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  • Gen Con Indy is getting closer so now's the time to win a place in the Legends of Norrath Championships this August! Participants can compete in this two-day event for $5,000 USD in prizes, a paid trip to Gen Con to compete against the best Legends of Norrath players, and for the winner's likeness to be portrayed on an upcoming Legends of Norrath card! Visit the Legends of Norrath at Gen Con page for details!

    Day One of the May Legends of Norrath Championship Qualifier consists of one or more heats (scheduled to start at 10:00am PDT) that will be Match Play (2 of 3) Swiss tournaments. The top 16 participating players from Day One will advance to Day Two for a shot at the monthly title. Day Two will be a single tournament that features the top 16 participating players from Day One in a Match Play (2 of 3) Swiss tournament. At the end of four rounds of play, the top two participating players will face off in a single, winner-take-all Match Play (2 of 3) game to determine the qualifier champion!

    Each Legends of Norrath Championship Qualifier has NO ENTRY FEE, so get your best deck ready today!

    Event Details:

    • May Legends of Norrath Championship Qualifier
    • Date: Scheduled for Saturday May 17 – Sunday May 18, 2008
    • Time: Starts Saturday the 17th at 10:00 AM PDT
    • Entry Fee: None
    • Format/Deck: Standard Constructed Match Play (2 out of 3)
    • 1st Place: $500 USD, "Bye" into the 2008 Legends of Norrath Championships, paid air travel to Gen Con Indy, 4-day Gen Con Indy badge, and the winner's likeness on an upcoming Legends of Norrath game card.
    • 2nd Place: $750 USD
    • 3rd - 5th Place: $400 USD
    • 6th - 11th Place: $200 USD
    • 12th - 15th Place: $75 USD
    • 16th Place: $50 USD

    CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS APPLY. See the Official Rules for details. Residents outside the US are not eligible to participate. Award of prizes subject to eligibility verification, tax requirements and affidavit completion.

  • This August, join the best and brightest Legends of Norrath players in the biggest event of them all: the World Championships at GenCon Indianapolis. This 32-player, single-elimination event is open to all those who have qualified in either the Monthly Championship Qualifiers online or the GenCon Qualification Heats at GenCon Indy. Come and compete for a share of the $100,000 prize pool, and see if you can take the 2008 championship crown this year.

    For details on this awesome event, check out the Legends of Norrath website.

    To join in the discussion, log in to the Legends of Norrath forums and make yourself heard!

  • The ZAM Network is proud to present its Legends of Norrath Trading Card Game site! A complete database of all available game cards as well as a fully functional Deck Builder is now available at http://lon.allakhazam.com!
    The Legends of Norrath was first released by Sony Online Entertainment in September 2007, introducing the first set, Oathbound. Since then, two new sets have been released, Forsworn and Inquisitor. The game is playable both within EverQuest and EverQuest II, as well as through a standalone client that you can download from the official website. There are four archetypes to choose from: Mage, Scout, Priest, and Fighter. There are also three factions: Light, Shadow, and Neutral. In Oathbound, players are introduced to basic gameplay strategies through Scenarios where they do battle against a NPC avatar. With the introduction of Forsworn, players met with new allies and enemies, new strategies, and raiding within the TCG. Players were also introduced to 2-on-2 combat. Up until this point, the game was strictly single player-vs-player. Finally, Inquisitor was launched with new classes to balance out every player's deck. Monks, bards, enchanters, etc., were brought to the table with the release of this set.

    Up until now, it was difficult to find an online solution for your deck-building needs. Allakhazam boasts a full list of available play cards in each set, complete with sorting by archetype, faction, card type (quest, tactic, ability, item, etc.), or even set! There are many ways to find the cards you need to fill out that new deck, and users can save multiple decks in their profile for the "tweaking" we all seem to do! There are also Legends of Norrath forums so that players can discuss the game and strategies, as well as trade for cards when you're unable to actually be in game.

    And if you're not familiar with the Legends of Norrath Online TCG, but want to learn, be sure to check out the Guides at http://lon.allakhazam.com! There are Basic Guides to help you learn how to play, as well as Strategy Guides to help you succeed in both casual and tournament play. Speaking of strategy, Allakhazam also provides users with guides on how to beat some of the most successful decks out there, like the White Wall!

    Be sure to check out the Legends of Norrath at Allakhazam today! With the most complete database available and the only fully-functional deck builder outside of the game client itself, everything you need to succeed can be found at http://lon.allakhazam.com!

  • by Sylvanking

    You want to build a deck? Yeah? Oh, ok you actually want to win games with it, ok got it. Here is what you do:

    You have 4 win conditions in this game: (These only apply to 1v1 games)

    1. Take your opponent's avatar down to 0 hit points.
    2. Complete 4 quests.
    3. Make your opponent run out of cards. This is not a very effective strategy but I think it can be accomplished.
    4. Make your opponent run out of time (timed games only). This is not a very effective strategy but I think it can be accomplished.

    You start with the avatar. Avatars are a very important part of deck building; they are the cornerstone of every deck and they often contribute to the synergy of a deck. The right avatar can really make or break your deck so you want to choose an avatar that fits well with the goal and cards you have for your deck. When you hit that ''create avatar'' button in the deck builder you will find many races to choose from and each race has 3 options for card text to choose from. Some of the options are more generic and useful in any build while some focus on a faction of light or dark. Once you find a text for your avatar that is going to fit well with the deck you have in mind you get to add bonuses to it. As you progress through several options in building your avatar you will find that some text options don't offer as many other bonuses. For instance, the options that result in an 11 hit point or 3 defense or 3 attack avatar don't apply to all text options. Some text options are more powerful so they don't result in as many other bonuses for the avatar. Lower hit-point avatars you have to be very careful with because they die really fast; you might want to include lots of defense or healing in a deck with a low hit-point avatar. The main thing to consider when making an avatar is: How will this avatar compliment my deck and its strategy? It is a really good idea to try your deck builds with different avatar builds to see which one works best with your deck build.

    Next are quests. Quests can work for you or against you in many situations so again, pick quests that fit well with your goal. Quest text can also help your opponent so you need to be very careful when choosing quests because of this. Sometimes the benefit of a quest is so important to your build that you ignore the fact that it may also help your opponent. The right quests can make or break your build. If you are building a deck with very few abilities the 5 and 6 token quests don't matter because they will never hit the board. The 2 and 4 token quests are very important to almost every build. Just like with the avatar you may want to try different deck builds with different combinations of quests to find the best combination that helps you accomplish your goal.

    The next item on the list is abilities. Abilities are what fuel questing so in any questing build abilities are the most important part of the build. Questing builds need lots of high-token abilities with some lower token ones tossed in. The first quest to complete is 2 tokens so you may not want to include very many abilities that are less than that. There is one item that breaks this guideline, and that item is Journeyman Boots. At 3 power it can be played first turn and 2-token quests can be completed with 1-token abilities. For questing builds there really is one avatar that rises to the top of the list and that is the gnome avatar that allows you to sacrifice an ability to avoid combat with units at the quest you are playing towards. Abilities in general help to enable your avatar to accomplish your goal. They have a wide range of things they can add to your build. A deck can be built without abilities and even win some games but I wouldn't recommend it. The thing to remember with abilities is that they control the questing and to a certain extent the power aspects of the game. If no one completes a quest power stays at 3 and the only way to get more is to play other kinds of cards.

    On to tactics we go. Tactics are the surprise factor in the game. Tactics can really take your opponent off-guard. Whenever you make a play in a game a tactic can win the battle for you. Winning battles doesn't always win the war but taking your opponent off-guard might make or break a game. Tactics you have to be really careful with because many of them require certain conditions within the game to be met, such as combat. You cannot use a tactic if combat has not been initiated. Some tactics also require other conditions to be met such as an exerted avatar or unit opponent, so you want to make sure these will work with other cards or strategies in your deck. Limiting the amount of tactics in your deck is a good idea but ignoring them totally is a fatal mistake.

    The next item is items. Items are another thing that really enable your avatar to accomplish your deck's goal. One important thing to remember with items is that most of them have a slot, so you need to keep this in mind when adding them to your deck because you cannot have more than one of an item in a slot. When another item gets played into the same slot the item already on the board gets destroyed, the replacement item is played and most importantly you get to draw a card. Items that cost 1 power are generally pretty good for this reason because you get to essentially pay 1 power to cycle through the cards in your deck. Don't go overboard with this, but it doesn't hurt too much to put multiples of the same item that cost 1 power. Conversely you really want to be careful of multiple high cost items as they will wreck your draw and you will have to discard them. If you have ways or strategies that make use of discarding you can use that to your advantage with multiple items for a certain slot, just be careful here. A winning deck can be built with 0 items, but items are so very powerful you don't want to ignore them. A decent deck can also be made that has a majority of items in it but you need to really give a deck like this some thought. There are many ways to destroy items so making a deck that relies on one item can be stopped fairly easily. If you are focusing on items you want to consider cards that will allow you to search your deck for them or recycle them from the discard pile.

    The last thing for your deck is units. Units are very important. Sure you can build a deck without them, but the board consists of two fields of play for units so ignoring them puts you in a vulnerable position. Again stick to your goal, pick units that compliment your other cards. The text on units is very helpful; much like avatars, the bonuses on units such as hit points, defense, attack or damage are tied to the text on the unit. Units with very powerful text tend to have lower bonuses in other areas. Units are a key to the synergy of your deck; the combinations that can be achieved when you combine a unit with another unit, tactic, item, ability, or avatar text are really what makes a deck come together and become a machine to be feared. A deck can be built with nothing but units. It's not the greatest build, but not all that bad either. A deck with nothing but units that cost 3 or less power rarely has a bad draw and you will usually always use the power you have.

    Ok we have covered the cards, now I want to finish off with some basic recommendations for deck building. Your deck is going to be the most consistent in achieving its goal if you limit the number of cards, and that limit is fifty cards. Keep your deck tight and focused on its goal and don't put cards in there that don't contribute to your goal. An offensive deck is going to be mostly offense but a few defensive cards to balance it out might help. A unit-heavy deck might need a few items or abilities to compliment it. Play test your deck over and over, changing only a few things at a time to properly gauge their effectiveness. A deck that plays well in scenarios or raids doesn't always work well in 1v1 and vice versa. Raid decks can contain more cards. I'd say about 60 is good, you usually have more power to work with and those games are longer. Raid decks can also have a higher amount of high-cost cards because of these reasons.

    With a 1v1 deck the cost of cards is very important. Any card that is 3 power or less is usually a decent choice because that is where the game starts. Some games can actually never leave the 3 power threshold so having cheaper cost cards is of utmost importance. The key to card cost is having a good balance between 0, 1, 2 and 3 cost cards with a few higher cost cards tossed in depending on the build. Having too many 2 cost cards leaves you with a draw that may not allow you to use that 3 power you are given to start off with. Having too many high cost cards can really create bad draws. Making a deck with all 1 cost cards means you never have a bad draw and you are always making use of your power, but you will be weaker when your opponent gets their stronger higher cost cards on the board. Also, you draw 2 cards per turn. If you are playing all low-cost cards you will run low on cards in-hand unless you have included ways to draw extra cards. If you put lots of high-cost cards in the deck you will be discarding some of them. It's all about balance folks, if you find your deck isn't flowing well or you cannot play certain cards, rethink your strategy and look for other cards that might fit well. Synergy is the key.

    Discuss this article in the Strategy and Design articles forum.

  • The second time could be a charm during the May Legends of Norrath Loot Re-Roll! Check out the two new loot cards we're adding to Legends of Norrath Inquisitor booster packs.

    This month's cards:



    Tunarian Great Axe Ornamentation: Placing a two-handed slashing weapon into this mold will permanently change the look of the weapon into that of the mold itself.



    Painting: Runaway Clockwork: Wall Picture - Grants a rent status reduction of 300

    And if you had previously opened an Inquisitor booster pack, then you have a chance to receive one of these new loot cards! That's why we call it a re-roll!

    Be sure to visit Legends of Norrath starting Friday May 9th and you could score some cool new loot!

  • It's Legends of Norrath Promo Weekend time once again! Starting Friday May 2nd EverQuest® and EverQuest® II players should see increased drops of Legends of Norrath™ booster packs, starter decks and combo packs throughout this Promo Weekend. Open them while you're healing up from that last battle, trade them with other players or bring them to the Game Lobbies and build your own Legends of Norrath™ decks!

    The May Legends of Norrath Promotion Weekend is scheduled to begin at 2:00pm (PDT) Friday, May 2nd, 2008 and conclude at 10:00am (PDT) on Monday, May 5th, 2008. EverQuest and EverQuest II players should be on the lookout for two brand new cards: Adventurer's Stone (3P7) and Cloak of Storms (3P8).

     

  • Get the Dagda Icefury, Follower of the Tribunal (3P6 ) promotional card and one of the Nimbus of the Jester (3EQP3) or Bristlebane's Throwing Stick (3EQIIP3) Loot Cards, as well as three (3) Inquisitor Booster Packs, all in one package! The Dagda Tournament Pack will be on sale in the Legends of Norrath store until Friday, May 2nd at 2pm PDT.



  • This Friday, May 2nd SOE Phone Support will be closed for a few hours from 10am - 12:30pm Pacific Time. Phone Support will resume operation from 12:30pm - 7pm Pacific Time. We apologize for the inconvenience.

    SOE Customer Support Team

  • Real Life First Name: Davon

    Forum Handle: Uway

    Game Handle: Uway

    Where do you live? Dayton, OH.

    How long have you played LoN? Since beta.

    Do you play Stargate, Star Chamber or Pirates CSG? No, I haven't even tried them.

    Do you play any physical TCGs? Not anymore.

    What got you into gaming and what sort of games do you like the most? I've been gaming for as long as I can remember. RPG and Strategy games are my favorites.

    What type of work do you do? Administrative Assistance/Student

    What other hobbies or activities do you take part in, other than LoN? I love outdoor activities whether it's a game of flag football or rock climbing; as long as it's outdoors you can count me in.

    What is your favorite deck type? Right now my favorite deck type is Scout Archery.

    What is your favorite card (playability-wise)? At the moment my favorite card (playability -wise) is Burning Arrow.

    What is your favorite card (art-wise)? Fiery Inferno, you can just imagine that orc being turned into ashes.

    What type of TCG player are you? For example, are you an Art Lover, a Competitor, an Innovator? Competitor.

    What do you like best about LoN? The thrill of a close match.

    Could you describe, in brief, a memorable game you had, or opponent you faced, and why it stands out in your mind? Third round of the January Champ Qualifier. My opponent was Fatchoy and he had moved my Lord Nagafen and Lady Vox to one quest via decoys. All I had to do after that point was keep recycling Divine Aura and I would win since my opponent couldn't attack more than once from a quest; unlike my previous 2 opponents which I think factored in to my downfall. I went for the win thinking he didn't have his 4th decoy (in his first 20 cards), but he did and then he did 8 damage to me and won the match. The only time I ever felt like I gave a match away.

    Do you run or work for an OSG or TCG Fan Site? I do not.

    What is one thing no one would ever suspect about you? I am a very talented actor, singer and dancer.

    Feel free to leave Uway a friendly note in the Legends of Norrath forums!

  • The road to the Legends of Norrath Championships at Gen Con Indianapolis in August is set to continue on Saturday, April 26th and Sunday, April 27th. Participants can compete in this two-day event for $5,000 USD in prizes, a paid trip to Gen Con to compete against the best Legends of Norrath players, and for the winner's likeness to be portrayed on an upcoming Legends of Norrath card!

    Day One of each Legends of Norrath Championship Qualifier consists of one or more heats (scheduled to start at 10:00am PT) that will be Match Play (2 of 3) Swiss tournaments. The top 16 participating players from Day One will advance to Day Two for a shot at the monthly title. Day Two will be a single tournament that features the top 16 participating players from Day One in a Match Play (2 of 3) Swiss tournament. At the end of four rounds of play, the top two participating players will face off in a single, winner-take-all Match Play (2 of 3) game to determine the qualifier champion!

    Each Legends of Norrath Championship Qualifier has NO ENTRY FEE, so get your best deck ready today!

    Event Details:

    • April Legends of Norrath Championship Qualifier
    • Date: Scheduled for Saturday April 26 – Sunday April 27, 2008
    • Time: Starts Saturday the 26th at 10:00 AM PT
    • Entry Fee: No Entry Fee
    • Format/Deck: Standard Constructed Match Play (2 out of 3)
    • 1st Place: $500 USD, "Bye" into the 2008 Legends of Norrath Championships, paid air travel to Gen Con Indy, 4-day Gen Con Indy badge, and the winner's character's likeness on an upcoming Legends of Norrath game card.
    • 2nd Place: $750 USD
    • 3rd - 5th Place: $400 USD
    • 6th - 11th Place: $200 USD
    • 12th - 15th Place: $75 USD
    • 16th Place: $50 USD

    CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS APPLY. See the Official Rules for details. Residents outside the US are not eligible to participate. Award of prizes subject to eligibility verification, tax requirements and affidavit completion.

  • Raid play is one of the most challenging and rewarding formats in Legends of Norrath and now you have the chance to construct and play the Chardok Raid Deck against up to four (4) online opponents! Free Chardok Raid Deck cards should begin to drop in EverQuest® and EverQuest® II on April 25th.

    Slated to start at 2:00pm PST on April 25th and continue through 2:00pm PST on May 27th, players could find these randomly dropped, Chardok Raid cards during their adventuring in EverQuest® and EverQuest® II and have a chance to loot or trade for all thirty-one (31) different cards for their Chardok Raid Deck.



     

  • If you've never been to an SOE Fan Faire before, you've been missing out! Fan Faire is a great place for SOE gamers to mix and mingle with each other and meet some of the faces behind their favorite SOE games. Here's just a taste of some of the great stuff we're planning:

    • In-game tournaments
    • Live, game-themed tournaments and quests
    • A costume contest
    • Lots of social activities, including a Kickoff Reception, a Grand Banquet and a VIP Party with live entertainment
    • Sneak peeks at SOE titles currently in development
    • The 2nd Annual Community Address from SOE President John Smedley
    • Developer forums and roundtables

    And that's just the beginning! No matter which SOE game you like to play, Fan Faire will be a blast! Even if you're not an SOE gamer, we encourage you to join us and bring your friends!

    Passes will go on sale later this Spring, but you can book your hotel stay now! The Las Vegas Hilton is currently accepting reservations at the discounted Fan Faire rate of just $139 per night. Just call (800) 635-7711 and tell them you're with Sony Online Entertainment, booking code SSOE8 or click here to make online reservations. Space is limited – so get your room soon, in case they sell out!

    Hope to see you in Las Vegas!

    Watch for passes to go on sale and other Fan Faire announcements on the Fan Faire site.

  • The Loot Tournament Weekend is set to occur from April 19th – 20th, so get ready for a two day melee of great game play and exceptional rewards, just for participating!

    SOE intends to continue the tradition of "Loot Tournament Weekend" events where participating players can receive extraordinary promotional cards and in-game loot rewards! Each event can start when all slots have been filled in the tournament. Game play is fun and non-competitive, because everyone who participates reaps rewards!

    For just 10 event passes, each participant will receive three (3) Legends of Norrath booster packs, a Dagda Icefury, Follower of the Tribunal (3P6 ) promotional card and his or her choice of either an EverQuest® Nimbus of the Jester (3EQP3) or EverQuest® II Bristelbane's Throwing Stick (3EQIIP3) loot card! Participating players who place in the top 25 of each event receive additional booster packs. Please note that participation is limited to U.S. residents only.





    "You found the one I need; I give you this to feed your greed." Surrounds the caster in a shower of coins.




    "Bound to keep the family entertained for hours!" Applies Throw Fetching Stick when Activated

    To play in one of these events, head over to the Legends of Norrath tournament lobby between April 19th and 20th and join the next available tournament queue.

    Tournament Times

    Scheduled to begin at 7:00am PST on Saturday, April 19, 2008 and continue through 9:00pm PST Sunday, April 20, 2008.

    Loot Tournament Weekend Event

    • Entry Fee: 10 Event Passes (each player will receive at least three (3) booster packs plus two (2) limited cards for participating.)
    • Format/Deck: Standard Constructed
    • Queue Size: 64-Player
    • 1st Place: Eight (8) Inquisitor Booster Packs
    • 2nd Place: Seven (7) Inquisitor Booster Packs
    • 3rd Place: Six (6) Inquisitor Booster Packs
    • 4th Place: Six (6) Inquisitor Booster Packs
    • 5th – 25th Place: Four (4) Inquisitor Booster Packs
    • Remaining Entrants: Three (3) Inquisitor Booster Packs
    Join your fellow players for a weekend of great game play, sportsmanship, and loot this April 19th. We look forward to seeing you there!

  • It's time again for the Legends of Norrath Loot Re-Roll! Check out the two new loot cards we're adding to Legends of Norrath Inquisitor booster packs.

    This month's cards:



    Placing a two-handed blunt weapon into this mold will permanently change the look of the weapon into that of the mold itself.



    Wall Picture - Grants a rent status reduction of 300

    If you have previously opened an Inquisitor booster pack, then you may receive one of these cards! That's why we call it a re-roll!

    Be sure to visit Legends of Norrath between Friday April 11th and Sunday April 13th and you could score some loot!

  • Want to test your skills at card selection and deck building? Or do you want to take a crack at some of the best Legends of Norrath players on a level playing field? Then booster draft is the format for you!

    Just bring 4 Inquisitor booster packs and 3 Event Passes to the Legends of Norrath tournament lobby on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 to enter. 8-player queues start at 8am PST and end at 8pm PST.

    You'll draft your 40-card deck with the other 7 players in your queue. Once you're done selecting cards, you'll have 10 minutes to build your deck. The special draft Avatar that you choose will allow you to use 2 archetypes in the same deck and you'll have access to special Quests if you run short in the draft. Be on the lookout for the good Items, great Tactics and yes, even Loot cards! Anything can happen in booster draft!

    First place receives four (4) Inquisitor booster packs and serious bragging rights! Second and third place get two (2) Inquisitor boosters and fourth through eighth place gets one (1) Inquisitor booster each.

    Click here for complete details on booster drafts in Legends of Norrath. Please note that this event is open to players in the U.S. only.

  • The first big Legends of Norrath Promo Weekend of the spring is set to kick off on April 4th and the rewards are sweet indeed! EverQuest® and EverQuest® II players should see increased drops of Legends of Norrath™ booster packs, starter decks and combo packs throughout this Promo Weekend. Rip them open while you're healing up from that last battle, trade them with other players, or bring them to the Game Lobbies and build your own Legends of Norrath™ decks!

    The Legends of Norrath Promotion Weekend is scheduled to begin at 2:00pm (PST) Friday, April 4, 2008 and conclude at 10:00am (PST) on Monday, April 7, 2008. EverQuest and EverQuest II players should be on the lookout for two brand new cards: Blackburrow Troublemaker (3P4) and Icewell Commander (3P5).

     

  • Get the King Tormax, Lord of the Storm Giants (3P3) promo card and one of the Familiar of Phara Dar (3EQP2) or Fury of Di'Zok (3EQIIP2) Loot Cards, as well as three (3) Inquisitor Booster Packs, all in one package! The Tormax Tournament Pack will be on sale in the Legends of Norrath store until 04/04/08 at 2PM PST.



  • Beginning at 9:00 AM PDT on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 all SOE account and commerce flow, the Station Store, character transfer service, and the CSG Store will be unavailable for maintenance.

    We expect this maintenance to take approximately three and a half hours. During this maintenance period game servers will still be accessible. Please watch the forums for further updates regarding this maintenance. We apologize for this interruption and will resume the affected services as soon as the maintenance is completed.

  • Beginning at 4am PST/11am GMT on April 1, 2008 all game servers and community sites will be unavailable due to network maintenance. We expect this maintenance to take approximately 5 hours.

    We apologize for this interruption and will resume all game servers and community sites as soon as the maintenance is completed.

  • This week's profile comes to us from Legends of Norrath.

    Real Life First Name: Brian

    Forum Handle: Aesir

    Game Handle: Aesir

    Where do you live?
    Pittsburgh, PA

    How long have you played LoN?
    I started playing LoN back in October of last year.

    Do you play Stargate, Star Chamber or Pirates CSG?
    No, I don't.

    Do you play any physical TCGs?
    Yes I do! I used to play Magic a lot, much less so these days (only the occasional release event or draft with my buddies). I also play the WoW TCG.

    What got you into gaming and what sort of games do you like the most?
    Oh I've been a gamer for as long as I can remember, I grew up with a Nintendo Zapper in my hands! But strategy games and RPGs are my favorites.

    What type of work do you do?
    I'm a student at the University of Pittsburgh.

    What other hobbies or activities do you take part in, other than LoN?
    I like to play racquetball and volleyball.

    What is your favorite deck type?
    Probably aggro, though I'll play anything that I think is good in the current environment.

    What is your favorite card (playability-wise)?
    I really like the fanatic inquisitors, they're so versatile! Damage bonus when you want it, a protector when you need it, and power generation when you don't want anything else!

    What is your favorite card (art-wise)?
    Necklace of Wisdom of course! (I'm not vain... honest :-p)

    What type of TCG player are you? For example, are you an Art Lover, a Competitor, an Innovator?
    I'm an Innovator. I'm always trying out wacky decks, most of which never end up being any good at all. A few of the ideas end up working though, and that just feels great!

    What do you like best about LoN?
    You can always find a game, for testing out a new idea for a deck or for playing around with crazy combos in raids, there are always people ready to go. Not having to manage the physical cards is really nice too.

    Could you describe, in brief, a memorable game you had, or opponent you faced, and why it stands out in your mind?
    It would have to be the finals of the January Champs Qualifier. Firstly because I never expected to make it to the final round and secondly because of how close the match was. Every time I attacked and every time my opponent quested there was a stab of fear that he might kill off two or three of my units, and heal for that much with the dark elf avatar, putting him out of range. When I went in for the kill with an Assault, knowing that if he had a Sidestep I would lose the game, but that if he didn't I would win, and the exhilaration that came when he passed without playing anything, I'll never forget it.

    Do you run or work for an OSG or TCG Fan Site?
    Nope!

    What is one thing no one would ever suspect about you?
    I'm an enthusiastic, although terrible, photographer.

    Feel free to leave Aesir a friendly note in the Legends of Norrath forums!

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