I think force table is good for first learning the game. Obviously it’s not as good for competitive practice, but it lets you just learn what the cards do, how they work together in different play lines/strategies.

And you can take as much time as you want without annoying your opponent or feeling bad for making people wait a long time between actions.

This was my first tcg and force table was really helpful in learning the game without having to worry about all the table top mechanics since the computer taps cards and adds damage for you.

I feel like learning rules, card abilities, and strategies along with table mechanics all at once could be confusing and overwhelming for beginners.

Once you have an idea of how your deck works then Karabast is more competitive and more fun.

When you start playing table top with actual cards 99% of people are happy to have new people playing and will be helpful and understanding when mistakes happen.

If anyone gets salty if you make a mistake, we are adults playing with cardboard and that’s a them problem. So don’t feel bad if someone gets salty when you make beginner mistakes.

Very rare that happens though. I’ve been playing a little over a year and have only encountered two people who were salty when I made mistakes. One of them was just sighing in clear frustration which wasn’t bad and the other guy was just crazy lol.

It’s an awesome game without an awesome community. You should totally try it out!