I'll be making a video reading and responding to them later!

Can I just start by saying that I love that the show and by extension the place in lore (Chaotic) allows players in Drone matchs just throw hands with each other. Like every couple of episodes there will be a moment during a match where the player just decides "you know I could just hit them with an attack, but why dont I just punch you in the face". The biggest example i can give that I also love in the show is Tom vs Crellan (Maxor vs Cromax), like the second Crellan bursts into the room Tom's just like "Alright let's go" and immediately starts attacking with actual attacks. Until Crellan just boots Tom in the chest, at which point Tom just straight up boxs Crellan back. On top of that I also love how the environment can actually just code you too. Falling of a cliff, code, falling into lava, code, a tree or building falls on you, you better believe you're code. So I think its cool you can just beat someone's ass with your fists in a Drone match.

Basically that.

We have all seen the prototype card designs and stuff and many have shared their thoughts with Gannon and crew on how they could be improved, but my question is what size will the cards be? I’ve been stockpiling reward points at my lgs for the big day and it occurred to me that getting card sleeves and boxes would be a good idea so I can get decks ready to play right at the get-go. But I don’t know what size Panini will be using for their first foray into TCG cards. Anyone know what size sleeves I should go with?

Since it looks like the reboot won’t be backwards compatible w/ the original in other ways, is there going to be fundamental rewrite to the rules as well, or discussion of such?

I’m hoping to see at least some iterative design improvements that can’t really happen to a game while keeping continuity.

As for bigger overhauls, I would like the distinction between the disciplines feel less arbitrary. Right now, they’re all the same stat w/ different coats of paint—not even broad strategies like M:tG colors (which is probably better saved for the tribes anyway). For example: Speed is the primary initiative determiner (with Locations providing tie-breakers), Power influences base damage for Attacks, and Wisdom affecting how many draw and/or your hand size. Not sure what Courage would do in this paradigm, though, but there only being one arbitrary stat like that doesn’t feel nearly as obnoxious (and is probably even a good thing).

I have a few guess and they are Shadow Knight Takinom, Nature Force Interess, Fierce Chaor, Battlegear Maxxor, Katarin, Thrax, Deehna, Zalvar, Spyder, Thonder, Antideon, Raimusa, Toadore and Stelgar.

Because 4 of them different versions of Creatures that should in later sets, 2 are promo, 2 are from later sets, and 6 haven’t been got cards before.

Honestly this is a tough one because I could see the other versions of Maxxor, Takinom, Chaor and Intress but that leaves only one creature, it can’t be all never released creatures because theirs only room for five and theirs six of them and last 4 could fit but one more has too join them honestly this is difficult situation.

Honestly what’s choice for the five secret cards?

Hi everyone! I’m planning to build a Mipedian deck, but I'm torn between two completely different playstyles and need some advice on which direction to take for a Portal to Perim (PtP) format:

1. Warbeast Deck: I love the raw power and the high-risk, high-reward flavor of Warbeasts and Conjurors. How viable are they right now, and what are the mandatory key cards to make them sustainable against aggro?
2. Invisibility Strike Deck: On the flip side, I really like the classic Mipedian stealth approach. What are the best baseline units and Battlegear to maximize those massive first-strike bursts?

Looking for Decklists and Meta Resources

Since I want to experiment with both, I'm having a bit of trouble finding updated lists for specific formats.

• Where can I find Portal to Perim decklists? Is there an archive, specific creators, or a database people use for this old-school format?
• Where do people post Chaotic Recode / Rewind lists? I know Recode is very active and Rewind lets you sync your Discord scans to battle, but where is the actual hub for community lists, tier lists, or tournament-winning decks?

If there are specific Discord channels, YouTube channels (like The Jovinater), or forums I should check out, please drop the links below!

Thanks in advance for the help!

I went and bought two booster boxes from blowout cards and at some point we want to get more but I didn't know what the odds would be of my local LSGs actually having them.

Some of them are pretty big, some of them about the half the size of a warehouse. What are the chances of them carrying chaotic cards upon release?