RAGE- THE COOLEST DEAD TRADING CARD GAME EVER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- I remember playing Rage way be in the day at my cousin Adams house. I can't remember all the rules but lets look at the cards anyway.
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When 'Rage' first came out, my favorite review of it read "If MtG can be compared to being a 'fine wine' then Rage can best be thought of as 'raw meat'."
All I can say is this: Chaotic better be on the list.
Loved Chaotic was ridiculously addicted to it 🤣
I adored RAGE when it came out. It had a great mechanic and was really fun to play with large groups. I still have a ton of cards. Also man, I can just SMELL those cards as you open those foiled packs.
Heresy: Kingdom Come was an interesting game I picked up with some friends at a con and only played with them there (because it was unavailable anywhere else, it was so obscure). The cards were in the 'tarot' format style, which meant they didn't fit in any sleeves available, and the game was a wierd post-apocalyptic (in the most accurate sense) cyberpunk combined with angels and demons having been cast to earth after some wierd technomagic event caused them to become homeless and God to be 'lost'. If you can get hold of it, that would be very cool to see.
Nice someone that knows this jewel !
I have ruined my eyes trying to read the small print on this game lol
Dude I found a huge box of RAGE cards at my thrift store today for $10. I'm a huge card game/board game nerd so I grabbed em on a whim. I can't wait to learn! The box had like 300 cards in it, including 4 starter decks! Even an unopened booster pack! :) I'm excited. The artwork is fantastic!
Jeremy, if you or others are interested, I have a LOT of booster packs and like 6x starter decks of Rage.
I know this post is like 5 years old . . . But do you still have those cards? Are you willing to eBay them?
@@mannyfresh4622 Hello Manny, yeah I do actually. A bunch of them. Is there a desire for them again?
Dude, my oldest brother still has these cards. I remember seeing them when I was a kid. I remember checking them out and thought they looked bad ass.
Loved Rage, though my personal favorite TCG has been Magi-Nation. If you can look past the cartoony, pseudo-anime art style (an art style that never bothered me), you'd be treated with a tcg with pretty unique mechanics that makes it stand out to this day.
Jyhad! It is similar to this in that it still has a very active fan community and gets reprinted every so often through kickstarter and the like. It also was a great translation of the feel of the Vampire the Masquerade RPG to CCG format.
Please do a video on the Battletech TCG. One cool thing about it was that it came with a bag of small washers to use as counters, to keep with the theme of mechanized warfare.
I still love playing the old Legend of the Five Rings. Every turn matters in that game and it looks more like a good game of chess than a "My dudes vs your dudes" game. Vampire: the Eternal Struggle is also a great CCG, which will soon be resurrected.
Great that you take a look at old, mostly forgotten games. Hope you will try them on your channel too ;)
Cheers
Marc
Hell yea! Had this one as a kid. Your opening comments take the words right out of my mouth man!
Game was awesome! Captured the feel of the rpg. Still have it.
Middle Earth, Illuminati,
VtES/Jihad, Dune, Legend of the Burning Sands, Warlords, and 7th Sea. So many dead card games to choose from. All of them would be fun to look at.
Middle Earth is not quite dead; it still has a dedicated group playing it but I don't think they create new cards like the Star Wars players' committee has.
JYHAD*
Donny damn autocorrect:P
Jyhad and Rage was fun.
Drewbe _ there was a dune card game? Like, based off the books? That sounds hype as fuck.
I still have a Rage starter deck and a few packs worth of cards. Jyhad, Star Wars, Star Trek and Towers in Time are some of the other ones I still have. Me and my friends played Jyhad as much as we played MtG back in the day. Glad to see some one is taking the time to showcase these
I've been thinking of starting a dead TCG/CCG collection to play with friends, thanks for covering these!
Wow...that's taking me back. I loved all things White Wolf Games in the 90s. After old D&D but before 3rd Edition/D20, WW was the king of the RPG world.
I wish someone would make a decent "Vampire: The Masquerade" movie. Hell, they could do an entire World of Darkness Cinematic Universe!
I started playing the RPG book system when it first came out, and stumbled on the card game later on and almost had a heat attack i was so excited haha. I still have a ton of cards.
I loved this game!!!! I still have 2 decks! And a bunch of spare cards!!!
The artwork looks really cool. Never heard of this series. I only knew of Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, and Pokemon.
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Was not even around when this card game was around, looks cool though, love the artwork, but hate to be confused since I know nothing of this card game.
I used to play games, but I was witnessed beating my opponent, and was promptly arrested.
LOL Rage that takes me back, was this game made by the same people who brought out the Werewolf RPG? That game was fun. Lately I introduced my friends to Deadlands:Doomtown, been playing some sick games ever since; it is amazing how the combat system works so well at ''balancing'' battles with chance or how a player can start a game with no deeds and be fine. I wish MTG could capture that lightning in a bottle feel one gets in Deadlands:Doomtown!
Ironically because of playing MTG I have even more respect for this game and find it simpler to understand than when I first started playing in 1998, although my friends and I have designed some house rules to work around Fear and movement as those mechanics seemed chunky and not very well thought out. I find it amusing that most of my favorite CCG's were made by WOTC: MTG, Deadlands, Battletech:P
My friend and I collected these cards, because they were so awesome. Last year, he bought 2 of these packs you are showing, we have opened them and tried to play for the first time. It was funny, he won at the end. I always liked the idea that the characters can transform, and some of the art was really bloody/cool.
Do Vampire: the Eternal Struggle sometime in the future. Great vids. Keep up the good work!
SPOILS! Great artwork and mechanics, with a lot of humor injected with the art and card names. While it never seemed to take itself too seriously, it was well executed and didn't take much effort to learn if you were familiar with MTG.
Any game where there is a card called "Torn Signpost" and "Thrown Car" is a good game :)
You can play Rage with all its expansions on Steam with Tabletop Simulator. I just picked it up again myself, I used to have a couple decks back in the 90s.
I always love when dead card games still keep a steady player base. Wish the WoW Tcg was still played more but it can be pretty hard, at least in my area to find anyone playing it
I actually sold all my WOW tcg cards because no one anywhere around me played.
Spellfire was pretty cool for it's time . I still have a box of Jyhad: Vampire the Eternal Struggle cards... that game seemed complicated to me if I remember correctly. If you can find either of those that would be cool.
Ah, Spellfire. It had quite the following where I lived. But it crashed and burned **spectacularly** as TSR died.
Would the old Dragon Dice game be considered a CDG? I can't remember if it had any random dice boosters or was sold all in one set.
At the comic shop I used to frequent they had this and Jyhad. I remember the quality, complexity and frustration trying to get full sets.
Pre-wotc tsr had two games that were awesome. Dungeons and Dragons and Dragon Dice which was a more complex game that’s like a cross between lairs dice meets yahtZee.
Cards were thinner than magic and compared to rage thre to four cards equaled the same thickness. There was 4-5 exspansiins one of which was ravenloft and spelljmers.
Dragon Dice was unique where you could play by themselves or with Dnd 2.5
This was what I played with my buds in the day.... MTG was percieved to be a demonic game by parents back then so we played this... Good stuff man
So refreshing to see cool stuff that’s not magic related
A bit late to this party, but had to say I loved this series. I still own a lot of the cards and plan on teaching my kids to play as soon as I can get to the cards. Sadly in todays world I don't think these cards would make it, they were so unlike magic or anything else in the raw, brutal, unappologetic way the world was shown. Combat cards were brutal, savage and often gory. Other cards depicting half naked women and such. I mean the series wasn't really for kids if you look back but that is what made it stand out at least to me. Unlike magic that gave in to pressure especially from the religious groups, Rage actually went out of its way to say F U to them. Think the card that best encompasses the attitude of the Rage CCG was the Taunt card, a large Werewolf with a bloody bat slung over his shoulder and his other hand raised giving the middle finger.
I actually just opened a sealed Duelist Magazine and it came with a Rage TCG card, seemed cool. It was from Umbra I think. What about Jyhad and Net Runner? I don't think either of them really did well but idk.
Netrunner got remade, like, 10 or 12 years ago by FFG, but has since gone back out of production... the remake was fantastic. Sad loss.
I played this for a while around Umbra release. Definitely remember it. I enjoyed it back then. Played it along side MTG. My sets are in the same box somewhere lol. Probably long gone from moving and being away in the Military. People tend to claim your stuff as theirs while you're gone it seems. Upper Deck was on top of the world in Sports Cards at the time.
Loved Rage, even had a booster of legacy of the tribes at one point.
Booster box
Damn, we have so much in common... Its a shame I disagree with so much said in other videos. I really miss playing Rage. I was the best player in my town. That combo, Mangle with that gift that would stun. And the turning to crinos... The foiled cards from the last expansion, with margrave and king albretch. Just awesome.
update: I still have my collection of old card games, if you want any help, just shout
I played Rage. Had to give it up for Blood Wars. Both great games.
wow, taking me back. I remember a Warhammer themed CCG, Jyhad CCG, Star Trek CCG Spellfire CCG
Back in the 90s my circle of friends played this game. We were pleasantly surprised by how good the game was. However, we were playing Magic, Vampire, Doomtrooper and Shadowfist too. When Netrunner came around we dropped vampire and rage. No reason really. Just what happened. I thought Rage was really a good game. My sons and I are going to be playing the original Netrunner again. Perhaps if they enjoy Netrunner and want to explore ccgs from the 90s more Ill suggest Rage.
Dude, I was huge into this game back in the day.
I remember walking through a shop that went out of business in the 90's and seeing these packs on the ground. They were just being swept up and tossed in the trash.
Rage was so neat for a kid in the 90s.
Excellent video! PLEEEEEEASE do overpower. There are still playgroups all over. That game was so much deeper than it was explored, and a fine tuned rules structure could revive it.
You should do a video on Doom Trooper.
Mateusz Kwietowicz doom trooper was the shit!!
One of the first, next to Wyvern CCG, Netrunner CCG, and Vampire the Eternal Struggle CCG...great stuff. Like VTES, the fansets are legal in tournaments! If i remember correctly, they do a world championship every year as well. I pretend, Hyborian Gates doesn't exists.
Still better card quality than MTG cards released circa current year
I think I still have a couple of Rage promo cards; probably Inquest/Scrye inserts. I did some early promo playing of the Dune ccg; kept the deck provided and ended up selling it 20 years later to a guy trying to finish a set of the promo decks - there was something printed on the cards to differ them from the actual game, which wasn't out yet. Game made about as much sense as Lynch's movie.
Wish they made a V:TM version of this, maybe called "Frenzy" with the same mechanics, just different characters, abilities and keywords. Rage was so much fun!
Maybe people could play Chaos matches with Vampires facing off against Werewolves, or something?
They did. It was Jyhad; later, Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.
I love this game. It was a great group game that forced you to work together while knowing that you could end up fighting each other as the game went on.
I like that other players had to play damage cards for the monsters in the Hunting Grounds that you attacked. Which could make Bluffing really dangerous to do.
Since you are going to Gencon. What are your top events to play in? I've been playing True Dungeon for 10 years and really invested into the game after Warcraft TCG died. I'm also looking forward to MegaGames- "Watch the Skies" RPG.
This crosses over with White Wolf's Vampire: the Masquerade
Way late to the video. Today I was looking through my box of old TCG"s. And... Found my Rage next to Vampire/Jyhad, HP tcg, Kukt, Battletech and Quest for the Holy Grail. Damn... Memories
Again I will shamelessly petition that you do something on Highlander, Warlord, Doom Trooper, 7th Sea, and Shadowfist.
Also Entrail Rend FTW!
I hope raw deal makes the list. I spent hours playing it with my cousin and our friends. Had interesting mechanics and will forever remind me of when the WWF was actually good and still the WWF not the WWE
I really enjoyed collecting this....kinda miss it
I've been considering getting back into Overpower, make a bunch of decks for me and my buddies and get so super hero goodness from back when the comics companies gave a shit.
found this video after finding a random Pumpkin Man in my card collection, mostly sports cards but some whole sets of comic cards as they were huge too. Fleer Ultra was the best quality as far as collection cards go, This card was literally the only card game card I've found mixed in .
I think I remember that being a promo card packed in with a lot of CCG magazines prior to the game's official release!
Really burns my biscuits that WoW TCG didn't last long enough to add monks to their class list.
Can you talk about Chaotic sometime? It was the best card game I've ever played and a big part of my childhood. Sad way it died to.
Whoa ,you've come along way sir. Lol
If you open that whole box one pack will have a foil. The rage foils put any thing MTG has ever put out to shame. This game was the one that created the idea of foil cards in ccg.
I still have all my Rage decks and cards. A few 5k count boxes. Played it up until War of the Amazon when I couldn't get my hands on the set. I remember how sticky the cards always were too.
Love It nice 👍
I played this game when I was about 8 years old. So yeah, that was back in the mid 90's. And I am a Hungarian dude btw, and ofc there was no translation for Hungarians available :) (not for the cards at least). I still have some of these cards with me btw, maybe like 200 pieces of them or so. And I also have some of the good ol' original World of Darkness books. Have these cards and books mainly thanks to my brother.
I have 115 of the Amazon series rage cards including the Dorado foil card
Big fan of VS system TCG. I know they've re-released the game as and LCG but would you mind reviewing the original game? That would be awesome! I have quite a few of the original VS system cards but they are all boxed and I never have time to look at them. It would be cool to take a trip down memory lane. Thanks! Keep up the good work. Its a shame what WOTC has done to such a beautiful game btw.
I used to play this, jyhad(later vampire:the masquerade) and wyvern back in the day...
I loved that TCG. I kinda miss it.
lol love that you did a video on this, thank you
I never played this TCG, but I played the RPG all the time. I still like how they did their systems better than DnD.
It's about time we get some actual gaming content! Not that I hate the drama but it's too much lately.
Is he going to cover force of will?
I picked up a long white box at a Yard sale.its been in my garage for 2 years.
I paid 2$.. can anyone tell me what the going price is and where i can get a book 😁 of rules ,, please help me,, thanks
Still begging for Spellfire. TSR responded to MTG really quickly; I'm pretty certain that they beat Vampire TMQ and Rage to market. I remember playing it while also buying MTG Revised. Unfortunately, by that time TSR was falling apart. Frankly, it has always pissed me off thar WOTC bought out TSR. Nothing could say more about what is wrong with WOTC than 4th edition D&D. #Oldschoolgaming
I would love to see u cover duel Masters a card game i dabbled into a little bit and also the Inuyasha tcg game which i also played Briefly
I have a few decks of the original 1995 first series rage cards including the foil dorado realm
I still have the two original World of Warcraft starter decks lol that would be a good one to see
I have the cards for this game still in the packet but I don’t know how to play
You should look into DoomTrooper
I loved werewolf the apocalypse
Let's play
@@dankyinzer790 well I currently run d nd
Where you at
Dead TCG Suggestions!
G.I. Joe
Mechwarrior/Battletech
Hecatomb
and I think Illuminati would go well with the channel and talking points.
Solid choices, I have never even heard of the G.I. Joe card game. I would like to add Redemption to the list purely for the fact that it is almost as old as MTG and still exists and despite the heavy religious themes is a interesting game to play. I'd love it also if Jeremy could play a game with someone to see the game in action and maybe even give it a personal seal of Bring it Back or some other catchy phrase, LOL. We need more CCG diversity like back in the 90's, felt like I was tripping on CCG's to try:P
I remember werewolf the apocalypse, but not this one lol the art does look pretty slick though
I use these flip Werewolf cards as wolf tokens in when I play magic
The cards actually looked awesome, but I never got to play, played a lot of vampire/ jyhad tho
this game was sweet, also loved the RPG Werewolf
The dead TCG The Wheel of Time. I loved that game. Shame it only lasted for a set and two expansions.
Would love to see a video on VS System, I took a break from magic after fifth dawn and really got into that game, was superior to magic in some ways. And having marvel and dc characters to build decks around was the greatest!
I think wyvern hyborian gates and battle tech have the dopest arts
I miss the old LOTR and AVP card games.
I would second Heresy:KC, Doomtown and Vampire:tes - loved thouse!
Also : Babylon 5 and Orphidian
I played the shit out of this game.
Good times.
Got into this big time. It was either this or magic the gathering. Seems I chose poorly.
Do battletech next! It’s the best least known card game, who doesn’t like huge robots killing each other for the republic and clans hahahaha
Holy smokes... a game related video?? On this channel? Mind blown.. 🤣👍
I know because he is usually just bashing WOTC which is getting kind of annoying not saying that they deserve it but i wish he would calm down on it and just put that into is other channel that he has
Have razorfist as a guest if you're going to do mech warrior.
I Still have Some cards of this game i even had a calendar it think it was from 1996 never really played it i did it for the art
Dude this was the first card game I played! Shadow lords for the win!
I have a full set of this !!!
Will you do a yugioh video, it can be for April fools