Warlord 4th Edition CCG - the epic fantasy card game

Inspired by the Siege of Winterhold - imagine you have entered the dwarven tunnels, trying to flank their main defenses. Finally, when you think you have succeeded at penetrating behind their lines, you turn a corner and find… this:

Imagine the fun.

 It isn’t called the City of Gold for nothing: You need some more gear from your deck? This card’s going to help.

 You always hated that you couldn’t hit the barn door from 10 yards away? You might want to put on some proper gear first!

 Here’s a double use card that my prove useful:

I promised to accelerate previews over this week-end - here’s a sweet one for you:

Melee rogues be alert - things will never be the same again:

As you can see above I have opened up the pre-orders. We are ready to give the cards into the printing process next week and it would help if you could confirm this move with pre-orders till February 7th.

I will spoil the Reasons No. 15 to 20 till (and including) Monday. After that we’ll publish a full list of cards in the Ordo forum and then later openly.

The Design team is already at work at retooling APS #24 and #25 - and we are looking at what cool stuff we can offer for a Summer Campaign preceding GenCon.

Thank you for your commitment to Warlord - it’s what makes it fun for the Design Team and me to put in so many hours.

Now here’s the living proof, that with the right credentials, anybody can work his way up to become a veritable Warlord. The only thing you have to do, is … kill enough people.

Updating all the Winter Campaign information right now - and assembling them on an easy to access page (You can see it to the right, too, or by clicking on the quick fix banner I did for the Cardmasters forum, see below).

Now that Chase Causey has won the second Winter Campaign event with Captain Alera (congratulations to winning the tournament; and John has published a nice blog about the event!) and has voted “No” as well, the current score is Yes 0 : No 2.

Time for the Elf camp to get organized and come up with a few war plans (and new allies, perhaps), don’t you think?

Looks like certain rogues are safer behind enemy lines than they are in their own camp. Oh - and they can probably cause more havoc that way, too.