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Murloc foil "gratis" per ogni 10$ di spesa

Posted on 23/8/2011, 06:48 by: Goratrix

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World Championship 2011 and Upcoming Events

Posted on 1/8/2011, 20:10 by: Goratrix

www.wowtcg.com/articles/2011/08/01/...upcoming-events

As you may have already read in Patrick Sullivan’s article, we feel strongly about improving the Core Constructed format. We want to keep the metagame active for your enjoyment, as well as make the format as accessible as possible so you have more people to play with. The cliff notes version of this change: starting with the release of Aftermath block in October, Core format will include the two most recently released blocks. For Core format at the 2011 World Championship, players can expect to see cards from Worldbreaker, War of the Elements, Twilight of the Dragons and Throne of the Tides (as well as all the special releases in between, like Class Starter Decks, Crafting Redemption cards, and Holiday exclusives from hobby store play). If you want a shortcut, everything with a ‘5’ or ‘6’ stamp at the bottom of the card will be legal.

2011 World Championship

Classic format is here to stay, and we’ll be supporting it this year and next in a variety of ways. First, you’ll need a Classic deck in Rotterdam if you want to win your share of the $250,000 World Championship purse. The tournament schedule will go as follows:

Day 1 (Friday, November 11): 6 rounds of Core Constructed followed by 4 rounds of Classic Constructed

Day 2 (Saturday, November 12th): 6 rounds of Draft format play. Each draft will be run with 3 booster packs of Throne of the Tides.

Day 3 (Sunday, November 13th): Top 16 Cut. Players will use their Core Constructed decks from Day 1.

The World Championship is our highest level of event that we host annually, and we want our 2011 World Championship to showcase our top players’ prowess in a variety of tournament formats. Show us your skills!

You may notice that there’s now a Top 16 cut. Yes, we’re including another 8 in the Sunday playoff for all events Darkmoon Faire level and higher. We want to give more players the opportunity to show off their talents and participate in the most prestigious playoffs of each World of Warcraft Trading Card Game tournament weekend.

2011-2012 Upcoming Organized Play Events/Formats

Darkmoon Faire Poznań (August 25–August 28): This event occurs before the release of Throne of the Tides, and the main event will here will the three-block version of Core.

PAX Prime (August 26–August 28): We have a full schedule of events for Seattle’s biggest game festival.

2011 State Championships (September 17–18): This North American program will be Worldbreaker Block Constructed.

Darkmoon Faire Philadelphia (September 30–October 2): Friday will offer players a first look at the Aftermath Block, during the Throne of the Tides Sneak Preview. The main event this weekend is Worldbreaker Block Constructed. Throughout the weekend, players will be able to part...

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News Core

Posted on 1/8/2011, 20:09 by: Goratrix

www.wowtcg.com/articles/2011/08/01/core-rotation

Of all the reasons that TCGs are fun, “always changing” might be at the very top of the list. Every time a new set comes out, it introduces new archetypes or tools for established decks. In the case of rotating formats, such as Core, the departure of old sets means that some influential cards also leave. This can change a format in multiple ways. The most obvious example is decks that hinge on cards that are rotating out; those decks obviously fall by the wayside. Some other results are more subtle. For example, if a block is heavy in powerful AoE (Area of Effect) cards, that block’s rotation might make decks with lots of small allies more effective, even if the new set doesn’t introduce anything especially good for rush decks.

This is part of the necessity of Core from a game design perspective—if cards never leave a format, it’s extremely likely that the format stagnates. Each new set that comes out represents a smaller fraction of the total card pool than each set that came before it. We are faced with two options in a world where Classic is the only format: either power creep to such a degree that each set invalidates a lot of what was printed in the past, or make sets that are unlikely to impact the format much. Neither option is appealing to you as players or to us.

None of what I just said should surprise anyone, but I want to frame the context for set development as it relates to competitive Constructed play. While the example I gave about Classic is extreme, it applies to Core to a degree as well. Whenever we make a powerful ally or ability, people are excited for the metagame to be shaken up, to build a new deck, or by whatever else gets them going. However, Powerful Ally X, while fun at first, potentially becomes a card that prevents other, newer cards from entering the Constructed scene. Individual cards or decks are generally enjoyable in small doses or over short periods of time in TCGs, and even in a rotating format, three years is a long time to be staring down the same allies or considering the same oppressive abilities while building new decks.

When the decision was first made to introduce Core, the number of years that sets would be legal was a contentious topic internally. The main motivating factor for choosing three years was to soften the initial blow of rotation. We expected many players to reactive negatively to the announcement at first, even though we were confidant most people would enjoy Core significantly more than Classic in the long term. By only rotating out Heroes of Azeroth block (which, at that point, had very few cards that impacted the Constructed metagame), we hoped to reduce some of the sting of the announcement. I disagreed with the decision for three years of legality at the time, but I understood the desire to hedge our bets. Even though Core h...

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Twilight of the Dragons - Craft cards

Posted on 27/7/2011, 01:20 by: Goratrix

http://www.cryptozoic.com/downloads/files/...ing_y5_totd.pdf

Queen Azshara's Dressing Gown,
2cc 1 armor chest(1)
Mage,Priest,Warlock
When an elf you control is destroyed, it may deal arcane damage equal to it's attack to target hero or ally

Bones of transformation
4cc item
Available to all classes
Naga allies you control have assault 3
On your turn exhaust -> target ally you control is also a naga this turn, and if it would deal any type of damage this turn it deals frost damage instead.

Highbiorne Soul Mirror
7cc item
All classes
When an ally you control is destroyed, destroy each other ally you control with the same name as that ally.

On your turn: exhaust -> put a token copy of target ally you control into play

... il robe mi sembra fortissimo per costare solo 2.

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Twilight of thr Dragon - Preview - Pyromaniac

Posted on 19/7/2011, 17:28 by: Goratrix

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Tags:: Mago,; Spoiler,; Twilight

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Twilight of the Dragon - Preview - Hunter

Posted on 18/7/2011, 23:31 by: Goratrix

Tags:: Spoiler,; Twilight

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Twilifgt of the Dragon - Spoiler

Posted on 17/7/2011, 11:05 by: Goratrix

spoiler completa : www.dailymetagame.com/twilightofthedragonsspoiler.aspx

Alliance

Paladin
Human , female
Flip: Mend 2

Rogue
Worgen, female
Flip: When Alyssa deals combat damage to an ally, she also deals that much melee damage to target hero in that ally's party.

DK
Worgen, male
Flip: At the start of your turn, you may exhaust target card

Mage
Worgen, male
Flip:When Nomak deals fire damage for the first time on each of your turns, allies you control have Assault 1 this turn.

Shaman
Dwarf, male
Flip: At the start of your turn, target up to three heroes and/or allies, Deragor heals 3, 2, and 1 damage from them, respectively.

Druid
Worgen, female
Flip: When an ally enters play under your control, Jasmia may heal all damage from another target ally.

Warlock
Worgen, female
When an opposing ally is destroyed, Morgania heals 1 damage from herself.

Priest
Gnome, male
You pay (1) less to play your first ally each turn.

Warrior
Worgen, male
At the end of your turn, you may ready Vad.

Hunter
Human, male
You pay 1 less to strike with ranged weapons.

Horde

Warrior
Blood elf, male
Flip: Protector

DK
goblin, male
When an opposing ally is destroyed, Drux may deal 1 frost damage to target hero.

Paladin
Tauren, Female
At the start of your turn, Amah may heal 1 damage from herself and 1 damage from target ally.

Warlock
goblin, female
If an opposing ally would be destroyed by fatal damage, you may remove it from the game instead.

Shaman
goblin, female
At the start of your turn, Nakza may heal all damage from target ally you control.

Mage
goblin, female
At the start of your turn, Rizzli may deal fire damage to target hero or ally equal to the ATK of a fire ally you control.

Hunter
Orc or Undead, hard to tell, female
Ranged weapons you control have Assault 1

Druid
Troll, female
When an ally enters play under your control, Sumi'jin may heal 1 damage from herself.

Priest
Tauren, female
(2) Haruh has +5 Health.

Rogue
goblin, male
(6) Assault 2

Battle of Life and Death
On your turn: Pay 6
Pay 1 less for each damaged hero and ally
Reward: Draw a card

Blackout - this was previewed already

The Crucible of Carnage: The Twilight Terror
On your turn, if an ability, ally or equip was destroyed this turn: pay 2 to complete this quest.
Reward: Draw a card

Devoured
If all quests you control are named Devoured, pay 3 to complete this quest.
Reward: Draw a card

Enter the Dragon Queen
Pay 4 to complete this quest
Reward: Draw a card for each diff color among dragonkin you control.

Far from the Nest
On your turn: Pay 6 to complete this que...

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