Hey sorcerers,
I’m about a month into playing this game. Probably 100 games under my belt. I feel like my win rate is less than 10%. It’s super discouraging. I play mostly on Sorcerers Summit, and in paper when I can.
I just feel like I’m always left not having the right card for the moment. Or getting destroyed by cards I don’t have an answer to. Any tips for getting better?
When I look at Lightning Bolt and Thunderstorm, they feel like they are part of the same pic much like Jihad/Crusade or Formorians, etc
The perspective, field of view (not sure the right term) is different with the two but could be connected with just one pic and make it a triptych.
Yes it's AI for the 2nd pic. Its for a tool for creating an example and showing a what-if visual. Any all actual art definitely should be human created by hand etc etc
Tomoharu is a mtg pro player who also does video content on mtg and tcg related.
He previously did a similar tier list and updated it recently. One can check out the link below:
https://youtu.be/kVcpJxHBPMA?si=BdkRWFH-GU1vCl2q
Of note this tier list is not on how well the tcg plays, but really about business viability for lg owners.
Which also makes me wonder about Haine from wizards den whom used to make sorcery content but has gone quiet ever since after Arthurian legends. Any folks who has been to Japan able to comment on the sorcery scene?
I’m new to the game. I’m wondering how powerful everyone thinks geomancer is in the meta
I think I could say this often - but this week was just a fun, varied week of youtube from Sorcery content creators. I watched/listened and then went back to each of these to listen to a specific point or two. Well done all and thank you for giving me things to watch and consume as I hammer out Jira automations. Kudos!
I’m very curious how I can go about initiating a local scene so that I can create a group for players to play Sorcery near me. Does anyone have experience creating and growing a playgroup at a LGS from the ground up?
Hello sorcerers,
I have played my first game with the gothic precons and boy what fun I had! The game is actually easier than I expected (which does not mean that it's not complex, just less daunting) and the art, oh the art, I felt like I was playing with 4th edition back in the nineties!
I am in love. I would like to get more cards, but since no LGS is selling packs I have to buy a box: should I get beta, Arthurian legends or Gothic?
I would go with beta mainly for the "original" experience, but Gothic is a bit cheaper (and so stylish!). Arthurian Legends... I love the concept, reminds me of Arabian Nights, but I don't know...
What would you suggest? Please keep in mind that I have limited funds, so it's just one box for now!
Hello Sorcerers,
I’ve completely fallen in love with Sorcery cards. I’m close to finishing all four sets, with about $400 left in uniques to complete Gothic. I also have a good number of duplicate uniques and foils that I’d much rather trade than sell—selling just comes with a lot of hassle that I’m not quite ready to deal with.
I’m also pretty new to TCGs in general, and honestly, it feels a bit intimidating trying to learn how to play without a local community. I’ve reached out to every TCG shop in my area to see if they’d consider carrying Sorcery, but so far, none have shown interest.
I really wish there were more support for people like me who are completely new to TCGs. A lot of the “how to play Sorcery” content seems geared toward players who already have experience with other card games. I want to learn, I want to trade, and I want to be part of a community. I’d even be willing to help build one or host events myself—but I don’t want it to feel like the blind leading the blind, since I worry that wouldn’t gain much traction.
The closest place to me in Bakersfield, California that I’ve found that carries Sorcery and hosts events is in Los Angeles, which realistically means committing to a full 12-hour day—about 2 hours to get there and potentially 4+ hours in traffic on the way back.
I guess I’m just feeling a bit down about how excited I am for this game, but not having anyone nearby to share that excitement with.
Here's my analysis of the new Dust Rewards system!
How much is Dust worth?
Can you expect to get more or less Dust?
Is more or less Dust getting distributed to the Sorcery community as a whole?
Will Dust Promos be affected?
What began as a curiosity became a full addiction! Started doing booster box openings and LOVE the art in the game and respect for artists. Currently trying to pull most of my cards for my deck - painful I know. Would like to do content and record some matches. Hopefully in the future!
We have all seen it and had time to consider it. Does this art mean anything for the future Sorcery set?
Hey everyone, we’ve been building a small but consistent Sorcery playgroup in South Florida, and it seems like we might be the only active group in the region right now.
We meet every Thursday at Guildhall in Coconut Creek and currently have around 6 regular players. Our format rotates weekly:
• Learn-to-Play / Precons / Constructed
• Sealed
• 3-Pack Draft
• Precons / Learn-to-Play
Players have been coming from Miami Beach all the way up to Palm Beach Gardens, so we’re trying to make this a central hub for the area.
If you’ve been looking for a place to play or learn Sorcery, come check us out. We’d like to grow the community.
When I look at Lightning Bolt and Thunderstorm, they feel like they are part of the same pic much like Jihad/Crusade or Formorians, etc
The perspective, field of view (not sure the right term) is different with the two but could be connected with just one pic and make it a triptych.
Yes it's AI for the 2nd pic. Its for a tool for creating an example and showing a what-if visual. Any all actual art definitely should be human created by hand etc etc
Hi Sorcerers,
So my question is quite simple and also complex at the same time. I opened quite a few boxes and of course with Boxes comes Bulk especially ordiniaries and exceptionals.
So my Idea was to create with these Beginner Decks to get more People into sorcery. The Decks shouldn‘t be competitive but another flavour as the standard precons. Just a nice Duell Decks which a perfect to fight each other in the beginning to get used to the game.
Do we have any decklist which focus on this idea or is here a good brewer to create decks like Magic Duell decks which should base mostly on ex. and ordiniaries. Or does this make no sense at all to create decks without Uniques and Elites for starters.
With the ordniaries and exceptionals it would be an easy give away to new players.
Best