Gwent: Rogue Mage is anew single-player expansionto CD Projekt Red’s Multiplayer card game, Gwent. This expansion is a rogue-lite card builder that will see you progress through a small story and various events and battles as you attempt to complete each run. Here is how to play Gwent: Rogue Mage and a beginner’s guide to get you started.
Gwent: Rogue Mage General Tips
Gwent: Rogue Mage Game Basics
Gwent: Rogue Mage game mechanics are the same as the traditional Gwent Multiplayer game when you are in a match. You win a round by finishing the round with the highest total score after both players of passed.
Gwent: Rogue Mage Card Mechanics
In Gwent: Rogue Mage, a standard battle will only last one round. There are only two lanes, melee and ranged. Cards can be placed on any row. Be sure to read your and your enemy’s cards carefully to understand their abilities.Cards will often synergize together, an example being:
Playing a Temerian Drummer to the left of a Tridam Infantry will mean that each turn, the Tridam Infantry will be boosted. This will trigger its effect, damaging a random enemy by one.
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Gwent: Rogue Mage Banner Cards
You and your enemy will also haveBanner cards. These cards are always on the field and have a unique order effect. At the start of each battle, read your opponent’s Banner card, as it will give you some indication of the theme of the deck.
Gwent: Rogue Mage Spells
You will also have access toSpells. Spells can be cast by selecting Alzur, which range from damaging enemy units, empowering your units, or randomly summoning a unit to your field. Spells have a one-turn cooldown and use Energy to cast. Energy is a finite resource that must last you an entire run, and can be replenished by particular events or by visiting a Place of Power.
Gwent: Rogue Mage Events
The significant difference in Gwent Rogue Mage is the rogue-lite elements and the overworld map, which consists of the different events. They are:
Each event type has its rewards. In each run, you should aim tocomplete one Elite Battle to evolve your key card.While adding and removing cards to your main deck before the showdown with the Boss. There are many cards and artifacts to be found that can help you succeed on your run, be sure to experiment with new cards and read their descriptions carefully.
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