This set of cards continues on from the previous set, showcasing a handful of support cards to synergise with Expertise. It also brings to life one of my favourite unused card designs created by Sparkypants (Coldharbour Siege Captain, originally called "Support Guy").
With this sub-expansion's focus on the Guildworn and their signature tools, it naturally also features a handful of actions, items and supports. This set features some of the former two, which could well find a place in Expertise decks.
In this set, we revisit the new Spy mechanic, which was first introduced in the Daggerfall side of the expansion. This set also includes a handful of Reveal cards, which synergise with the Spy mechanic.
The fifth and final section of this ESO-themed expansion explores the Guildsworn and their expertise (pun intended) with spells and tools. As the previous entries did for the other alliance mechanics, the cards in this entry aim to flesh out the mostly underdeveloped Expertise mechanic.
This set concludes the Empire section of the expansion. Next time, the fifth and final Guildsworn-themed section will begin.
This set features a handful of the denizens of Coldharbour, which the player can encounter in ESO's main questline and the Imperial City DLC.
This set features a handful of cards themed around the primary enemy faction from ESO's main story and the Imperial City DLC.
To branch out from Alliance War's "both-lanes" mechanic, the Empire side of the expansion also includes some different flavours of lane-based cards. This set introduces a few of those.
As a semi-sequel to the previous entry, this set of cards features two ESO abilities reimagined as Legends cards, with the morph system of ESO translated over to the upgrading system of vanilla Legends. As always, reading the commentary is advised.
This set features more of the cards in the expansion inspired by ESO's playable classes.
This expansion introduces a fourth new "mechanic", in the form of time-limited supports that add a special effect to a lane. The nuances of the mechanic are covered in the card commentary (linked below).
The new Burn mechanic was introduced by a few cards in the Daggerfall side of the expansion, but the Empire side is where the mechanic is fully explored.
We now move into the Empire side of this Alliance War sequel expansion. The Empire's signature "both-lanes" mechanic takes center stage here, and will be expanded on futher throughout the next set of entries.
This entry covers the final Dominion-themed cards in the expansion. Next time, we'll be going into the Empire side.
This set of miscellaneous cards explores some of the creatures, characters and themes from the Valenwood zones in ESO.
We're now into the miscellaneous side of the expansion. This set features the remaining Khajiit.
This set features a handful of Wounded and Wounded-adjacent cards, focusing mainly on synergies with your own Wounded creatures.
This set features the remaining Empower cards from the expansion, plus a powerful Empower-enabler.
This set features more of the upgradeable cards from the expansion, combining the upgrade system from the original Legends client with the morph system from ESO.
This set features some of the many cards in the expansion themed around player class abilities from ESO. Expect more of these to be scattered throughout the rest of the expansion.