Heavy Hitters is the best new player player experience in the last few years. Another thing to consider, are the talented sets. A new player could invest in Part the Mistveil or Rosetta and have 90% of what they need for multiple heroes. Also since the they were introduced, Mechanologists is the most siloed class. They do not require any of the more expensive generics and have multiple play styles within their hero pool. Another perk is that Bright Lights boxes can be found on a discount and any expansion slot (printed for heroes outside of the set) cards pulled have high value to be sold or traded. Lastly, if you are a board gamer or are recruiting one, the Round the Table set is the way to go. 4 heroes of different classes of scaling complexity that are great starting points. Ira is the best new player experience and Melody teaches combos and pitch stacking. Professor transitions you into Bright Lights and Brevant has a new Guardian mini set coming next year. Bonus: Terra and Jarl are in a good spot as well due to Rosetta's recent release and the upcoming Guardian set. Plus the market is flooded with Tales of Aria cards for older Earth and Ice cards.
Flesh and Blood is such a great TCG, loving to jump into it!
FLESH AND BLOOD! Good times, sir!
I love the game, it's such a blast.
Heavy Hitters is the best new player player experience in the last few years.
Another thing to consider, are the talented sets. A new player could invest in Part the Mistveil or Rosetta and have 90% of what they need for multiple heroes.
Also since the they were introduced, Mechanologists is the most siloed class. They do not require any of the more expensive generics and have multiple play styles within their hero pool. Another perk is that Bright Lights boxes can be found on a discount and any expansion slot (printed for heroes outside of the set) cards pulled have high value to be sold or traded.
Lastly, if you are a board gamer or are recruiting one, the Round the Table set is the way to go. 4 heroes of different classes of scaling complexity that are great starting points. Ira is the best new player experience and Melody teaches combos and pitch stacking. Professor transitions you into Bright Lights and Brevant has a new Guardian mini set coming next year.
Bonus: Terra and Jarl are in a good spot as well due to Rosetta's recent release and the upcoming Guardian set. Plus the market is flooded with Tales of Aria cards for older Earth and Ice cards.
Awesome write up. Thank you for this comment!