the-art Nvidia GPUs if you give us a PSA 10 Gem Mint holographic Charizard,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said to a Chinese trade representative, later explaining to reporters that the Trump administration hoped to shore up America’s complete set of the original 151 and was willing to part with its most sophisticated machine-learning processors to achieve that goal. 

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[cookieclover]

Everybody shut up and look at Newstracer!! I've joined a Polish convention vendors community and I've finally made my trading card, featuring my newest transformer oc :>

You can get these cards at Polish conventions, and collect them all! I'll let you know when I get to one, so you can grab this card for yourself ^^

[niuttuc]

This is a post I'm interested to be seen by people who either do not play Magic: the Gathering or engage with it rather casually. If that's not you, feel free to reblog to reach a wider audience, but the exercise in here will not be as useful.

A few months back, the game released a new Base Set of cards called Foundations. It is meant to be a new batch of hundreds of cards that will always be available, that are simpler on average (though not necessarily less powerful) to be a point of entry for new players. Something else it does wonderfully is be a palette of the many worlds, aesthetics and vibes within the game. This is where you come in:

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Take a look at the cards in the set! You don't even have to read them, there are many, many of them. If one of them or more catches your attention, reblog this post with an image of it, and if you want to learn anything more about it! Be it the world it depicts, its history within the game, or even the mechanics if they are what intrigues you.

This is the important bit above

Some of the cards are either generic or from worlds we haven't visited yet, but the vast majority fit within a larger whole, and there might be more like them to point at! I will try to elaborate on what you want to learn, and maybe even point you towards similar cards or entire card sets on the world or subject you took note of.

In case you're totally unfamiliar with the game, I'll put a short summary under the cut:

Magic: the Gathering is a fantasy trading card game that's over thirty years old. People are invited to create their own deck of cards out of a pool of nearly 30,000 different cards at this point. The gameplay has been summed up many times as being something that sits in between Chess and Poker as far as overall appeal, though the actual action-by-action game is unlike both of them. Just like with playing cards, though not as extreme, there are different ways to play with the cards too, varying which are legal, or the exact rules they're played under.

It is a deep game that can be enjoyed at many levels of engagement, and will take exactly as much time and money out of you as you're willing to give it. From $0 free to play gaming on arena or occasional board game night engagement, to spending hundreds regularly to keep up with a tournament metagame, to spending thousands if not tens of thousands on super rare collectible cards.

In the past few years, Magic has started collaborating with other franchises to make cards for their properties. Lord of the Rings, Fallout, Doctor Who, and plenty more, though it keeps making cards for its own worlds and lore.

That lore can be summed up as a magical multiverse full of very different worlds, each with their own aesthetics, magics, factions and struggles. They are interconnected by rare mages that are able to travel between them, and a major event recently started connecting them further, allowing the layperson to be able to travel between them using less practical ways to do so. Within those worlds, stories happen, sometimes through the cards themselves, sometimes through written fiction, be them novels, online stories or even comic books. Magic cards are divided into five different colors of magic, each with its own associated philosophy, elemental associations, mechanics, aesthetics. Those five colors can then combine and interact to form complex characters, factions, spells and more.

[natsuki208]

The ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ cast are all together in Lorcana! ✨

[demondancetcg]

Mew Japanese art rare 183/172

[roguesones]

Star Wars Unlimited - New Grogu art!

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[console-pokeballs-rupees]

some full art cards are amazing 🤯

[2194teddy]

Disney Lorcana has some cool cards featuring Mickey and Tinkerbell as giants. They are Giant Fairy and Giant Mouse cards.

I think the giant Mouse are from the latest expansion, Reign of Jafar.

I would love a fanfic or involving the Disney icons of animation as giants in a crossover or something based on the trading cards.

Idk, I think these Disney characters as giants are neat.

Here is another one. It’s an enhanced card.

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Krayt Dragon by Michael Komarck

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