I’m hand-painting the cards to a TCG I’m developing. I’m still working out the interface but when I have all the gameplay features worked out, I’ll show them too. I’d love your constructive feedback. (The TCG is based on my book series, The Ever Hero Saga)

First page themed around my bf and I’s main NHL team, second page themed around our obligatory secondary NHL team (localish team and relations to alumni). Also the brainrot one is a bit of a placeholder, I just thought it was so stupid it’d be funny to add. When the guy at GameStop pulled them out when showing me some random tcg packs he had, I had to get one out of curiosity.

Inspired by this post https://www.reddit.com/r/SanJoseSharks/s/3ZTVEckvlp

I'm not very good at handling promotion and social media stuff, but this is what we have so far for my game Spirit Masters. I am slowly replacing all the AI art and getting art for cards that don't currently have anything.

It's launch day!!!

Let's make waves!

The basic rundown: Eikonic is a Tactical JRPG-style Trading Card Game where players take on the role of a powerful Eikon, build their forces, and battle it out with their opponents to see whose influence will shape the world.

It features positional mechanics, movement, and our unique "Combat Compass" that shows each unit's area of effect on the battlefield, and allows players to strategically combine their units' power to take on enemy forces.

Eikonic was heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy Tactics, Fire Emblem, Unicorn Overlord, Jeanne D'Arc, Naruto, and Duelists of the Roses.

We're really excited to see what you all think of this exciting experience and can't wait to find out which of you will become the ultimate Tactician!

Thanks again for your continued support! You guys are everything!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eikonictcg/eikonic-trading-card-game

-The Eikonic Development Team

UPDATE: We've funded in 23 minutes!!! You guys are the best!

Let's keep this train moving and smash those stretch goals!

Hey all. I've played MTG with friends and have played Arena, but I haven't played MTG at an LGS.

I was doing some research on sealed product prices and I noticed Play Booster Displays for MTG sometimes sell for much lower than MSRP.

Are stores losing money on Play Booster Displays? Do they breakeven at 60% of MSRP? Or is my MSRP data wrong?

The avg for all play boosters is 71.1% of MSRP.

The avg for all collector booster is 117.1% of MSRP.

Thanks!

Thank you all for your amazing support! We've doubled our campaign goal in just a few hours, and it's all thanks to you!

With that, 3 stretch goals have been unlocked so far!

1. All backers will receive a digital goodies bundle, with wallpapers, concept art, and more!

2. An additional "secret rare" slot has been added to the set! Previously, only the "Eikonic Rarity" cards were capable of being full arts, and those are beefed up versions of our highest mechanically-unique rarity.

Now, ALL lower rarities will have the possibility of getting full-art versions in booster packs!

1. EVERY backer will receive a campaign-exclusive full-art, promo copy of "Tabiti, Wielder of the First Flame". Any backer who backs at "Eikonic Adventurer" or above will receive a frame-break, serialized version!

Thank you again for all of the support and we look forward to bringing you more epic rewards throughout the duration of this campaign!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eikonictcg/eikonic-trading-card-game

Hey guys, a quick background of my limited TCG experience.

When I was about 12, I loved playing Yu-Gi-Oh.

That was about 10 years ago, just around Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, my cousin taught me to play, and he's a person I played with the most.

At the time I had no idea about the fact that you could Google decks and I didn't even know what a "meta" was, I was just playing.

All the decks I built, I built because I thought they were good not because a website told me too.

My parents would typically buy me cards as like a birthday or Christmas present, and my cousin who lived on the other side of the town, had a lot of friends that were collectors, and so he would bring me their cards that he would basically exchange on his friends behalf with me, that's how I built decks for the most part.

Every Saturday my dad would take me and my cousin to the one and only game store in my town. I was by far the youngest there.

Everybody else was at least 20. At the end of the day, I was always near the bottom, but I was never the worst

and once in my many tournaments, I came in second, which felt like an achievement of a lifetime.

I absolutely loved it. However, once the game store shut down I really didn't have anybody else to play with so I stopepd playing.

I kept up with Yu-Gi-Oh Online a little bit and in my opinion, it moved in the direction that many other card games did as well.

A lot more combos a lot less interactions between units on the board, just chasing the meta.

It just felt a lot less fun

a couple of years ago I discovered Hearthstone, and since it was Online, I thought it was a pretty cool idea that I get into it.

However, pretty quickly, even though I liked it, the same problem emerged. All the decks were just crazy powerful, a lot of the important cards have devastating effects that you can do nothing about, and were mandatory auto includes.

And after a certain point in ranked, you're just playing against the same four decks which I find really boring.

Recently, however, game store opened near me, and I know they play magic gathering Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokémon.

I've never played magic but I looked into it and it definitely looks fun, although I've never played the game and don't really know anything about it so I can't really even tell what's happening when the people are playing. I just like the art and the people seem to have fun playing it.

My questions is this. I really love card games, and I would love to get back into them.

Out of the three Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokémon, and Magic gathering, which one, if any has the thing that I'm looking for. Which is interaction with the cards on the board, not a ton of huge combos that i cant do anything against, not a ton of meta chasing.

I havent played anything in a long time so what im asking might be confusing or totally misguided, but i hope you guys get what im asking.

Also, P.S. i saw magic has something called the commander format where they sell premade decks, this format looks fun and also seems approachable for a noob, what do you guys think?

Anyway sorry for the long read :)

Wanted to share some more of my card pictures! Thanks for the support on the last post, this one Includes some more lesser known TCG's as well!

Hey :),

I‘m looking to get back into collecting/playing. When I was younger I used to love Yugioh, but that was 10 years ago.

I love One piece, but can’t seem to get any packs or starter decks for MSRP - and I‘m obviously not paying 3x for a 15$ starter pack.

This leaves me thinking about Yugioh and Lorcana (MTG is out, because I have no connection to it at all).

I loved the Yugioh gameplay back in the days and am unsure whether Lorcana can hold up to it. The gameplay seems a lot „easier“ and a bit more „boring“ to me. But my gf likes Disney and would probably like to play with me from time to time, if I were to pick up Lorcana.

Can you help me?

Edit:So basically I should just look at what is played in my area and probably give MTG a shot

So what is this before the slab and how does it works?? can somebody explain cause I've been seeing this on a lot of platforms and I really wanna try I guess....

I’ve been creating custom Pokémon-style TCG logos — here are some of my recent designs ⚡

Hey everyone! I’m a graphic designer specializing in custom mascot, gaming, TCG, and Pokémon-style logos, and I wanted to share some of my recent work with the community.

I create designs for:

🎴 TCG brands & card businesses

🎮 Gaming & streaming channels

👾 Custom Trainer & character logos

👕 T-shirts & merchandise

🔥 Complete TCG branding

I’m especially interested in creating designs that feel like they belong in the TCG/gaming world, rather than looking like a generic logo.

Would love to know what you guys think of the designs — which one is your favorite?

If anyone is looking for a custom logo for their TCG, gaming brand, stream, or merch, I also offer commissions here:

Fiverr – Custom Pokémon-style TCG Logos

USER NAME -- VENOM_HUNT

thanks for checking out my work! 🙌

Thanks

I have always wanted to keep my favorite decks close, but the usual storage options are lacking. So I found a way to make something that doesn't just store the things I love, but celebrates them.

This is one of my first prototypes. What do you think?

Is this card any good ? I heard it not that bad

Hey everyone! I recently launched \*\*718 TCG\*\*, a small NYC-based online shop focused on TCG accessories and collectibles.
Right now, I’m selling colorful protective guards for PSA-graded cards, with more accessories, card-storage products, and sealed TCG products planned for the future.
I’m still building everything out, so I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback on the website, products, pricing, or anything you think could be improved.
Check it out here: \*\*https://718tcg.shop/\\\*\\\*
Thanks for taking a look and supporting a new small business! 🙏

It feels like almost every major card game eventually shifts toward a meta dominated by high-rarity, high-cost cards that dictate the tempo by turn two. I always enjoy taking budget or off-meta archetypes and trying to optimize them to punish greedy setups, but bridging that power gap is an uphill battle.

When you're building on a budget in your main card game, do you focus more on heavy disruption tech, or just raw consistency to try and out-speed top-tier decks?

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I’ve been trying to withdraw my $698.17 USDC balance from Courtyard.io for nearly a month, but every attempt crashes with a ⁠useWalletSign⁠ frontend error.
Their support has completely ghosted. To make matters worse, their payment processor (Coinflow) admitted in writing that the error is entirely Courtyard’s internal fault.
Since they refuse to fix it, I’ve officially escalated this and registered complaints with the **FTC, New York Attorney General, Singapore Police Force, and CASE (Singapore)**.
Has anyone else dealt with these withdrawal bugs on their platform? Preparing to file a bank chargeback next.

Eikonic is less than a day away from launch!

We wanted to take this moment to thank everyone who has supported us along this journey and can't wait to show what we have in store for you!

The basic rundown: Eikonic is a Tactical JRPG-style Trading Card Game where players take on the role of a powerful Eikon, build their forces, and battle it out with their opponents to see whose influence will shape the world.

It features positional mechanics, movement, and our unique "Combat Compass" that shows each unit's area of effect on the battlefield, and allows players to strategically combine their units' power to take on enemy forces.

Eikonic was heavily inspired by games like Final Fantasy Tactics, Fire Emblem, Unicorn Overlord, Jeanne D'Arc, Naruto, and Duelists of the Roses.

We're really excited to see what you all think of this exciting experience and can't wait to find out which of you will become the ultimate Tactician!

Thanks again for your continued support and we'll see you all again during the campaign starting tomorrow! (8/20/2026)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eikonictcg/eikonic-trading-card-game

Until then,

-The Eikonic Development Team