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Gwent cards 2.0 – Witcher – 5 decks with fixed game balance

Gwent 2.0 – This is Gwent from Witcher 3 with fixes to improve the balance of the decks. Why was rebalancing necessary? Because the power of the decks in the Witcher 3 version was not equal. The Northern Realms and Nilfgaard were too strong because of their spies. Other decks, especially Scoia’tael, were much weaker. The Scoia’tael deck didn’t have strong enough troops or enough effective options for scoring points. The Monster deck was too vulnerable to Frost because of too many close combat troops in its army. The turning of berserkers into bears – Skellige’s chief mechanic – was not efficient enough. The unsurprising result was that spy decks won much more often. We studied all these errors and fixed them. The Northern Realms and Nilfgaard decks were weakened and other decks were strengthened or were given effective tools to fight. As a result, all five decks now have an equal chance of winning. Gwent 2.0 is for players who desire fair card battles! We played hundreds of battles to test the balance, so you can be sure that the gameplay of Gwent 2.0 is much better than that of original Gwent. SCOIA’TAEL Its army has become more agile. Additional guerrilla options were added into this deck (for example, abilities like Vrihedd’s ‘Decoy’ or ‘Scoia’tael Ambush’). ‘Agility’ was also reworked, so now you can move troops to another row right in the middle of a battle. MONSTERS Ranged and siege monsters were strengthened. Now there is no need to focus on close combat monsters, making this deck less vulnerable to Frost. Additionally, we added some new abilities (Gaunter O’Dimm’s ‘Contract’, Caranthir’s ‘Frost’, Necrophages, Foglet). All of them make Monster deck tactics much more complex and varied. SKELLIGE We added additional berserkers and new ways to turn them into bears, making the turning tactic significantly more effective. We also added a new special card ‘Skellige Fleet’ and 3 additional leaders, so now the islanders have 5 leaders like the other factions. NORTHERN REALMS The value of spies was increased, so now careless spy spamming can do more harm than good; players must wait for the right moment to get the best use from them. As compensation some ranged and close combat troops were strengthened, so now players don’t have to rely on siege troops (as was the habit in Witcher 3). Northern tactics overall have become more varied. Also, Sheldon Skaggs and Zoltan Chivay got new ‘battle comrade’ ability. Each of these brave dwarfs can now protect another card from death, especially useful as the Northern ‘tight bond’ troops were very vulnerable to Scorch. NILFGAARD Very strong troops were weakened and the value of spies was increased. The number of medics was reduced, making it harder to draw spies from the discard pile and reuse them. As compensation some cards got a new Emissary ability, which complements the spy gameplay of the Nilfgaardians. Emissaries can be combined with spies to increase their effectiveness. FIXED LEADERS’ BALANCE In Witcher 3 Gwent, some decks had ineffective leaders, while some were very strong. For example, the version of Emhyr which allows players to “draw one card from opponent’s discard pile to your hand” was the strongest leader among all the Nilfgaardian leaders and it was used by players in 90% of cases. At the same time the version which “resurrects one random card from your discard pile (in your favour) and one random card from your opponent’s discard pile (in opponent’s favour)” seemed useless compared to the former, and therefore was almost never used. The same imbalance was also present in some other decks. In Gwent 2.0 we improved the ineffective leaders so now each one in each faction is useful. CARD BALANCE AND ANOTHER FIXES In the Witcher 3 original, unit cards were not equal in strength. Each deck had a set of around 15 very strong cards, which players used in every battle with very little variety. Medium and weak cards were almost never used. We fixed that. Most of the weak cards were either strengthened (by increasing their power or adding some ability) or removed. In Gwent 2.0 each deck has 32-38 completely useful unit cards, so deck building has become more interesting. Details can be seen in the photos. Also, the number of weather cards (Frost, Fog, Rain, Clear Skies) was reduced from 3 to 2 to avoid weather spamming. Major neutral cards (Ciri, Geralt, Yennefer) have a copy for each deck (except Monsters). What is included in this set: 5 decks (Nilfgaard, Northern Realms, Scoiatael, Monsters, Skellige). Each faction has around 60 cards in total: 5 balanced leader cards, a set of 17 weather and special cards; between 32-38 completely useful, playable and balanced unit cards (including heroes). Cards with instructions for using abilities along with other important game information are included in each deck. Cardboard box with double-sided print. Large cloth battlefield (65×80 cm). The cloth material is dense yet flexible and is easily folded for storage in the box. Tablet with game rules. 4 wooden tokens for scoring points. All cards are large at 5.9 x 11.2 centimetres. Suitable protective sleeves are readily available at a size of 6.1 х 11.2 cm (61х112 mm, or search for “French Tarot” size). Thickness of cards – 300 g/m2. Print quality is good and the text is sharp. We have also created 5 new factions for Gwent 2.0: Redania, Toussaint, Witchers, Wild Hunt, and Velen. Each faction has many new gameplay mechanics, unique battle tactics, appropriate artwork and, of course, good balance. You can find the details about them in our other listings and save on shipping by ordering at the same time, or buy a complete set of all 10 decks. Your parcel will have a tracking number. Delivery from Kyiv, Ukraine is completely safe now.

Gwent cards 2.0 – Witcher – 5 decks with fixed game balance. PREMIUM EDITION

Gwent 2.0 – This is Gwent from Witcher 3 with fixes to improve the balance of the decks and large cloth battlefield. This is the premium edition with extra accessories: 5 cloth storage bags for decks and Temerian steel coin (you can find the standart edition without extra accessories in another listing). Why was rebalancing necessary? Because the power of the decks in the Witcher 3 version was not equal. The Northern Realms and Nilfgaard were too strong because of their spies. Other decks, especially Scoia’tael, were much weaker. The Scoia’tael deck didn’t have strong enough troops or enough effective options for scoring points. The Monster deck was too vulnerable to Frost because of too many close combat troops in its army. The turning of berserkers into bears – Skellige’s chief mechanic – was not efficient enough. The unsurprising result was that spy decks won much more often. We studied all these errors and fixed them. The Northern Realms and Nilfgaard decks were weakened and other decks were strengthened or were given effective tools to fight. As a result, all five decks now have an equal chance of winning. Gwent 2.0 is for players who desire fair card battles! We played hundreds of battles to test the balance, so you can be sure that the gameplay of Gwent 2.0 is much better than that of original Gwent. SCOIA’TAEL Its army has become more agile. Additional guerrilla options were added into this deck (for example, abilities like Vrihedd’s ‘Decoy’ or ‘Scoia’tael Ambush’). ‘Agility’ was also reworked, so now you can move troops to another row right in the middle of a battle. MONSTERS Ranged and siege monsters were strengthened. Now there is no need to focus on close combat monsters, making this deck less vulnerable to Frost. Additionally, we added some new abilities (Gaunter O’Dimm’s ‘Contract’, Caranthir’s ‘Frost’, Necrophages, Foglet). All of them make Monster deck tactics much more complex and varied. SKELLIGE We added additional berserkers and new ways to turn them into bears, making the turning tactic significantly more effective. We also added a new special card ‘Skellige Fleet’ and 3 additional leaders, so now the islanders have 5 leaders like the other factions. NORTHERN REALMS The value of spies was increased, so now careless spy spamming can do more harm than good; players must wait for the right moment to get the best use from them. As compensation some ranged and close combat troops were strengthened, so now players don’t have to rely on siege troops (as was the habit in Witcher 3). Northern tactics overall have become more varied. Also, Sheldon Skaggs and Zoltan Chivay got new ‘battle comrade’ ability. Each of these brave dwarfs can now protect another card from death, especially useful as the Northern ‘tight bond’ troops were very vulnerable to Scorch. NILFGAARD Very strong troops were weakened and the value of spies was increased. The number of medics was reduced, making it harder to draw spies from the discard pile and reuse them. As compensation some cards got a new Emissary ability, which complements the spy gameplay of the Nilfgaardians. Emissaries can be combined with spies to increase their effectiveness. FIXED LEADERS’ BALANCE In Witcher 3 Gwent, some decks had ineffective leaders, while some were very strong. For example, the version of Emhyr which allows players to “draw one card from opponent’s discard pile to your hand” was the strongest leader among all the Nilfgaardian leaders and it was used by players in 90% of cases. At the same time the version which “resurrects one random card from your discard pile (in your favour) and one random card from your opponent’s discard pile (in opponent’s favour)” seemed useless compared to the former, and therefore was almost never used. The same imbalance was also present in some other decks. In Gwent 2.0 we improved the ineffective leaders so now each one in each faction is useful. CARD BALANCE AND ANOTHER FIXES In the Witcher 3 original, unit cards were not equal in strength. Each deck had a set of around 15 very strong cards, which players used in every battle with very little variety. Medium and weak cards were almost never used. We fixed that. Most of the weak cards were either strengthened (by increasing their power or adding some ability) or removed. In Gwent 2.0 each deck has 32-38 completely useful unit cards, so deck building has become more interesting. Details can be seen in the photos. Also, the number of weather cards (Frost, Fog, Rain, Clear Skies) was reduced from 3 to 2 to avoid weather spamming. Major neutral cards (Ciri, Geralt, Yennefer) have a copy for each deck (except Monsters). What is included in this set: 5 decks (Nilfgaard, Northern Realms, Scoiatael, Monsters, Skellige). Each faction has around 60 cards in total: 5 balanced leader cards, a set of 17 weather and special cards; between 32-38 completely useful, playable and balanced unit cards (including heroes). Cards with instructions for using abilities along with other important game information are included in each deck. Cardboard box with double-sided print. Large cloth battlefield (65×80 cm). The cloth material is dense yet flexible and is easily folded for storage in the box. Tablet with game rules. 4 wooden tokens for scoring points. 10 cloth storage bags for decks.Temerian steel coin. All cards are large at 5.9 x 11.2 centimetres. Suitable protective sleeves are readily available at a size of 6.1 х 11.2 cm (61х112 mm, or search for “French Tarot” size). Thickness of cards – 300 g/m2. Print quality is good and the text is sharp. We have also created 5 new factions for Gwent 2.0: Redania, Toussaint, Witchers, Wild Hunt, and Velen. Each faction has many new gameplay mechanics, unique battle tactics, appropriate artwork and, of course, good balance. You can find the details about them in our other listings and save on shipping by ordering at the same time, or buy a complete set of all 10 decks. Your parcel will have a tracking number. Delivery from Kyiv, Ukraine is completely safe now.

Dark Horse 9.5 In The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Dandelion Figurine Replica PVC Statue

The Dark Horse 9.5-inch Dandelion figurine replica is a high-quality PVC statue based on the character from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt video game series. This collectible item is intricately detailed and perfect for fans of the game looking to add a piece of their favorite character to their collection. The Dark Horse brand ensures a level of craftsmanship and authenticity that makes this figurine a must-have for any Witcher enthusiast.

The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Wolf Medallion Metal Paperweight Dark Horse Deluxe w Box

The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Wolf Medallion Metal Paperweight by Dark Horse Deluxe is a high-quality collectible item featuring a design inspired by the popular video game series. This unique paperweight showcases a wolf character from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and comes in a beautifully crafted box, making it a perfect addition to any fan’s collection. Made in China, this officially licensed product is a must-have for any Witcher enthusiast looking to add a piece of the game world to their home.