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On a good Friday night, I go to the local comic shop and play a collectible card game. (One that's sort of like Magic: the Gathering, but different.) I know, I
by ConradHex 18y ago
On a good Friday night, I go to the local comic shop and play a collectible card game. (One that's sort of like Magic: the Gathering, but different.)
I know, I know. Wild times, right? I enjoy it a lot, though. You get to use your brain, it's very competitive, and the social interaction is great.
- foulmouthboy 18y agoWhich one? Is it The Spoils? Cause I've been thinking of trying that one out.
- ConradHex 18y agoI haven't tried Spoils. It's the World of Warcraft TCG. Very fun. EDIT: It's been out a couple years now, and is going pretty strong. Check it out if you get a chance.
- makaimc 18y agoI don't play either WOW or the card game based on it, so I'm wondering, why would you play with cards over the online version?
- ConradHex 18y agoIt's such an apples-vs-oranges comparison, and it's also largely a personal choice. I do play the card game over the online game, though, regularly. People who've played lots of Magic say that the WoW card game is a better game than Magic, for what it's worth. EDIT: Oh, I misread your question. Why? Well, it's sort of like the difference between driving a car and riding a bike. A bike isn't a crappy car, it's fundamentally different, with its own set of strengths. Also, the collectible card game is NOT a simulation or re-creation of the online game. It's more like Magic set in the WoW universe.