Hello friends!

In this blog we will cover a most significant change coming to Kards soon - using wildcards instead of resources as a way for players to acquire new cards. We will discuss what wildcards are, how you use them, how you get them and most importantly, why we are making this change.

This blog is part of a series to inform you about all the upcoming changes:

• High-level overview blog
  
• Wildcards (this blog)
  
• National Progression and Achievements
  
• Non-nation specific seasonal ladder
  
• Transition to the new systems or "What happens with my stuff?"

Wildcards


Let’s start with, what is a wildcard? A wildcard is something you can exchange for an actual card of your choosing. Wildcards come in varieties, such as based on rarity. A limited wildcard can for instance be turned into any limited rarity card in the game. Wildcards can also be nation specific, so you can have for instance a German limited wildcard.


Creating new cards using Wildcards

Wildcards are a much stronger visual medium for players to learn and use than the current resource system and this is the main reason why we are making this change - we saw that many newer players had a hard time understanding how to actually go about using their resources to full effect. Wildcards offer players a more directed crafting experience, which helps newer players in particular. There are three more strong reasons for this change:

1. First off, the resource system doesn’t really kick in until players start to get duplicates of cards they already have the maximum amount of. This was an issue for newer players with small collections, as they had a hard time getting resources, at a time when they needed them the most. In the current system, gold cards offer newer players the best avenue to extra resources, but this is a very hidden feature, plus many players loath to lose their gold cards. With the new system, it is easier to provide new players with wildcards for them to start crafting decks sooner, in a much more hassle-free manner.
   
   
2. Secondly, we want to give players a stronger path to progress in a specific nation - currently, the rewards in the game are either random (like cards from packs) or generic (like resources), making it difficult for players to focus on progressing a specific nation above others. With the new national level progression (see another blog), players will be getting nation specific wildcards, helping them progress faster in that particular nation. This gives players a focus and helps them in setting goals.
   
   
   Nation specific elite Wildcards
   
   
3. Finally, as a part of introducing wildcards, we are also making gold cards be true vanity items. Currently, gold cards have a dual functionality of being a vanity item to bling your collection, but also an important source of resources. This dual functionality has limited gold cards severely, meaning they haven’t had the chance to really shine (pun intended). After this change, gold cards can no longer be broken down for resources. This means we can be much more liberal in giving out gold cards, as we no longer have to worry as much about them inflating the economy. Note that we also intend in the near future to upgrade the look of gold cards.

As stated above, wildcards are associated with rarity and can be nation specific. This means we have 24 different types of wildcards - 1 for each nation at each of the four rarity levels, plus 4 more generic ones, that are not tied to a specific nation. So a German limited wildcard can be used to craft a German limited card, while a generic limited wildcard can be used to craft a limited card for any nation. Note that the minor nations (currently France and Italy) do not have nation specific wildcards, only generic wildcards can be used to craft them. The reason why we have nation specific wildcards is to be able to reward players more directly with progression in a specific nation.

The wildcards are not actual cards you will see in your collection. Instead, to get an overview of the wildcards you own - hover over the new wildcard icon. This will show a popup window listing how many wildcards you have of each type. Note that it is not possible to exchange a wildcard for another.

Crafting using wildcards is very similar to how you craft today with resources - select the card you want to craft and below it is a button to craft it. The button shows what wildcard you will use, a nation specific wildcard will always be used if available before using a generic one.


Now we get to the final part, which is discussing how you get wildcards in the game. There are four sources for wildcards in the game:

1. Progression rewards
   Wildcards are often given as rewards in the new national level system (the rewards here tend to be nation specific wildcards), as well as in draft.
   
   
   (Edit on Feb 8: Above image has been updated with the latest in-game example screenshot)
   Collecting Wildcards as rewards through the new national progression path.
   
   
2. From Packs
   Packs can contain wildcards, of any rarity (higher rarities less likely). The wildcards in packs tend to be generic, not nation specific.
   
   
   Wildcards when opening packs
   
   
3. For every 6th pack opened
   You get a bonus wildcard for every 6 packs you open. For this purpose, Officer Packs count as 2 packs. The wildcard received rotates over time, as follows:
   
   Limited > Limited > Special > Limited > Limited > Special > Limited > Limited > Elite > New cycle
   
   These bonus wildcards are always generic. You will be able to track in client how close you are to receiving a bonus wildcard.
   
   
4. From Crate
   The Crate fills up as you open duplicates of cards you already have the maximum amount of. The higher the rarity of the card that goes into the crate, the more the Crate fills up. You will be able to track how close the Crate is to being full (as a percentage). When the Crate has filled up, you can open it up to get rewards, including gold cards, high rarity wildcards and a draft ticket. You can fill the Crate multiple times.
   
   
   Crate concept

That is all for the wildcards, please let us know your thoughts on them, we really appreciate your feedback.

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Also, make sure to keep an eye out for the transition blog, where you learn how your hard earned resources will be morphed into wildcards when the new system lands.

Finally for more information on all of this make sure you tune in to the Bunker Chat, where we cover all these changes and more, on the 29th of January at 16:00 UTC on www.twitch.tv/kardsccg

Following the high popularity of our previous National offers (one bundle for each nation containing several national card packs + a selected national card back), and on popular demand, we have created another round of National bundles for you!

As always, these bundles contain something special. This time, you can claim National Officer packs for the first time!



National Officer packs contain 7 cards (compared to 5 cards from a regular pack), and all of those cards are from a single nation! Each pack contains guaranteed 2 limited cards and at least 1 Special or Elite card. The perfect tool to build up specifically one nation.

But there is more to it!

Each of these new bundles also contain a brand new, nation-specific board decoration. We keep the exact details as a surprise for you to discover over the next few weeks, keep your eyes on the news!

For the next five weeks, from January 26th to March 1st, a new National bundle will become available in the KARDS Store every week with a significant discount.

Don’t hesitate too long though, each bundle will be available for one week only!

Hello KARDS Community!

It’s a new year, but some things stay the same! Sorta…

Last year, we introduced a monthly AMA and we loved having this fixed window to hear from the community. We are happy to announce that we will be doubling down on this space and continuing with a monthly communication broadcast, now affectionately known as the monthly Bunker Chat!

The difference from last year, is that we will be changing the format between broadcasts depending on what is going on with Kards at any given time.

The first monthly Bunker Chat will take place on the 29th of January at 16:00 UTC, live on www.twitch.tv/kardsccg!

In this broadcast, we will give a presentation on some of the upcoming changes to Kards followed by a live Q&A in Twitch chat!

So make sure you tune in and ask your questions about the upcoming changes in chat! We look forward to seeing you for the first bunker chat of 2021!

Good luck on the battlefield!

We are very excited to share with you guys that we are currently working on a major overhaul of the Kards progression systems.

As some of you may have heard us mention before, we have been so focused on the “playing cards'' part of the game that other aspects may have suffered to some extent. We feel now is the time to give those parts some serious love as well to improve the overall gaming experience of Kards for new players and veterans alike.

To inform you in the best possible way, we are publishing a series of blogs on these changes over the next days:

• High-level overview blog (this blog)
  
• Wildcards and Resources
  
• National Progression and Achievements
  
• Non-nation specific seasonal ladder
  
• Transition to the new systems or "What happens with my stuff?"

This blog gives you a high-level overview and especially explains the motivation behind our plans.

Before we go into details, we want to start by explaining what we want to accomplish with these changes.

• Allow you guys to better control where you go with your card collection, thereby making it easier to build the decks you want to play.
  
  "Use Zee Germans to improve Zee Germans"

• Simpler and more elegant card creation and a more economically fair way to get the specific cards you want.
  
• Separating bling and value, so you don’t have to make an uncomfortable choice between the two if you really want both.
  
  “No more 1 - 320 exchange rate of doom when recycling to craft your Elites”

• Give you clearer short-term and long-term goals and more logical ways to reach those goals and reap the rewards.
  
• Separate national progression and competitive ladder progression.
  
  “A + B = Elite Golden C”

With these objectives in mind, what exact systems do we want to introduce, revamp and in some cases phase out altogether?


For each of the main nations, you will have a new national progression path that allows you to earn experience and rewards for that nation: National Wildcards, Gold cards from that nation, National Packs, National Cardbacks, National Emotes, plus some Gold, Draft tickets etc. You will progress in this system simply by playing and, while winning will make you progress slightly faster, putting in the time and effort is the main driver of progression.

We have never been 100% satisfied with the Achievements system, and it has always been a bit hidden and difficult for players to base their goals on. So, since there is a big overlap with the new national progression system, we have decided to phase out Achievements completely (at least for the time being in its current form). In the new system you will be earning rewards more consistently before and the rewards are more focused around the nation you are playing. This means how you decide to spend your time in game will dictate your progression. With this we want players to have a clearer view of their progression, and more control over it.

How the transition will take place and what happens to the work you have already put into achievements, will be explained in subsequent blogs and announcements.


National progress. Work in progress.
(Edit on Feb 8: Above image has been updated with the latest in-game example screenshot)


Wildcards are cards you can get from packs and by other means that can be used to create any specific card of the same rarity level as the wildcard used.

We are confident that Wildcards are a much more elegant, fun and fair way for players to acquire the specific cards they want, instead of grinding for resources and surplus cards to craft something meaningful. In some ways, the current gold cards did serve as a sort of wildcard but this was not clearly visible or user friendly and also forced players to make a choice between owning a nice gold version of a card or converting it into resources, creating an unnecessary conflict in some cases.

As with before, the exact details of what happens to your current resources and gold cards, will follow soon in blogs and announcements.



Wildcards


Because the current seasonal ladder offers a lot of rewards depending on the Nation being played, we felt it overlapped too much with the new national specific progression system.

So we opted to simplify the current ladder, making it more competitive to reach the top and more about status and bragging rights than rewards.

It didn’t really make sense that the most advanced and experienced players with big collections were getting the most cards from this system while players outside of the top few hundred players were struggling to get cards they needed to complete their decks.

In the new Kards ecosystem, the national progression system is the main driver of your collection, while ranked play drives your status through prestige and cosmetics. Overall the amount of rewards in the game will be higher and more consistent, hopefully allowing for a great player experience.



Rank icons


The exact details of when and how these systems will be rolled out and the transitions, what happens to your current gold cards, resources, achievements etc. will be explained in separate, subsequent blogs and announcements following this quick introduction.


We are pretty confident we are on the right track with these changes to allow you to use your time and money more deliberately and clearly when playing Kards in order to make the whole experience more logical and, most importantly, more fun.

We would love to get feedback from you guys, our awesome community, at this point and during the next phases, so please share your insights with us and make sure to stay tuned for further information.

Provide feedback!

Hey Kards community!

It is time to get to know the participants of the first Officer Club Championship of 2021. They will be playing for their share of the $1000 prize pool. The top 12 players on the ladder at the end of the previous season qualify for the Officer Club Championship, so let’s congratulate the following players for their qualification:

1. Jking7
   
2. Blue_Blast
   
3. AriBigBehn
   
4. Innocent Bubbles
   
5. Darkness
   
6. 辉辉呀
   
7. ComTruise
   
8. CCMS - 031
   
9. Drogear
   
10. Berto Burrito
    
11. Liszt
    
12. 塞雷娅

In this format, the top 4 players on the ladder are guaranteed a quarter final spot in the tournament while the remaining 8 players will face each other for the final 4 slots in the tournament.

The $1000 prize pool will be split in the following way:

• 1st place - $500
  
• 2nd place - $300
  
• 3rd place - $200

In the OCC, players have to bring three decks from three different major nations and once a player wins a match using a certain deck in a series. They can not bring that same deck again until the following round. This means that in order to win the tournament, the winning player will have to win with each of their decks, making each player only as strong as their weakest deck, surely making for some exciting and entertaining matches!

The Officers Club Championship (OCC) will take place on the 23rd of January at 15:00 - 22:00 UTC.

Join us for all the action and experience a unique insight into the highest level of play in KARDS on www.twitch.tv/kardsccg , www.facebook.com/kardsccg, our Youtube channel, or the Steam store page.

Did ya'll had some great Holidays and enjoyed playing KARDS during the season?

Today, 12th of January, we are updating KARDS with card balance changes and bug fixes.



Additionally, to celebrate the first KARDS update of the year, we have new special offers in the KARDS shop - make sure to check them out!

We thank all of our engaged players and the KARDS community in general for reporting bugs and discussing the game balance.

If you want to get involved as well, please join us on Discord!

Before we go into the details, we invite you to watch our latest patch preview with developer Olikrummi and expert Innocent Bubbles.



Now, onto the patch notes details!


📜 Read our latest dev blog on the card balance changes to discover the details and to explore the background info!

FLAMMPANZER

Deployment: Destroy target enemy ground unit with cost 1 or less.
(Was: Deployment: Destroy target enemy unit with cost 1 or less.)

17th RIFLE REGIMENT

Operation cost increased by 1 to now 2 Kredits.

RUSH PRODUCTION

Cost increased by 1 to now 1 Kredit.

NIGHT WITCHES

Add a POLIKARPOV PO-2 OR FROM THE PEOPLE to hand. Shuffle NIGHT WITCHES into your deck.
(Was: Add a POLIKARPOV PO-2 and FROM THE PEOPLE to hand. Shuffle NIGHT WITCHES into your deck.)

ENCIRCLEMENT

Cost increased by 1 to now 3 Kredits.

BOLSTER THE RANKS

Cost increased by 1 to now 4 Kredits.

SEABORNE INVASION

Cost increased by 1 to now 9 Kredits.

COUNTER OFFENSIVE

Target infantry or tank gets +2+2 for each damaged unit on the battlefield.
(Was: Target infantry or tank gets +1+1 for each damaged unit on the battlefield.)

BARRAGE

Choose one - enemy units have -3 attack this turn OR deal 5 damage to a ground unit.
(Was: Choose one - enemy units have -2 attack this turn OR deal 4 damage to a ground unit.)

EXPLOIT THE GAP

Cost reduced by 1 to now 6 Kredits.

HEINKEL HE 219

When your HQ is damaged by a ground unit, deal 1 damage to the enemy HQ.
(Was: When your HQ is damaged by a non-HEINKEL HE 219 source, deal 1 damage to the enemy HQ.)

P-51 MUSTANG

Deployment: Deal 5 damage to a random enemy air unit.
(Was: Deployment: Give enemy air units +1 operation cost.)

DIVE BOMBING

Give an enemy unit -3 attack and -1 defense until the start of your next turn.
(Was: Give an enemy unit -2 attack and -1 defense until the start of your next turn.)

SURPRISE ATTACK

Cost decreased by 1 to now 1 Kredit.

CALL TO THE COLONIES

Cost reduced by 1 to now 4 Kredits.

• EMPIRE OF THE SUN draws fewer cards than the target enemy unit attack value if the attack value was buffed from a M8 Greyhound. Fixed.
  
• Enemy air unit receives another debuff from the 37mm ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN when returning after being controlled by CONFUSION. Fixed.
  
• AICHI D3A-2 doesn't lose buff from another AICHI D3A-2 after using the CONFUSION order on one of them and destroying it. Fixed
  
• Pz. BEFEHLSWAGEN 35t makes you draw M4A1 from your deck when its effect triggers. Fixed.
  
• 120mm M1 GUN wasn't resetting correctly after leaving the board and played again. Fixed.
  
• C-47 SKYTRAIN was giving back the kredits spent by Ki-61 TONY from its trigger effect. Fixed.
  
• FW 200 CONDOR's deployment effect wasn't correctly canceled by EVASIVE ACTION. Fixed.
  
• Destruction effect removals are not resetting when after-affected cards left the board and played again. Fixed.
  
• Cards that kept immunity after losing OUTMANUEVER's effect would still lose the visual icon. Fixed.
  
• Card backs are overlapped by cards in the "Collection" tab after double-clicking on "Card back". Fixed.
  
• The KARDS Store banner doesn't change after clicking on the "Change banner" button. Fixed.
  
• The Chinese font has been updated to fix issues with its readability.
  
• Several incorrect translations have been fixed.
  
• Keywords in the Chinese translation are now in bold font (similar to other languages).

Give us a thumbs up if you like this update.

👉 We also welcome more feedback in the comments below and on KARDS Discord!

Have fun and enjoy!

2020 is behind us now, and what a fabulous year it was… for KARDS!

We’re starting the new year off with a bang of a balance patch, ready to wreck ruin on all your decks to usher the new year in with style.

This patch will hit the nearest battlefield tomorrow, January 12th, so brace yourself.



The last few balance patches were not accompanied by a dev blog, which made some people sad.

Sad is bad, as the saying goes and as we’re banned from hugging you to make you feel better, we’re forced to do the next best thing, which is publishing a new dev blog.

So here we are.

In light of the new times, we’re shaking things up slightly - instead of going by nations, the card changes are being grouped into three categories - nerfed cards, underused card buffs and strategic buffs. Read on to find out what these enigmatic terms mean.

Per usual, the patch tomorrow will also see numerous bug fixes, stay tuned for the full patch notes for further details.


The first category consists of cards we want to tune down in power for one reason or another.

This can be because the card is too strong, sees too much play, is too oppressive in certain scenarios, or we want to tone down a specific strategy the card empowers.

For this category, success is based on the tears shed.



The Flammpanzer is a very important tool in keeping aggressive decks in check, and we want to keep it like that.

But it does a bit too much and the once-popular British small air deck has suffered because of the Fire in the Sky panzer.


This card is very powerful in the lower brackets of the game and in draft. Slowing it down takes the sting out of it a little bit while maintaining its powerful abilities. This should still be a popular choice for newer players, just not as oppressive.


Rush Production is best known for its role as the Kredit generating villain in the infamous Baby Combo deck. But in recent months it has been getting credits in other productions as well, playing its stereotypical role of a ‘puke-your-hand-out’ enabler.

Good villain roles are always appreciated, but this one needs to go back to its sideshow roots.


This change retains the ‘endless’ value of the card, but reduces its power significantly.

While the Soviet value decks are not over-performing, they can lead to fairly long and tedious battles, which reliable sources tell us is boring if encountered too frequently.


When we added the Blitz clause to this card a few months back, it saw Encirclement blitz into top tier status overnight.

At the time, aggressive decks needed a bit of love, but now they have too much love, so we are scaling this card back or we will end up with a spoiled brat.


Bolster the Ranks saw the advent of a new archetype of sorts, where operation cost matters much more.

This archetype has been very successful, so successful in fact that we are required to bolster the cost of the card to 4.

This will not kill the archetype, as we like it in general, but does slow it down a bit.


Since this card came out we’ve seen an invasion of new cards that increase its potential power.

With this borne in mind we sea no other option but to increase the cost to 9.


This category has cards that see play so rarely that when they do pop up you wonder if your opponent is a genius or a madman (often both).

For this category, success is based on damns given.


The damaged unit theme the Soviets have is pretty weak right now, but has big potential in the future, especially as, believe it or not, units do tend to get damaged in the normal course of a battle.

Strengthening this card is not going to propel this understrength strategy into the forefront, but is a step in that direction.


Barrage is not intended to be a strong card, but rather a role-player for newer players and in draft. Nevertheless, the two choices it gives are currently so weak that the choice tends to be not to play the card at all.

So we are making the card slightly more appealing for its intended audience.


Exploit the Gap has a huge potential ceiling, but requires a lot of hoops to jump through.

Too many hoops it turns out as the card sees very little play. Let’s hope a lower cost sees the card hop, skip and jump to a higher play rate.


This final category sees cards that we want to strengthen for various strategic reasons.

This can be to promote a deck archetype we feel is underplayed, to strengthen a tool against a popular strategy or, most importantly, just to mess with our players (don’t tell them).

For this category, success is based on the amount of ant farms upset.


In the Allegiance set we introduced the you-hurt-me-I-hurt-you theme for the Germans on a couple of cards.

While Retaliation has seen a fair amount of play, the Heinkel has never really taken off. Part of the problem is that the old version reads like a Poe horror story.

The new version reads much cleaner and even if it is a slightly less powerful ability, it more than makes up for it with a lower cost.

Will it still be stuck on the ground? Nevermore!


This iconic plane sees no play, for a good reason. We want to put it in the spotlight where it should be.

More importantly, we are anticipating more air decks showing up, or at least more decks with a few powerful air units, and want to create more tools to deal with them.


Dive Bombing is a versatile, but not overly powerful, tool. It acts as a removal against many small, aggressive units, but can also soften up a unit before attacking into it, or simply buy you time by reducing incoming damage next turn.

We don’t want to strengthen Dive Bombing as a removal tool, but we do want to strengthen its other applications, hence the change.


A pin-based strategy is rarely seen except in a handful of decks aiming to drag the game out.

While we are wary of strengthening non-interactive strategies too much, we feel this change to Surprise Attack gives a solid boost to pin-strategies without causing too many issues.


France is finally crawling out of the shadow of Resistance decks and exploring other deck strategies.

We want to encourage these attempts and this change to Call to the Colonies makes an already decent card quite potent in several archetypes.


That’s it for now. It will be interesting to see how these changes affect the metagame once the patch is live tomorrow, January 12th.

Look out for the full patch notes with information on various bug fixes as well. We have many more changes and additions coming in the upcoming weeks and months, so stay tuned.

We’ll see you on the battlefield, commander!

The Holiday season in KARDS arrives with a bang! This time, we have something very special for you.


https://store.steampowered.com/app/1471390/

The Starter Pack DLC contains the following items:

• 2 Base Packs (with 5 cards each from the base set)
  
• 2 Allegiance Packs (with 5 cards each from the Allegiance Expansion)
  
• 2 Draft tickets (allowing you to compete in draft mode and earn rewards)
  
• 80 Resources to create new cards
  
• The special Steam card back

This Starter Pack regularly costs $9.95 - but on December 21st, it is free for everyone! This is a special gift from the team to all KARDS fans, new players, and veterans alike.

Spread the word and get everyone using this 100% Discount on December 21st. Even if you have purchased the in-game welcome pack, you still can and should use this Starter Pack.


Note: You can claim the DLC even if you don’t own KARDS, but you can’t use its content until you have installed KARDS and completed the tutorial.

After a fantastic year in KARDS (just to name the highlights: we released KARDS, had two expansions, and one World Championship), it is time to be festive and enjoy the Holidays with gifts from the team.

This time, we have something very special for you.




The Holiday season in KARDS arrives with a bang: We give everyone the Starter Pack DLC for free on December 21st!

The Starter Pack DLC contains the following items:

• 2 Base Packs (with 5 cards each from the base set)
  
• 2 Allegiance Packs (with 5 cards each from the Allegiance Expansion)
  
• 2 Draft tickets (allowing you to compete in draft mode and earn rewards)
  
• 80 Resources to create new cards
  
• The special Steam card back

This Starter Pack regularly costs $9.95 - but on December 21st, it is free for everyone! This is a special gift from the team to all KARDS fans, new players, and veterans alike.

Spread the word and get everyone using this 100% Discount on December 21st. Even if you have purchased the in-game welcome pack, you still can and should use this Starter Pack.

Don’t hesitate; the free DLC is available only on the 21st of December (UTC) after that it becomes paid.

Note: You can claim the DLC even if you don’t own KARDS, but you can’t use its content until you have installed KARDS and completed the tutorial.




Following the free Starter Pack gift, we also invite you to celebrate the upcoming Holiday season together with KARDS.

During the season, you can celebrate with a special daily Holiday bonus for each first win of the day. Simply log into KARDS between December 22nd and 28th, play some PVP matches, and win at least one match.

These Holiday gifts include card packs (standard and Officer Packs), gold, draft tickets, and more. Of course, we also have festive visuals ready to make the Holiday season visually even more pleasing.

Enjoy!


There are more goodies waiting for you! This is the season to be festive, to enjoy great discounts and new bundles. Here is what we have ready for you!


We kick off the season of special discounts with the brand new Japanese Special Offer. This completes, for now, the cycle of Nation-themed offers and contains:

• Imperial Army Star card back
  
• 5 Japan National Packs
  
• 1 Random Japan Elite Card

Available only until December 22nd.


The Festive Bundle continues the discount season. This is the perfect time to enjoy and be merry with Officer Packs and the very special emote. Enjoy a little from everything in stock!

• 1 Base Officer Pack
  
• 1 Allegiance Officer Pack
  
• 1 Breakthrough Officer Pack
  
• Emote: Ho! Ho! Ho!

The Festive Bundle is available from December 21st to January 1st.


The highlight of the discount season is the Holiday Special. Enjoy a little gift to yourself each day or gobble it all immediately; it is up to you – it is, after all, the Holidays.

• 3 Base Officer Packs
  
• 3 Allegiance Officer Packs
  
• 3 Breakthrough Officer Packs
  
• 2 Base Packs
  
• 2 Allegiance Packs
  
• 2 Breakthrough Packs
  
• 3 Draft Tickets
  
• Emote bundle

The Holiday Special is available from December 21st to January 1st.

Enjoy this year’s Holiday Season and our gifts to you for the fantastic year 2020 in KARDS.

Hello Kards community!

After an amazing World Championship finals where CCMS-031 emerged victorious, we continue with spectacular KARDS tournament action to finish off the official 2020 competitive calendar.

This weekend we will see the final 8 competitors play to victory in the December Officer Club Championship and in the KARDS Open #3 run with 983 Media.

For the first time, you will be able to see the new Breakthrough cards in action during an official KARDS tournament. What have the best KARDS players up their sleeves? What decks will they bring?

All of the action will be live on the Kards CCG Twitch channel, so for everyone starting their Christmas vacation, don’t worry you will have plenty of Kards to keep you occupied over the weekend!

These are the times for the broadcasts this weekend:

Saturday, December 19th - 15:00 - 22:00 UTC

Sunday, December 20th - 15:00 - 22:00 UTC

What breakthroughs will the players bring to the OCC top 8 and what Pauper deck will reign supreme? Find out live on www.twitch.tv/kardsccg