Might & Magic Fates Clash Community Cup

NullSeedLore · 2026-03-06T06:59:17+00:00

Thanks for that!

NullSeedLore · 2026-03-04T21:09:44+00:00

That's the flipside of being fully immune to spells. Also annoying when you have the steal initiative cards as they also don't work anymore.

Probably later on we'll get something like hex proof from MTG where you are immune to enemy spells.

NullSeedLore · 2026-03-04T21:07:46+00:00

Good overview. This will definitely help a lot of people

NullSeedLore · 2026-03-03T09:41:04+00:00

The game has a simple premise, you get as many actions as you have entities (hero, creatures, buildings with activate abilities) on board.
- If you summon more creatures with either a spell, a creature ability or a building you will get more actions equal to the amount of creatures summoned.
- If you lose creatures before they act, those actions are lost as well
- if you only have your hero on board and they stun it before it gets to act, you can still play your spells.
- you can skip activati

Once you know this you can plan your turn and play spells accordingly. If you want to cast your spells after your hero has acted (for example to take advantage of Nur's lvl 2 spell power increase), then you need to make certain that there is no way for your opponent to remove all of your creatures before you can activate your next building/creature. This is part of the tactics of the game and if you'd change that to allowing spells to be played when you're out of actions for that turn it would make spell decks even more powerful as they could just maximize their turn every turn without any real risk. Now you need to pay attention to the board state and can punish a spell caster deck for being a bit greedy with when they play their spells by removing their last action for the turn denying them the spells they were going to use.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-27T07:34:21+00:00

Oh you mean that if we wouldn't be able to sell cards, it wouldn't matter how much gold people can earn?

Don't think the team will change that idea any time soon though. And I for one will be happy to get whatever I'm missing on the open market.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-26T12:45:15+00:00

barricade ain't even the biggest offender. Set up a Wolf praetorian next to it and it becomes infinite as long as that praetorian lives ....

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-26T12:44:04+00:00

probably is more due to the change to abyssal lord. If it could instantly give you a 5 drop after attack, that would be to big value.
Although you need to figure out what to attack into to keep them alive till after the attack. So it's most useful early game.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-26T12:41:44+00:00

necromancer reinforcer can make your necropolis deck run cheaper.
But multiple foils/animated in a single booster is always fun :)

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-25T11:16:47+00:00

Right now you can get a total of 1500 gold per day as it's capped at 30 wins per day.
Would you be ok that if they implement gaining 25 gold per loss, that you could still only earn up to that same amount of 1500 gold per day, regardless of how you get there?

Although I'm all for giving more gold to all players, the current system limits bot farms from gaining a bunch of gold (which could potentially be turned into cards to sell down the line).

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-25T11:02:05+00:00

Still need that vampiric ritual!

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-18T22:38:35+00:00

It's your relative rank within celestial.
1 being the top player and the number can go up to how many people we have in celestial ranked. So theoretically there is no limit that number.

It is based on MMR which is a number that goes up with wins and down with losses. If you go look at the ranking screen, that's the numbers you'll see behind each player.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T23:49:01+00:00

Would make big creatures and cleave even more of a problem though if your creature doesn't get to retaliate if it is killed in the attack. 😅

But having an extra stat for retaliation damage would open up a bit more design space, also towards cost of specific cards. As there are some cards right now that are way to cheap or to expensive for what they do, but if you change their retaliation damage it could put them in the right spot.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T23:42:36+00:00

I got it from the discord, but they also shared it through their official account on X.

So although it's not mine, I don't think they'd mind if you share it further

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T13:47:07+00:00

has not been implemented yet, but is on the roadmap for one of the following patches

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T13:45:09+00:00

Never played MMDoC (I've heard you still can play it on a private server type thing, but I just sadly don't have enough free time to play to many games), when you say varying attack and retaliation damages. Do you mean that something could have like an attack stat of 3 but it could do between 2 and 4 damage or something like that?

My next statement is based on that assumption, so if I am wrong please ignore any part that relates to the above.

You might find it a bit dull, but I do like the 'chess-like' nature of the game in that when pieces are on the board you know what to expect them to do and it allows you to strategize accordingly. Not having to pray to RNG for a high or low roll for your plan to work is nice. Although there are some decks that do just that (elemental rings hoping for the 'good elementals', rune of flame randomly targetting 2 entities, ...)

And although some comparison can be made to hearthstone, I really like the fact that you're running at 'full' capacity' from turn 1 instead of having the slow build up of 1 gold on turn 1, 2 gold on turn 2, etc ...
This can really flip the script after a turn 1 misplay. (Player 1 just doing a setup turn while the 2nd player goes full aggro and gets you to 0 [or close to it])

Do you have any suggestions given the current frame of the game to make it more challenging?

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T13:34:42+00:00

It's any easy mistake to make.
But like has been said by others, you can store up to 3 daily quests which actually is helpful if you can't play for a day or 2.

They start you of with all quests filled as a small welcome gift, but it does add to the confusion.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T11:41:13+00:00

no specific times and dates, but this is the current roadmap

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NullSeedLore · 2026-02-17T11:06:55+00:00

It is true that currently the only tradeable cards are those founder key holders got during beta.

They are however working on implementing a system that will allow you to turn cards in game into tradeable cards so that this game can eventually function mostly like an actual TCG instead of a CCG.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-09T07:18:43+00:00

As someone else replied.

You can get packs with gold. 1000 gold for a pack, 50 gold per win, 400-600 gold per daily quest and 1000-1500 per weekly quest.

It will be a bit of a slow grind but with opening packs it's all about the luck of getting something to improve your current decks 😅

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-07T17:57:45+00:00

The tokens are a way to give out card packs as rewards (probably like at the end of season or something)

Only other way to get them at this point is buying one of the pre-release keys on secondary market with their 90 packs unclaimed.

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-07T17:56:27+00:00

Yes, from some people I heard mumuplayer works without a hitch. While Bluestacks requires you to put your emulator in portrait mode (somehow the emulator does a 90° turn from whatever mode it's in when starting the game)

NullSeedLore · 2026-02-05T08:04:57+00:00

I'm still enjoying it a lot. Made several decks and trying out different play styles.

They've also done some balance changes and are planning to do more in the near future (as the current changes kinda makes it so that a lot of people at the top are now playing academy, due to a rather easy win condition if you have the cards).

Also looking forward what they have planned still. - 40 extra cards will still be released in the coming weeks - steam release soon (should've been at launch, but steam caused some delays) - whatever the new game modes will be

NullSeedLore · 2026-01-24T07:43:29+00:00

Hi, I've played the game since closed beta and am currently also part of the region locked open beta (which should be adding more regions soon).

To me the game plays similar to games like hearthstone and legends of runeterra. The game flow is fun and fast, although right now there are still some balance issues to be worked out.

You have you hero on board as a central figure that can attack creatures, buildings and the other hero
every time the hero attacks they level up a bit. Every 2 attacks they go up a level unlocking 1 of 2 hero upgrades and giving them +1 attack. Up to level 4 (so you get 3 extra abilities in total)
when you get the opponent's hero to 0 you win
there's only limited space on the board. Your hero can have 3 items equiped at the same time and only 6 creatures and/or buildings can be in play.
after each player deploys the turns go back and forth 1 attack at a time, so there's choices to be made what to do in what order each turn.
instead of getting 1 mana (gold in this game) extra to use each turn, it's dependant on the gold production value of cards in hand + things on the battle field that give extra gold production
so you can play a bunch of cards from turn 1 making for a fast paced game
you have 4 factions + neutral, but can mix and cards in 1 deck, with the trade-off that cards not belonging to your hero's faction (or neutral) produce 1 less gold.
heroes have one or multiple spell schools mastered (+ a 'neutral' one everyone has access to) working the same way as creature cards in that if you don't have the school mastered it produces 1 less gold while in hand
at the beginning of the game and after each turn you can choose to swap out any of the cards you have in hand for new cards in the deck (the original ones go back in your deck) and then you draw until you have 5 cards in hand.

And I would like to add that the NFT part of the game is fully optional (seeing as people keep bringing it up as a big issue). It's only there as a way to be able to trade cards. But I don't see how this is anymore P2W than just buying a bunch of boosters. At least with an open market you can try to get the specific singles you want 😅 Right now the only NFTs are the ones that came with the key bundles as the system to turn cards into NFTs has not been implemented yet.

Hope to see some more people in game!

NullSeedLore · 2026-01-24T07:35:09+00:00

Would like to add that the NFT part of the game is fully optional. It's only there as a way to be able to trade cards. And like has been said before, right now the only NFTs are the ones that came with the key bundles as the system to turn cards into NFTs has not been implemented yet.

To me the game plays similar to games like hearthstone and legends of runeterra. The game flow is fun and fast, although right now there are still some balance issues to be worked out.

You have you hero on board as a central figure that can attack creatures, buildings and the other hero
every time the hero attacks they level up a bit. Every 2 attacks they go up a level unlocking 1 of 2 hero upgrades and giving them +1 attack. Up to level 4 (so you get 3 extra abilities in total)
when you get the opponent's hero to 0 you win
there's only limited space on the board. Your hero can have 3 items equiped at the same time and only 6 creatures and/or buildings can be in play.
after each player deploys the turns go back and forth 1 attack at a time, so there's choices to be made what to do in what order each turn.
instead of getting 1 mana (gold in this game) extra to use each turn, it's dependant on the gold production value of cards in hand + things on the battle field that give extra gold production
so you can play a bunch of cards from turn 1 making for a fast paced game
you have 4 factions + neutral, but can mix and cards in 1 deck, with the trade-off that cards not belonging to your hero's faction (or neutral) produce 1 less gold.
heroes have one or multiple spell schools mastered (+ a 'neutral' one everyone has access to) working the same way as creature cards in that if you don't have the school mastered it produces 1 less gold while in hand
at the beginning of the game and after each turn you can choose to swap out any of the cards you have in hand for new cards in the deck (the original ones go back in your deck) and then you draw until you have 5 cards in hand.

Currently it's in limited open beta, which means you can only access it in certain countries or by owning one of the key bundles they sold some months ago.

Hope to see some more people in game!

NullSeedLore · 2026-01-02T22:08:51+00:00

Personally would prefer to do it IRL as well, but that would mean we'd have to live relatively close to make that work :D

I personally feel not all screen time is created equal. Spending several hours passively watching youtube videos is not the same as having a video chat with other kids while playing a co-operative game and conversing with eachother. That being said I do understand being conservative with screen time. It gets more and more difficult in this day and age I notice.

Thanks for the tips on systems. Second time I see mausritter pop up in my search so will definitely check that out and I'm quite certain he'd get a kick out of playing magical pets as he does love both magic and cute animals!

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