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Did you know I've been working on a card game? It's called DragonDuel and it has all kinds of creatures in it, now including rabbits! Here's a look at the first expansion, a 10-card set with a new archetype called Rabbit Team-Up! (DragonDuel (beta) will be open for public play on TTSim Steam Workshop before long..!)
Now available to test and play on Tabletop Simulator: DragonDuel Beta! With rev. 8, two decks featuring 30 individual cards and 3 elements are available for play, along with a 12-card expansion! Try a pre-made deck, or assemble your own from the cards!
You are a sorcerer, trusted with incredible magic power sealed away within a deck of cards. Each card may call forth a powerful monster ally, or conjure up a potent magic spell. Defend your tower and strike down your foes in DragonDuel!
FIRE , STEEL, and EARTH cards are currently available for play. A 30-card starter set, Fire and Earth, is included, along with a 12-card Expansion set, Rabbit Team-Up! Also included are two starter decks - Fire Dragons and Earth Skeletons - as well as a test deck for Rabbits. Try any of these premade decks, or use the available cards to construct your own! May the best sorcerer stand victorious!
And stay tuned for additional elements including WATER and WIND as the Fishfolk and Skyknights soon join the fray...
Some DragonDuel illustrations I'm fond of.
(In order: Salamander, Shield of the Skyknight, Dancing Flame, Skyfish Courier, Swordmage's Strategy, Scrying Eel, Rotting Nobleman, Skeleton Knight, Soul Sacrifice, Bone Excision)
The last couple of cards added to the Rabbit Team-Up! set! Sorcery is a fun little tutor that can also be a direct summoning engine in late game. And Great Hare is a boss monster which you can play early for 2, or in full for 8. Playing Great Hare at 2 implies the massive creature is simply lurking and making its terrifying presence known in the distance, and paying the additional 6 brings the whole beast forth...
speaking of dragonduel, here are two of my favorite monsters thus far...!! fire elementals are cute!
cartomancer faerie
