@sprocket314 I do like that idea but once it comes down to online or print and play, especially if there is a in real life tournament scene then the issue of we cant put that art on camera or get matched up online and you need censor bars cuz you got paired up vs a minor. At GPs for Magic they had minors day 2 and top 8 so I get the feeling if they want to take this to e-sport level what is how we would make more demand for cards especially if you could trace it to the fact this was the card that won at this one event ect type stuff that the block chain allows then we are more then likely going to get a family friendly art restriction.

@scott said in Blockchain and CCG: "why solve puzzles for booster packs when you could get bitcoins?" because if i had Bitcoins I would use them to buy booster packs and that just seems like extra steps

So the idea is that you digitally open from a booster, purchase, trade, are given or win the digital card and then you are able to print it. However, I am sure there will be ways to print cards you dont own if you would like an "illegitimate" print. As for launching the tech side this year, that's something patrick will have to discuss. If you are interested in printing out and play testing the game currently, we are looking for help on the playtest front. Just let me know!

Sorry about that, @stl1988. I had to rollback the database. It was a head-slappingly good reminder to backup data more than once a week. Anyway, thank you for re-registering. Things should be a lot more smooth around here, now.

Currently cards would not be re-nameable. As for combining cards, if a completely new card is created it would likely have a pre-set, new name. If it's an upgraded version, or a "leveled up" version, maybe just a level indicator using the same base name. For cards that are "socketed", they would use the same name as the host card. (the card being socketed to the host card would be destroyed.

@cryptogogue_ken An interesting way to go about it! Thank you for your answer.

@shawnstoppable Just like in any other game, if there is inconsistency, then you will be called out for it. At higher level RELs there would definitely be deck checks, just as there are in any other major game. Judges would be looking both for legal deck lists and card ownership as well as anything that may be "marking" cards.