Unlike Hearthstone, however – and like Magic – you’re able to choose how your units will block enemy attackers, creating an entirely different style of gameplay that sits between the two. Like Hearthstone, your mana reserve – which dictates the cards you’re able to play – increases by one each round, as opposed to using a Land-style system similar to Magic. The match is won or lost when one combatant reduces the health of their opponent’s Nexus from 20 down to zero. Initiative is passed back and forth, allowing each person to play units to the board, cast spells, and choose how to attack or defend. The overall goal of a match, however, is much the same each player brings a deck of 40 pre-selected cards and faces off against an opponent, to the death.
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