Spellfire

Spellfire Re-Master the Magic is a brand new take on one of the most historically significant collectible card games (CCG) of the ’90s. Backed by the modern design implementations of NFTs and Play-to-Earn, Spellfire is ready to re-enter the market at the opportune moment. Today the CCG market brings in over $3 Billion every year, and 2021 has seen an unprecedented rise in NFTs, with their sales numbers jumping from just $14 Million in 2020 to over $2.5 Billion in Q2 of this year. Spellfire is designed to be played by two or more players. Its flexible rules mean that it can easily accommodate any number of rules without problem. As with all collectible card games, players build their own decks of cards. These cards possess a fantastic array of powers, which in some cases can break or alter the rules, this allows for unexpected events to occur mid-game, ensuring that a player in a losing position always has a chance of victory within reach. The goal is simple. Players must build an empire by drawing cards from their decks and placing them on the playspace. Cards from opposing decks are never mixed. Whilst building their own empires, each player must try to destroy the realms that their opponent is using to form their empire. Realms represent areas that are loyal to each player and are the focus of attack and defense by champions. There are seven types of champions, clerics, heroes, monsters, wizards, psionicists, thieves, and regents. Players can strengthen them by using support cards consisting of Allies, events, spells, psionic powers, thief skills, blood abilities, magical items, and artifacts.