You guys are by far my favorite content creators for Lorcana here on RU-vid. I love that you share your love of the game and show that it's not just all about winning but having fun. Also, I love the webcam/lore counter layout and all the fun sound effects and graphics. It's refreshing to see people play the game physically instead of digitally over pixelborn. Keep up the awesome work!
It is an amazing feeling seeing a comment like this validate all of the reasons we do what we do. Thank you so much for noticing the small things but also getting the big picture and sharing your thoughts with us. There are definitely more gameplays on the way! 😎 -Jacob
Great video! Thank for posting. How many copies of cards are you usually running in your decks? I'm a newbie learning my way through deck management, thanks!
Well it usually depends on the card, but let me give you a super general rule of thumb I learned a while back. Ask yourself this question with each card in your deck while you’re tuning the numbers: How often do I want to see this card come up in my game? (Answers) -I want it consistently and early = Play 4 -I only want to have it when I need it = 3 -I want to see it most games but I’m ok without it sometimes = 2-3 -I don’t want it in my opening hand, but seeing 1 copy would be nice each game = Play 2 -This card is VERY situational but I there are some deck matchups where it might just win me the game on the spot = Play 1 Again, this is very generalized advice and numbers can tweak based on availability, curve, and your local opponents’ trends. The last one is VERY VERY rarely worthwhile, but sometimes a card is just insanely good in some matchups. (Ex. The Sorcerer’s Spellbook, Dragonfire, Hades Infernal Schemer) -Jacob
I just realized you asked how many cards and not “how many of each card”.. now I feel dumb.. lol We try our best to keep the decks to 60 cards to keep things as consistent as possible. Even though you can run more than 60 cards, it’s rarely worth the inconsistency of throwing more cards to possibly draw into. That said, it’s not like running 61-64 cards is going to have some monumental effect on your games. It’s a small statical increase in randomness, but an increase none the less. -Jacob
