r/SorceryTCG

Me and my partner decided we'd obtain the full collection twice (excluding the dragonlords set)

We're both "booster-opening enthusiasts". We've opened like close to 26 boxes but with that comes an extreme amount of ordinary/exceptional duplication, I believe people refer to these as "bulk" in these circles?

Maybe there should be products for people like us that are variance driven that contain less bulk and are inclined to be repeat customers.

The way this could work for example:

1st idea:

10 card booster with 3x ordinary, 3x exceptional, 3x elite or unique + 1 random rarity or a card of choice for rounding purposes, priced at a price of 1/12th of a box (as it represents the number of elites/uniques equivalent to it). This would already be a step to reduce the bulk significantly (in a representative 26 gothic/beta box example by about 4680 cards from 14.040 cards to 9.360 cards).

2nd Idea:

A rarity pack, like an elite/unique only pack , but the issue with this one specifically would be the pricing.

I'd appreciate no "just buy singles" comments, I'd rather support EC over an unpredictable and unstable market.

I'm.new and haven't played yet. I've got both the precon sets and was going to sleeve them. From what I understand a deck has 2 different piles you can draw from. Do most people sleeve them all the same, or use different sleeves for the 2?

I'm thinking about getting both precon boxes (Beta and Gothic). My idea is to use them to learn the game and start my collection, but I have a couple of questions.

First, is that a good idea, or would it be better to just buy one of the boxes and spend the rest on boosters and singles? If so, which box would you recommend?

If buying both makes sense, can I use the cards from the Beta decks to upgrade the Gothic decks and turn them into complete, tournament-legal decks? I don't mean making them competitive, just building balanced 60-card, 30-Atlas decks that are fun to play and well matched against each other.

Putting up a bat signal for players in the area

Does anyone out here play? Lewisburg, Bloomsburg, Danville etc area.

They're more vulnerable to removal and harder to search out in a deck of 60. How best to use them?

Semi new to the game. Only have about 15 games under my belt and looking for more people/community. I looked back in the sub and saw the place called Guildhall. I dropped by there on a designated Sorcery Thursday about 8pm and didn’t see a soul except riftbound players. Hung around for about 30min and no one showed. Is this still the place? Did I just catch an off night? Is there maybe a discord or something I should be in to be in the loop? Thanks in advance!

Hello all, I am a new player and I do not own any Sorcery product, but the game looks very interesting and fun, and I love the unique play and art.

That said, the Arthurian set is truly beautiful and what initially caught my attention. Is it possible to play casual home games by just purchasing Arthurian cards? Or is the first set full of staples that? I am planning on buying from each set, just want to know more about which set I should start with. Thanks!

Hi there all,

I've been playing recently, and have been getting absolutely destroyed (like 20 to 0) against a persecutor control deck which focuses heavily on removing all of my important minions, and pinging me for small amounts of damage over time. Which strategies work well against this kind of play? For context, I'm currently playing a mortals deck focusing on pumping out high power foot soldiers, which hasn't managed to get off the ground really.

After a first few lovely chats on Reddit, and the kindest gesture of u/Worldly-Big8380 we wanted to share our round on The Grid! (I lie, it was the second game; although that holds a far less dramatic flair!)

We've enjoyed it a lot! It feels like a very fresh game; how it combines the TCG with Boardgame aspect. >! When both Avatar's reached Death's Door it truly felt like 2 Kings trying to Check Mate each other! !<

What better way to give back than to hopefully share that feeling of your first game? I hope you can find that watching this video. And if you don't mind, please do point out what rules we may have gotten wrong!

Much love!