Zangarmarsh: Manila

Posted on by acharis

The World was shaken upon their arrival. What once a land dominated by plane floaters, was then invaded and dented by the storm people. They sent their generals to colonize these waters. And that they did, teaching the murlocs how to harness the powers of the shadow and arcane. The shamanistic rituals only grew stronger. For centuries the community thrived and grew.

Then the first wave of conquerors got a taste of power. Their corrupt deeds devastated the industry and crippled the growing organism in its youth. The storm people sent another wave of generals to revive the land. And that they did.

These cryptic generals were not so good with their words, but they tried to make it up with their actions. However it seemed that they too had their own agenda. So did the Storm people, with their hunger for universal dominance they tightened their grips over the lands they’ve conquered depriving them of life, draining them of their souls.

Only so that they can vanish. Off to a new world, fresh with fuel from the lands they plundered and destroyed. This is the story of the aftermath of their corrupted ill-fated reign. This is the story of a race refusing to surrender, thriving to fight in this brave new world. This is the story of Manila.

Tavern by ~hunqwert

In the old colonial district of Quezon City, a druid and warrior were having a brawl. The veteran warrior Pol and a young druid named Mikael. They were enjoying a game of bunong braso over lambanog. Arm wrestling over a local version of Schnapps.

Pol boasts, “It will be long before you can win iho, your just starting your journey I’m already on my way back!”. The druid Mikael smirks and says cockily, “We will see about that!” to that he mumbles an incantation and transforms himself into a giant beast!

Pol seems unfazed by the lad’s doubling of size and fangs. Pol breathes deep, takes his hand to his chest then grounds his elbow on the table, reaches his hand forward edging the druid to take his place. Mikael takes a swig of lambanog and grips the now tiny warrior hand compared to his fury beast clawed paws.

The bar keeper Dessa approaches the two drunk men and says, “Boys try not to wreck my bar or you will have to pay with your lives. Understood?” Both nods in agreement eyes locked to each other, hands clenching tighter.

Dessa shouts: “Ready! Go!”

Pol quickly closes his eyes and upon opening they glowed in  deep bright blue! He entered into a [combat stance]!  Mikael is now roaring in disbelief as he cannot fathom why he can’t move the warrior’s arm! Unbeknownst to the druid the warrior is now practically immovable and is now locked in that position!

Mikael calls upon nature, and soon roots from the ground crawled around the table and twined themselves to the warriors wrists. Yet still to no avail! The druid fears that warrior has turned into stone and might have to break Pol first before he can actually move Pol’s arm!

Suddenly a loud shriek, Dessa hunkers down the counter. Corrupted Sokons! Evil leeches with the only goal is to feed themselves of the lives of others. They travel in packs and do not eat their fellow leeches. They appear human but be assured they no longer are.

The druid now realizing they must defend the place tries to remove his hand but realized he couldn’t! While the sokons devoured the escaping murlocs Mikael tries his best to remove his hand but can’t! “What a crappy way to die” says Mikael to himself “I’m to be devoured by these parasitic maggots and all I can do here is stand and hold the hand of this old coot!”

Pol then musters a whisper, “[The Natural Order]…” Mikael barely hears it, Pol tries again, “Natural Order me!” To only then did the druid realize that the Warrior entered into a stance without him noticing it!

The entangling roots then emitted a scent of flowers and in a moment Pol’s eyes were no longer glowing. Pol releases his grip over Mikael’s hand and draws his sword.

Cornered by ~desmondWOOT

 

Mikael, “Its about time old timer!” Pol then say’s “You didn’t win, you were not able to move my hand!” Mikael interjects “Can we please talk about this later after we don’t die!”

The two then leaning on each other’s six created a circle of defiance. Any fiend who entered into that circle is quickly disposed off and sent back to the depths of where they came from. Roars, bites, slashes and bludgeons were the music of the Dessa’s tavern that night.

The merriment went on till morning.

Dessa thank the two hoots for saving their lives, but said to still pay for the damages they caused! Pol said, “That’s going to cost a lot…” Looking around the wrecked tavern. Mikael said, “You know there is this legend about a treasure still unfound in city of Alabang…”

 

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The story of Zangarmarsh is still unfolding. The murlocs have always been resilient. Even as floods ravaged our lands we still smile, drink and even play games. The future is ours to conquer, what will you do for your realm?

State of the TZS address

Posted on by Bry

Good day everyone. I’m Bryan and one of the organizers of the TZS series. I have a minor role in the group unlike ECS and Ron who does the marketing and a whole bunch of ideas to make the program work. I, on the other hand, provide support to whatever they need to make it work. The decision making is left to them. You could say that I am like Dr. Nefario while Ron and ECS is Gru rolled into one.

 To start off, I personally would like to thank everyone who has supported the TZS program, whether directly or indirectly. While we like everyone to join and make the program very successful, at this point we can safely say that we have met our targets thus far.

But we still need your support. Remember that this program does not benefit us, the organizers, only. This program is all for YOU, the community.

Right now, after having four tournaments of our program, we are facing a steep decline in attendance.

 We are only halfway in completing our first TZS program but the attendance is waning. I don’t want to sound like a preacher wondering why his congregation has lost interest in attending church, so I showed a graph to let you guys see for yourselves. As for those who have been joining since we started, I’m sure this isn’t new to you.

Let me clarify that this might look grim to the community, as a matter of fact it doesn’t. Like I said, we as the organizers are still hitting our targets, but we feel that we can still do more to increase the attendance.

Ron has been working doubly hard to market the program in his own time. Something that no other local TCG community has ever did or thought of doing. Ches has always been very vocal of the program every time you find him in any of the local events or BGs or even in our Facebook page.

There are also other factors that may have caused this decline as well; weather, format interest, cost, schedule. We try to answer any of these factors and find the best solution to make sure that we get the most number of players for every leg of the tournament. We let players get involved as well on the decision making so as not to let you guys feel that the tournament is solely ran by the organizers. In some way, YOU are also the organizers.

If there’s one thing we need from the community it is that you guys let us know what you want. We want you to know that we have a very healthy WoW TCG community.

If you need help with your decks because you find that it won’t be enough to push it to become a contender in the coming tournament, let the community know about it. You got deck building experts everywhere and we have the right tool to voice out your concern: our Facebook page.

If you think you’re not experienced enough to join a Limited format tournament, hook up with a lot of draft/sealed gurus in the community.

The point is, speak up if you need help. Voice your opinions. If a poll comes up in the Facebook page for the upcoming tournament, let everyone know your thoughts. If any of the factors stated before is what’s holding you to join, let the community know.

A problem shared, is a problem halved.

The planned format for the next TZS leg is already being discussed in the page so please let us know what you think about it. We want everyone to join. We want everyone to have a good time. We want everyone to get a good deal out of the money they are spending. This tournament happens only once a month. The program is here for the sole reason that our realm was merged with Netherstorm. To some it feels like a loss of support from CZE, but we as organizers think of it as an opportunity. If at all, the community has even grown stronger because of this change. I can safely say that this was also what motivated Jay and the rest to join the Netherstorm Realm Championships. And the results were definitely excellent!

One thing for everyone to remember is that all proceeds that we get out of these tournaments will be returned back to YOU the community. We are halfway to the Grand TZS and we are already planning for possible additional prizes from what was first announced to everyone.

The success of this program is in everyone’s hands; not just the organizers but the community as a whole. Thank you for your time and I’ll see you guys to the next tournament! I’m sure a lot of you guys can’t wait for the next set!

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TZS 4 Results

Posted on by acharis

Despite of the looming storm it turned out to be a good day. 15 players attended TZS 4 and the aftermath of Grglmrgl is felt through out the realm. New heroes have emerged, new combos and new pace is dramatically felt. With that the champ for TZS 4 is also new. As well as the runner up. Both are great new players that have played the game in just around a year. We are proud of you!

4. Jonathan de Joseph

Hero: [Augh]ness

4 [Blackfang Tarantulla]
4 [Child of Tortolla]
4 [Gilblin Deathscrounger]
4 [Spawn of Hyakis]
4 [Pygmy Firebreather]
2 [Pythisss, Herald of the Frost]
2 [Commander Ulthok]

4 [Bottled Spite]
3 [Bottled Knowledge]
3 [Kaz’rogal’s Hardened Heart]

4 [Seeds of their Demise]

4 [Flame Lance]
4 [Boundless Rage]
4 [Monstrous Frostbolt Volley]
2 [Overload]
2 [Boundless Magic]
2 [Legacy of the Legion]

3. Mark Vincent G. Adecer

Hero: [Rohashu, Zealot of the Sun]

4 [Baby Murloc]
3 [Alethia Brightsong]
4 [Tauren Tracker]
4 [Bloodsoul]
4 [Takara, Timewalker Warlord]
4 [Faceless Sapper]
4 [Orc Grunt]
2 [Lordann the Bloodreaver]
4 [Bhenn-checks the Sky]
4 [Hammer of Justice]
4 [Grand Crusader]
4 [Blood and Thunder]
3 [Axe of Cenarius]
4 [Blackrock Spire]
4 [Seeds of their Demise]

2. Franz Bautista

Hero: [Arisella, Daughter of Cenarius]

4 [Keeper Sharus]
4 [Keeper Balos]
4 [Remulos, Son of Cenarius]
4 [Muln Earthfury]
4 [Stonebranch, Ancient of War]
4 [Shade of Aran]
4 [Doom Commander Zaakuul]
4 [Commander Ulthok]
4 [Pygmy Pyramid]
2 [Keeper Alinar]
2 [Azgalor the Pit Lord]

4 [Mark of the Ancients]
3 [Wild Wrath]

4 [Bottled Life]

3 [Shadowfang Keep]

4 [Seeds of Their Demise]
2 [The Essence of Enmity]

1. Albert Co

Hero: [Gaxtro, Bilgewater Marksman]

4 [Alethia Brightsong]
2 [Tauren Tracker]
4 [Concussive Barrage]
3 [Arrowstorm]
4 [Torzuk Soulfang]
2 [Piercing Shots]
3 [Shadowfang Keep]
4 [Mazu’kon]
2 [Nadina the Red]
3 [Breathstone-infused Bow]
3 [Jexali]
2 [Jaron, Herald of the Hunt]
4 [Garrosh, Son of Grom]
4 [Obliterating Trap]
2 [Yertle]
4 [Daedak the Graveborne]
2 [Zip]
2 [Gnash]
2 [Vorgo]
1 [Gahzilla]
2 [Fungusface Mcguilly cutty]
1 [Aggra]

I personally call upon the realm to support the next TZS 5. We need to get our numbers up and keep pushing this game upwards. Our realm needs your support. On behalf of the organizers we will stay committed in reaching our goal for The Grand Zangarmarsh Showdown. We thank the people who are relentless in support us and this game. May we all find more people like us so we can all enjoy this game together.

The Harmonious Return: The TZS Experience

Posted on by furanzu

Hey guys, I’m Franz a semi-new player of the game. I started playing last year (towards the end of the worldbreaker block to the start of  the thrones block) using Rohashu GC (with cairne, sava’gin, dagax, BOTTLED LIGHT :D) and became active for a few months, earning cards, respect and friends. But after tomb of the forgotten was released, I went on a very long hiatus and it is only until a month and a half ago (or so) I decided to play again by building a solo rogue deck for core constructed (which I will be posting a deck tech about soon :P) and played a few games with it in our local hobby store in Metro Manila. My come back was very timely as the banning of Grglmrgl was done and the next episode of TZS was right around the corner. And with that, let me tell you my experience on how I placed second in last Sunday’s TZS. Enjoy!

With Grglmrgl getting the ban hammer and new decks started to emerge (Blue Hunter, Blue Warlock, Red Neo GC, etc.), I felt that my Solo Rogue won’t do much because these decks are too fast (Warlock’s heal and deal, Red GC’s Bloodrushed allies and their namesake ability) and have allies with great value (Blue Hunter’s Elusive and Spellshielded fatties). That is why I decided to change my deck into something fast and unfair to actually do well at TZS. I then started to research and build my Monster Druid combo deck two weeks (or so) before the tournament. It took me a week to actually get the needed cards (I was quite lucky in getting some of them, actually :P) and learned to play the deck the night before the tournament.1*

Here’s what I registered to play in the tournament:

Arisella, Daughter of Cenarius

Allies:
4 [Keeper Sharus]
4 [Keeper Balos]
4 [Remulos, Son of Cenarius]
4 [Muln Earthfury]
4 [Stonebranch, Ancient of War]
4 [Shade of Aran]
4 [Doom Commander Zaakuul]
4 [Commander Ulthok]
4 [Pygmy Pyramid]
2 [Keeper Alinar]
2 [Azgalor the Pit Lord]

Abilities: 7
4 [Mark of the Ancients]
3 [Wild Wrath]

Equipment: 4
4 [Bottled Life]

Locations: 3
3 [Shadowfang Keep]

Quests: 6
4 [Seeds of Their Demise]
2 [The Essence of Enmity]

The tournament is a 5 one game round, 1 one game semi-final round, and 1 best of three games final round.

Round 1: Albert Co with Horde Hunter
This game went really long and we reached the time limit, but I managed to survive his board of Mazukon, Garrosh, Orc Tokens, Jex’ali and my misplays and won with my Stonebranch, Ancient of War, Doom Commander Zaakuul’s tokens (Pygmy Pyramid and some of its tokens, Muln Earthfury, Shade of Aran copying Stonebranch, Ancient of War, and Remulos, Son of Cenarius) and treant tokens with only 1 life left!

*He played it well by controlling my board with Concussive Barrage and continued putting pressure with his threats and abilities. I was lucky enough he didn’t draw another Concussive Barrage or his Daedak with his SFK already in play.

1-0

Round 2: PA with Monster Death Knight
I won the die roll with my hand of Seeds of their Demise, Keeper Sharus, Doom Commander Zaakuul, Bottled Life, Stonebranch, Ancient of War, Keeper Balos, Keeper Alinar and the turns went like this:

Me T1: Seeds, Sharus, go. (Harmonize 1)
PA T1: Row, go.
Me: EOT, activate seeds (reveals Muln and Remulos) put, Remulos on top of Muln.
Me T2: Draw Remulos, Row, Balos, go. (Harmonize 2)
PA T2: Row, The Last Relic of Argus, go.
Me T3: Draw Muln, Row, play Remulos (Harmonize 3, treant 1), flip Arisella (Harmonize 4), play Muln (Harmonize 5, treant 2, no more resources) reveals Stonebranch, Zaakuul, 3 non 4 cost cards, play Zaakuul (treant 3), play Zaakuul (treant 4), play stonebranch, ancient of war (treant 7), play stonebranch ancient of war (treant 10), Attacked for 11 with Keeper Balos and 10 Treants with no cards in hand.
PA T3: I forgot what he played here (sorry PA.:( )
Me T4: Ready, Draw (I forgot what I drew), Attack with everything except with Keeper Sharus

2-0

Round 3: Rommel with Monster DK/Shaman
There’s nothing much I remember in this match, but I managed to cast Commander Ulthok naming Despair of Winter on Turn 3 with Keeper Sharus and Keeper Balos, he had two in his hand then he conceded, congratulated me, and wished me luck.

*This is the first time I met Rommel and played against him. And to be honest, he’s a cool guy and a very nice person. :)

3-0

Round 4: JDJ with Augh
Boss stage, I playtest with this guy and ask him for deck ideas and strategies, he’s sort of like one of my mentors in the game (alongside Ron). It’s been always a learning experience playing against someone like him.

I went first with my hand of (notable): Sharus, Balos, Remulos, Muln, Essence, something something

Me T1: Row, Keeper Sharus, Go (Harmonize 1)
JDJ: Row, Jadefire Scout
Me T2: The Essence of Enmity, Keeper Balos, Go (Harmonize 2)
JDJ: Row, Gilblin Deathscrounger
Me T3: Row, Remulos, Son of Cenarius (Harmonize 3, 1 Treant), flip Arisella (Harmonize 4), Muln Earthfury (Harmonize 5, 2 Treant), and JDJ offered his hand and didn’t let me waste my brain cells in going off. What a great guy.

After the match, he said that he has an Overload in his hand and he shouldn’t have cast Gilblin Deathscrounger and waited for my turn instead.

4-0

Last Round: Mark Adecer with Horde GC (Rohashu)
He went first and destroyed me with Baby Murloc, Alethia, Faceless Sapper and KO’d me with his turn 3 Grand Crusader.

It saddens to play against my old deck. Especially if I’m the one getting beat up by it. Haha

4-1

TOP 4! Yey! First time after almost a year of inactivity, I managed to play well and make it to the top 4 with a deck I just built and started to learn with.

*Exhaustion was already taking its toll at this point, and I don’t remember much of the details of each of the following matches. I apologize in advance to the readers.

Semi-Finals: Mark Adecer with Horde GC
Rematch! I went first this time and managed to go off on turn 3 having a board of Keepers, Demons, and Treants. He realized my board state and decided to scoop instead.

Finals: Albert Co with Horde Hunter
Another rematch and this time it’s 2 out of 3 games. Unfortunately for me, he won both matches and went on to become the TZS champ. I congratulated him for playing it well and hoped to play against him sometime.

All in all, it was a very great experience to play this deck and I’m very glad that I made the last minute switch. But most importantly, it was a very great feeling to be back playing and enjoying the game. Getting to see and be welcomed by old friends is such a warm feeling and having to meet new friends is a great feeling as well. I hope next time more people will be able to join TZS and other tournaments so that we can keep on playing the game we love.

Until next time,

-Franz

Note:
*1. This is one of the first lessons I learned after getting back to the game. Always prepare yourself with time to spare. I may have been lucky when I played the deck to second place, but if I had more practice, I could have maximized the playability of the cards in the deck, and worked around different situations where I could have won instead.

Props:
+ To JDJ, Ron, ECS, PA for helping me acquire the major pieces of the deck. Thank you! I couldn’t have built the deck without your help.
+ To Mikko for letting me borrow his Pygmy Pyramid before the start of the tournament
+ To Jay Tanhueco for being an inspiration to the players of this country. I forgot to congratulate you, I got star-struck, haha.
+ STRAW!

Slops:
– Brain farts
– Exhaustion
– Inexperience
– Misplays

To players in Metro Manila: You can catch me every Saturday at NG Centris from 6pm onwards. It’d be great if you guys can come by and playtest. 😀

Grglmrgl Aftermath

Posted on by acharis

It was TZS ep 4. As a backup I placed myself as one of the hidden deckbuilders for the JDJ vs Jay Challenge. Eventually we realized that it was I and a fellow DK that was present early enough to provide the decks for the two champs.

I’ll be honest. I was devastated when they banned Grglmrgl. I’ve been using that hero for 2 years! So the separation anxiety is still there. I knew I needed to find the replacement. The deckbuilder in me needed to find the next Grglmrgl, the next Green Archer.

I believe I have found the potential candidate. And with the challenge part of my theories were tested. Although I didn’t fair well in the tournament itself. In the challenge the deck gave Jay the win 2 out of 3. Thanks for the tweaks Jay, it gave me insight to how to improve the deck even further.

Here’s the list now after a few more revisions.

Hero: [Warlord Grok’thol]

4 [Jadefire Scout]
4 [Blackfang Tarantula]
2 [Jadefire Netherseer] / [Aviana the Reborn]
4 [Gilblin Deathscrounger]
4 [Child of Agamaggan]
3 [Faceless Watcher]
3 [Moroes]
4 [Pygmy Firebreather]
4 [Pygmy Pyramid]
4 [Faceless Sapper]
4 [Crabbyfin]
4 [Baby Murloc]

2 [Shadowfang Keep]
2 [Bottled Elements]
4 [Monstrous Upheaval]
4 [Primal Strike]
4 [Rage of the Elements]

 

Shaman by *SulaMoon

 

Yes it looks like the Hunter just with Shaman parts. Initially I’ve used 4 [Earthen Might] in replacement to the [Faceless Sapper]s. But having 8 +3 pumps in a deck with no assurance that you always have an ally to work with apparently can be frustrating.

[Rage of Elements] is awesome. Gives your opponent some annoying damage push while you pose for the kill. You can attack with one ally that has the rage, shadowfang that to drop the sapper, then put rage on it for another push!

And imagine a [Moroes] + 1 to 2 pumps and [Bottled Elements]. That’s a 18-30 damage swing! The hell with Fandral, just kill that brainless blue deck that just drop allies in play to win from zero.

Upheaval crabby baby is still may favorite reach mainly because your opponent can’t see it coming. People often tell me how do you always end up with those 3 in your hand. And I go, I waited. Its different from the wait of 2 pumps, bottle and a 4 attack ally. That apparently is more difficult to hit. In the crabbyfin, if I draw another crabbyfin, I can either row it or just cast it so the opponent can deal with it while I way for the other components. For the pumps if there is no ally in play to pump, its a dead card in your hand.

The deck allows you to flip the gigantic ogre shaman as early as turn 3. Do that to those pesky warlock soul drinkers and see their boundless hellfire window diminish faster than they can lifetap.

Well that’s it for now. Congratulations to the winners of the TZS 4 tournament. I’ll be posting your deck lists later this week.

Netherstorm Realm Championship Day 2

Posted on by Jaymyster

Day 2

I wasn’t able to sleep that night because Snorlax was snoring like hell. I know he got tired but I needed the rest. It’s a good thing I’m used to this kind of situation due to the nature of my work. After having coffee, we decided to go early to avoid any disqualification. We were advised that if anyone would be late during the event, they would be replaced by someone else and pairings will change. Continue Reading →

Zangarmarsh Season 1 Episode 4

Posted on by acharis

Battle sworn the remnants of the epic wars rages on. The legendary Green Archer has been banished by the gods of RnD for he has made the mistake of challenging the gods himself. The Green Archer has proven that it was one of the greatest heroes the land has ever seen, and for that he must suffer a fate of eternal banishment from the realm.

New Heroes have then emerged and with the next showdown looming on the horizon, who will be the next champion? Will it be the Warlocks using their evil eyes to will the opponent into submission? Will it be the plated blokes, busy shining their metal for the upcoming blood bath? Or will a new hunter emerge? So many questions, but all will be answered on June 30. The Zangarmarsh Showdown Episode 4.

With TZS, we get to see what works and what doesn’t on a grand scale right away at a monthly basis! That’s the beauty of the TZS system. And we can do it also for your realm! Feel free to contact us to give you assistance on how to use the TZS system for your realm. If more countries can run this system, hell, maybe we can even form a TZS Regionals!

For TZS S0104, we have a very cool celebrity match! These two mages have been itching to singe each other since the dawn of Zangarmarsh. And this June 30 we shall see them burn!

Celebrity Side Event: Deck Builders Challenge

Jonathan  de Joseph

vs.

Jay Tanhueco

Oh gosh, if we could just televise this for you! These two top players in our realm seldom meet. And often it’s by weird circumstances when they do. With Jay being the current Realm Champ and JDJ having a few belts of his own, this match will be epic!!

World of Warcraft – Deathwing vs Sindragosa by *Partin-Arts

So the question is, how do we pit these two deck-builder masters in battle? Easy, they don’t get to design their own decks! Three to four other players will be given the task to build a deck. This will be done in secret and will not be revealed until the TZS day itself.

Each apprentice builder will create one deck with tweaking parts. These components are the little additions he or she feels that should be in the deck too but could not get the proper levels. A maximum of 20 cards can be placed inside the deckbox as tweaking parts for each deck.

At the start of the match, each player will randomly receive a deckbox, browse through the contents and start tweaking. They can tweak their decks using only the available cards that came with it.

The winner of the Deck Builders Challenge gets bragging rights and reward the creator of the deck with 2 booster packs!

See you all on June 30!

For the other realms near us, if you wish to join TZS here whenever you’d pass by, just give us a heads up and we’ll be glad to accommodate you!

Won by the Power of Love! TZS Ep3!

Posted on by acharis

2-Headed Ogre was beaten by 2 hearts in love by Jay Tanhueco and his loved one who partnered up to win the title 2-Headed Ogre King and Queen! ^_^

It’s like Shrek and Fiona except she’s not in ogre form….? Joke lang ^_^ Peace tayo Realm Champ!

The organizers of TZS was really scared of TZS Ep3 because it was the highest prized version of TZS. From a usual PHP400 entrance to PHP900! Although they do get a lot of packs, the economy essentially does not directly equate to this.

And we’ve received 16 players still! That’s almost 70% of the average player support we got so far in this series! That’s just amazing.

This shows how much we love this game and to me that’s what truly won for TZS. The Filipino players love WoWTCG, and we would like Cryptozoic to see it! We ran this to prove that even at a pure community level, we can still make a difference.

I am not a Champion of the Blackflame and neither are two of the other core organizers of TZS. We are plain old WoWTCG players just like everybody else. We don’t get any special treatment from Cryptozoic or Neutral Grounds. We just do this for our fellow players. If that’s not love then what is?! Pfft! Si Jay kasi masyadong senti sa fb! nahawa ako 😀

I call upon the other realms, ancient or surviving. If you need help running a TZS format for your country, we can show you how. Our proven formula answers to the psyche of the competitive WoWTCG player and if it is successful here then so can it be great anywhere else!

Us Filipinos have a saying “Kapag gusto may paraan, kapag ayaw maraming dahilan”. Which translates to “If one wants there’s always a way, if not then reasons are aplenty.”

If you don’t want to play WoWTCG, then you will be one of those players who has a ton of reasons to complain about. Upper blah blah this, scourge blah blah that, viewless blah blah this, classic blah blah that. Keep your negativity to yourself. We are fine moving forward and strong.

But if you want to play WoWTCG and want to keep playing it in your realm, then let us help you because we have proven the way.

SHREK CAB by *Jerome-K-Moore