Failed Card Games : Who remembers Battletech and Redemption? Free Nostalgia!

While few Games survive the test of time....a long list of companies and people have lost everything trying to make it in the cardboard industry :-/
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[@TheAmericanDragn]

Redemption is the second longest running TCG. I've been playing for 13 years now. It's been my favorite TCG for a long time. Fortunately, it is still in print, but they only push out one set per year because they are a really small company.

[@VGJustice]

Battletech only died because FASA died. That kinda killed all things MechWarrior. Real shame, too. Battletech was really fun.

[@wangmauler]

2 years later....Battletech turn based pc game is out, and mechwarrior 5 just came out.....

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

@@wangmauler Lets not forget that Catalyst Games has been churning out great Battletech tabletop content for *years* now.

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

battletech the card game died, sure.. but battletech itself is still alive and doing well. FanPro kept it alive long enough for Catalyst to come along and pick it up, and they've been publishing great material for it for years and years now

[@moodlampActual]

you should fill out the wizards questionairre back to them and fill it out. but only respond about current mtg issues.

[@jackfrost8865]

Kevin Crabtree and make it a video and a video for if they ever respond

[@Feyyore]

Agreed. Mailed to their current address. with a video of him filling it out with his questions before a followup for the reply XD

[@justinalstad]

Redemption CCG is still going! In terms of popularity (based on the number of tournaments held each year) it peaked between 2005 and 2007, started to decline after that, but it kept going and recently has begun to grow again. The past few expansions have been selling amazingly well as many former players are returning to the game after not participating for many years, and many players consider the two most recent expansions the best the game has ever seen. Here's a list of all the expansions produced for Redemption: Unlimited (the blue packs in the video) (1995) Prophets (green packs) (1996) Women of the Bible (1997) Warriors (1999) Apostles (gray packs) (2001) Patriarchs (yellow packs) (2002) Kings (2003) Angel Wars (2004) Priests (2006) Faith of our Fathers (2007 & 2011) Rock of Ages (2008 & 2011) Thesaurus ex Preteritus (2009) Disciples (2010) The Early Church (2014) The Persecuted Church (2015) Cloud of Witnesses (2016) Revelations of John (2017) In between some of those expansions, there have been 5 starter deck sets (two 50 card decks) released as well. The one in the video was the 4th starter deck set (the G & H decks). The most recent starter set is the I & J decks.

[@justinalstad]

If anyone is interested in learning more, here's some links: www.cactusgamedesign.com/redemption/ ~Redemption page on Cactus Game Design website www.cactusforums.com/forum/ ~Official Redemption forum and message boards landofredemption.com/ ~Popular Redemption blog where new cards and sets are often previewed www.threelionsgaming.com/ ~Main site for the Redemption secondary market (complete sets, singles, etc)

[@duane_313]

is the audience entirely christian based?or does it have non religious followers as well?

[@ShineAqua]

Justin A: I'm decidedly not religious, and even I think it looks rad.

[@GhostsOfKrysmasPast]

I'm an atheist that plays. Found it recently, bought it for a laugh, turns out it's pretty fun. we drag it out every other weekend and have a few rounds.

[@justinalstad]

Hi Duane, I can say for certain that not everyone who plays is a Christian. While the majority probably are (including the primary team of designers and playtesters whom I know personally), I know of several players who are atheist, agnostic or hold other beliefs. No Biblical knowledge is required in order to learn the game--though a basic understanding of certain things (such as which books of the Bible are from the Old Testament and which are from the New Testament) can make things easier to grasp as one learns the game's interactions.

[@SignoftheStar]

Hey Alpha Investments! I know a few people have commented this already, but Redemption is still going, and going strong. It turns 22 next month, making it the second oldest trading card game still in production after Magic: The Gathering itself. I've played a lot of trading card games, and Redemption is my favorite. It's notoriously hard to pick up, as there are a LOT of rules- judging from your reaction to the rulebook, I think you got that vibe. It's so worth it, though, because it allows the game to be deep and creative and a whole lot of fun. If you're curious to see how the game works, I have a series of videos on my channel called Welcome to Redemption. I also take a quick look at the history behind the game in my introduction video. Take it easy!

[@laurencebrown3822]

Me and my friends played Battletech a fair amount. I named my deck 'Clan Rabid Lemming', used a bunch of cards that had Alpha Strike and pilots who gave pretty much the equivalent of trample so that, while my mechs usually died, I only needed two or three to attack with any degree of success and I could usually get a win. Our LGS even had a weekly Battletech event, very FNM-ish. It had really good support for prizes; everyone who entered, regardless of how well they did, got at least one booster pack (and the winner won around 8 or 9). Had good attendance too, I'd say close to two dozen people showed up regularly. Anyhow, it was fun, and had an expansion that I remember, but after a time it just seemed to die; couldn't tell you why. But yeah, I still have several of those sweet black w/ red pips six sided dice, makes me happy to know that some part of the money I spent on that game is still being out to use whenever I pull those out for my weekly RPG group.

[@griffongaming2657]

Redemption CCG is a very niche game but it is still around. I used to play in the early 2000s and even attended 3 Nationals tournaments among other Regional and State tournaments. They are still printing cards. Rob Anderson is the President of Cactus Game Design and I had an opportunity to meet him and the inhouse artist Doug Gray who drew a large number of the cards from the middle sets. There are currently 19 different sets. I stopped playing at set 8 due to our playgroup falling apart. It is still the only real Christian themed CCG around. I hope to be able to resurrect a playgroup here after I open my store later this month. Due to it being a Christian themed CCG it isn't mainstream but a lot of thought and game development went into it. BTW, having played both MTG and Redemption I can tell you that there are 0 similarities to the 2 games. All cards are based off of Biblical references and each one has the Bible reference printed on the bottom of the card that pertains to the card. I loved playing this game because I am a Christian and I love CCGs so it fit nicely. It just doesn't have the mass following that MTG or Pokemon have so playing is a bit more difficult to manage. If you have any further questions feel free to shoot them my way and I will answer them as well as I can.

[@duane_313]

is the audience entirely christian based?or does it have non religious followers as well?

[@billable1861]

Griffon Gaming how to play where can you buy it? Seems interesting for sure.

[@justinalstad]

Griffon, what National tournaments did you attend? My first Nationals was 2004 in Lousiana. Wondering if perhaps we met at some point.

[@griffongaming2657]

duane dogsdayout It is nearly all Christian players but in our playgroup we did have 2 players that weren't Christian. They just really enjoyed the game and the mechanics behind it.

[@griffongaming2657]

Billable Your best bet to get the cards would be directly from Cactus Game Design. I am not sure if Chris Bany at Covenant Games is still in the business but he was a major seller back when I played. I sell singles on eBay from the collections my friends and I had built. I still have complete sets of Limited through The Kings that I am holding onto.

[@GzDubya]

Oh yeah, I remember Battletech. Played it a lot. Still have a deck built.

[@turdferguson3091]

redemption.. for when you want to play magic but you dont want to burn in hell for eternity for it.

[@madbear3512]

Goddamn it Morty

[@turdferg9703]

Hey you stole my name! But in all seriousness, MTG isn't evil, just certain cards are.. *cough* demonic tutor *cough* Unholy Strength *cough*

[@laurencebrown3822]

Thanks for this video Rudy! It brought up a lot of fond memories for me from a good while back. I'd love to see more videos like this in the future.

[@FearOgre]

Oh shit, I would totally buy battletech cards. Always been a huge fan of battletech/mechwarrior.

[@BobbyFritts]

It's 2024, and Redemption is going strong. I just joined towards the end of the last year, but wanted to play back in the early 2000s. Lots of new players are joining now. I highly recommend it.

[@Dunston205]

I played Redemption. I thought it was and is a solid game. The mechanics were solid. Steal your opponent's souls with you bad guys and rescue yours with you good guys. Cards had references to scripture. I remember Jael's Nail and wondered how the art matched the reference. Looked it up and was WOW right to the head. Fun to play. I think the religious connection was a draw back for a lot, not me.

[@xsp238]

Dunston205 make a game play video explaining everything I have no idea how to play

[@kingdombarber0]

@@xsp238 there are gameplay videos on KZbin look up redemption basic gameplay and there’s good videos on that.

[@felixxx9333]

I traded a "Black Lotus" for a "Shirtless Kirk" from the first Star Trek CCG.

[@Firevine]

Worth it.

[@lunareagle4746]

I traded an unopened box of Beta for a box of the Star Trek CCG when it first came out.

[@GhostsOfKrysmasPast]

Traded a box of Mirage for a box of Rules of Acquisition. :D

[@whatnot4520]

We’re have a learn n play in Laredo with Redemption in 9/3/21 and 9/4. Soah…yeah, still alive and well.

[@jeckyllmass]

Rudy cuts self with box cutter, blood comes out instead of taco sauce... hmm

[@jennifer9084]

jeckyllmass 😄

[@LearnMathandPhysicswithMe]

#greenscreen

[@Sundance_the_Rapper]

Not real Rudy?

[@gahbunk]

My buddy still has all his Battletech/Mech Warrior cards and we still play from time to time. It is a fun game... I also miss Mutant Chronicles.

[@ThyREALDevilmouse]

I probably still have a deck of Battletech cards somewhere in storage at my parents house if they didn't chuck them out years ago

[@franciscoguerra5439]

I would be very, very reluctant to call Battletech a "failed" game! It had two editions and four or five expansions, and it did pretty well while it was out! I've been playing all sorts of wargames and CCG's for three decades, and in all that time the most crowded event I ever attended was the release of the first Battletech CCG expansion, which had over a hundred people. The game died, because, well... FASA died. The issues were not with the game, but with the parent company and the rights. As for the game itself, it was a hell of a lot of fun! Having been designed by MtG creator Richard Garfield, it took that game and added some concepts into the mix like having your library be your health, being able to attack everything on the table, units having speeds and structural damage that needs to be repaired, the core lands giving the player special abilities, etc. It was really good, and it's a testament to its quality that it remains the only CCG that I still dust off and play with friends every now and then. :)

[@VideoGameManiac8]

That was entertaining to watch, thanks Rudy

[@ssvr6]

I loved battle tech, was bummed it didn't take off. :(

[@timothyvandenberg2905]

Collected *both* games back in the day. Both were fun entry-level entertainment. Had no idea Redemption is still in print!

[@danl.4565]

Rage CCG was my jam back in the day, love these old games...

[@Nanofuture87]

Man... those Battletech cards definitely took me back to the 90s.

[@ricardoheffel9550]

I still have my old battletech ccg collection and still playing it with friends like once a month.

[@zfrank8420]

Redemption is still around. I still have the cards and play with my dad every once in awhile

[@IronsightV2]

RUDY! I have SOOOOOO many flippin pogs from back in the early 90's!!

[@beermageddon4323]

Hell yeah! What an awesome episode

[@johnsummers2943]

Redemption looks really fun tbh.

[@ForkedEye]

You don't even know, how I miss Doom Trooper... And bring back Ani-Mayhem! My taco is all floppy!

[@Yrzi]

would love to see Rudy get his hands on some Doom Troopers

[@TheKarnophage]

I remember going to Target Games back in the day and seeing all the cases of Doom Trooper they had laying around. They put boards on top of the cases and used the area for packing.

[@blainejenrette9334]

ForkedEye I remember Ani Mayhem. Game mechanics were totally broken sadly.

[@ForkedEye]

It was totally unplayable, but fun to collect.

[@CrescantBearer]

Battletech's artwork was absolutely incredible! Think I've still got a pile of my old cards somewhere round the house.

[@jamesstaggs4160]

Bummer about Battletech. Such a cool world.

[@BType13X2]

Yep it's a shame I have about 2400 cards still in ziplock bags upstairs from when I was obsessed with it.

[@mcduck5]

@@BType13X2 me too! I hace a widow maker... A very shitty widow maker but a widow maker none the less!

[@BloodWingKinghts]

Battletech was great fun, as someone who played the Battletech miniatures game, it was a fun way to enjoy the universe.

[@digiprez77]

One of my favorite things about looking through old copies of Scrye is all of the ads for defunct games... There were so many. I spent all my cash on MTG, so I never really got into any of them besides Star Trek, which I tried to play (unsuccessfully) with my Dad.

[@johnc6497]

Wow, I looked at Redemption site, and they've got TONS going for this thing! Merchandise, some 2016 finals results? Not sure if there's a tournament scene or something, but it seems to be kicking around strong to this day. Not sure how strong in terms of financial power, but still.

[@pikaninjatcg8175]

OMG!!!! Battletech and Mechwarrior was my FAVORITE Card game. Way more than MTG. Too bad it didn't make it

[@crashofthem]

I loved Battletech. The board game it is based on is still one of my favorite wargames. I still have about 1k cards, and friends who remember it fondly. It plays similar to magic, but with a grindier feel. Player damage is dealt by milling rather than to a life total. You can spend multiple turns paying for expensive cards, but damage carries over as well, and even lands can be killed with enough damage.

[@kooky112]

Redemption is still around and its very big in the christian world. If you'd like to learn to play, look up Brown City Camp in Michigan. We run a league once a year during family camp time, where we teach people to play and help strengthen each others decks for us veterans who have been playing for YEARS. Even my boyfriend who is a major MTG player plays this.

[@MrObasiah]

when i wanted to play yugioh with the kids at school. my parents got me that redemption game. i had no clue how to play it and no one to play with. basically just ended up throwing them at things.

[@B00KUMS]

Whoe Redemption I used to have cards when I was a kid...Bringing back the memories!

[@RadicalCreamer]

Battletechw as a great game. pretty similar to MTG in some interactions. Also many old School mtg artists worked on this. I even have signed cards from Battletech. And there was even a Black Lotus like card, which added 3 resources

[@colonellesbean]

A failed TCG is Chaotic. I played that game with my friends all the time and it seemed really popular. It managed to get its own tv show and I could find packs every where but then it suddenly stopped. It was like it fell off the face of the earth.

[@SereneCube]

I rmbr playing Redemption back in the day! It was really fun!

[@MrJCruz79]

I use to play Battletech back in the day when it was a paper RPG. I wish I knew about the tcg back then because I totally would have play it. Those cards look so cool.

[@thebluefrog951]

Great video!! Thank you for spot lighting Redemption! The game is still active and we just had a new set released. If you were impressed by the old card stock and art you MUST pick up some of the new packs like Revelation of John or Cloud of Witnesses.

[@yummyganja7094]

mechwarrior was an amazeing card game =''(

[@shiftomnimega]

Wow, I met a guy who worked on Redemption. That takes me back. Plenty folks around VA/N.C. played that one

[@thadrana]

Battle tech was way fun. I wish they did more with it and it succeeded. :/

[@colanis90]

Rudy - Are you familiar with the failed game "Magi Nation Duel"? I'd love to see a video on that game as it was one of my favorites for a long time. Currently snooping around to see if I can snag some old booster boxes of it.

[@TheOrzhovSyndicate]

i got redemption from my grandparents when i was a kid i played it a few time with people from church

[@C1utch]

i still have all my 90s pogs and battletech cards.

[@EdgarTarly]

Redemption is still going strong. Pretty fun game. I'm hoping to incorporate it into Sunday School activities.

[@SmoktimusPrime]

Still have all my BattleTech cards in a box here. Masakari C was OP.

[@frontierlife4456]

Yeah Nationals for Redemption was just held in Tx this Aug 2018 and 100 + players it’s a great game with the new sets the last 3 years that’s been around since CCG came out 1994 -still going.

[@solidkingcobra]

I like how Rudy appreciate the old school cards/ art/ and the process of making a card game. I also made a card game for my senior project in high school and it is a f*ck ton of work.

[@PhilsNextKick]

I played redemption for quite a few years and even went to Nationals one year. It's pretty fun and is actually still going pretty strong! I actually just bought the original A/B starter decks off EBay and really wish I had not sold all my cards now!

[@kyleblecha1]

i used to play redemption when i was a kid because my mom wouldn't let me play magic! for what it was, it was a fun game, i even went to a redemption tournament back in the day

[@greglockton6246]

Sweet Jesus, I havent seen these in YEARS! Played both of them (Redemption as a joke) in the 90's, before Tacos were even invented....

[@alexauclair1]

I remember the older kids playing this at comic stores in the late 90s

[@PaulGaither]

I really enjoied Battletech because I love the franchise. I am glad that it failed in some ways because of how cheap it is to pick up. Instead of combat damage and life points, you mill the top of the library (stockpile). The fastest cards (think mono red burn/haste) were banned. There are no combos like magic I am aware of because you can't make unlimited resources or loop things. i have my collection and buy lots once in a while and play when I can with friends. It is fun.

[@Hieuby_Dooby]

Holy cow, those redemption cards incredible!

[@mikeflanagan4401]

Hi Rudy, love your channel. question for you how many copies of Timmy, Power Gamer do you own?

[@discard-dead]

Seeing those Fallen Empires boxes made my day

[@Pandybears]

There was a Christian store near my house that sadly went out of business about a decade ago. I used to go there with my mom and buy Redemption cards. I never learned how to play but it was cool seeing something like that and it always made me want to buy more. It was nice seeing a Christian interpretation of a card game like this.

[@Talis116]

Man I have the whole BattleTech book series in a box somewhere in my crawlspace....

[@geek2the2ndpower]

Funny you're showing Battletech... I just learned how to play this game a month ago. I bought a collection online for like $50 bucks.

[@TuxedoJaxson]

I had a huge collection that I sold on Ebay not too long ago. Got a decent amount for it too. Fun game!

[@simoncosh3654]

I played battletech back in the 90's, I don't remember it being all that great.

[@cz75fanatic]

I remember the Battletech ccg from my old comic book store. I started gaming though the old Battletech Board Game during study hall in Highschool. Really wish the clix figures weren't so stupidly expensive.

[@matthewmoss7601]

Love seeing some Battletech!

[@axey7476]

The Redemption one looks like a cigar box packaging lol Moses Rod, Giddy.

[@0rthodontist]

Those battletech boosters are making me all hot and sweaty :D !!!

[@DodgaOfficial]

At a church I went to when I was younger they would trade you these for you Pokemon cards. These were really made as a response to the hysteria surrounding Pokemon cards.

[@janicejohnson8959]

bro redemption is still going on very fun

[@farpointgamingdirect]

Battletech CCG was fantastic! I was heavy into the FASA miniatures game as well

[@stanmilkowski3550]

Yay more Failed Card Games! Seeing the 2 Star Trek CCG cards in this video alone was absolutely worth it. Would love to see you review more of the Star Trek CCG and Star Wars CCG cards by Decipher in this Failed Card Game series. My brother in law and I still play those games to this day and they have each been out of print by Decipher for approx 10 years. Thank you Rudy!

[@lunareagle4746]

You still play? nice! Star Trek CCG was the first one I got into and still love that game. I'm hoping to find local players or that I can get my kids into it when they are older.

[@Mortismors]

I had Star Trek cards from when the game first came out, but recently have bought more and gotten back into it. I built every faction a deck, so you just pick one up and play. Borg, Federation, Romulan, Klingon, Non-Affiliated. I've also found that if you set up quadrants and instead of a single line, make a + and the game is much more fun. You can also place extra space off the original "arms" and make extra branches of reachable space. Oh and always play by Red Alert rules, makes the game 10 times more fun!

[@stanmilkowski3550]

Magic the Gathering, Star Wars CCG, and Star Trek CCG were the first CCGs I played all right at about the same time in 1995/1996. Being big into Sci-fi and Fantasy I wanted to try each. I ended up playing Star Wars and Star Trek the most until about 2002 then returning to them in 2006.

[@stanmilkowski3550]

That's awesome! I love the game and agree playing as if Red alert is in play all the time is the only way we play now. It really speeds up the game play. We have a similar sort of play style with a deck constructed based on each affiliation Federation, Klingon, Romulan, Bajoran, Cardassian, Ferengi, Dominion, Borg, Kazon, Vidiian, Hirogen, Non-aligned/Maquis, etc. Each deck was built using a hybrid of Magic: The Gathering's commander rules for at least the personnel, ships, outposts so only one of each card (even the diamond ones). Then we would use a modified rule of no more than 4 cards for events, interrupts, objectives, incidents, etc. It made the game a lot of fun and kept the power levels in check. The quadrant idea is a very good idea! We would take turns placing locations and then move to dilemmas. During the dilemma phase we eventually went with random seeding so have three piles: one space, one planet, one that was a hybrid of each it sped up getting the space line set to play. Then we would shuffle them up and put about 6-7 of each type under each of the missions, with a fourth pile being for our individual Artifact cards to get at each mission where able. Really the only card in the game to stray too far from the rules described above was the gold-pressed latinum specifically only for the Ferengi deck, where they are allowed no more than 10 as the deck focuses a lot around using those. Each one we tried to focus on the strengths of each of the affiliations and made for a flavorful way of playing the game. We banned the Q's tent and all side decks that weren't the initial space line setup as they could largely imbalance the overall game since it can be difficult to have found/own enough of the cards needed for each of those. Glad to hear there are a few other people who play it! The Star Wars cards were fun as well, but the deck design was too limiting since you could only play as one of two sides. Still love that game too and will get a rare chance to play with some friends. But the the Star Trek CCG sees more play from a variety standpoint, despite some complexity issues due to the numerous card types introduced with nearly each subsequent set. This was why we ended up having to simplify, ban, and basically use a house rules variant to play the game.

[@LearnMathandPhysicswithMe]

I remember Redemption from when I was in high school (ca. 2000).

[@TheHeroAppeared]

Oh man I loved Battletech when I was a kid.

[@triperiperanger7319]

that was actually pretty cool to look at. I myself had never heard of the redemption game.

[@elijahmthompson2313]

I picked up some redemption back in the day! Tried to playing it once and the cards have now just been sitting in a box with my marvel cards doing nothing.

[@nicholaskelley8022]

love the Command and Conquer Red Alert reference. that game was amazing

[@muir323]

I played Redemption back in the day!

[@trentmcnabb3470]

I played it when I was in high school. It failed because it was so insanely complicated that it was too hard to teach to other people. I also got to meet the guy who created the game. He was like 500 lbs, and yeah he said Magic was his main influence.

[@thavionhawkmkii4509]

I loved my old Clan Wolf Deck!

[@TheArmchairCorsair]

I grew up in a somewhat large church and went to a Christian school until about 5th grade. I had some friends who played Redemption, and I used to get the cards from book fairs and Christian book stores. The rules of the game were beyond my understanding but I liked to collect them like Pokémon cards. I'm not really religious anymore but looking at these now it is a pretty impressive product they created with that game.

[@herbertspineckie5194]

i got lots of old card games, including spawn power cars, spellfire, jyhad, shadowrun

[@mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299]

I loved Battletech but then I started playing MTG😉. The art in Battletech was awesome. Another old CCG I lived was Deadlands, you battled by playing a hand of poker.

[@grunclestan4750]

Rudy bringing back Pogs, PogChamp

[@TheReforgedgaming]

this game was all I played as a kid

[@warlordmacilvernock1979]

Redemption always had a niche following. The game was sold in local game stores alongside Magic, and many of the other CCG's available at the time. I remember that many people who actually played the game found the gameplay enjoyable. I actually had a set, but gave it to some students of mine when I began dumping old CCG's (Doomtrooper, Wyvern etc.). It appears that the fourth edition of the game is available from Cactus Game design.

[@DreadgateTCG]

Making a religious themed card game is actually genius. There's a huge preexisting fan base, the lore of the IP is extensive with lots to utilize. I'm surprised I never heard of Redemption.

[@Zaph0d]

I remember getting a promo of Redemption in Inquest or a something similar type of magazine, perhaps that is where you recognise it from Rudy ?

[@stephenhutton7103]

I got a pack that I got at Electronic Boutique back in 96 or 97 and I've been trying to sell it forever, even got a Victor Steiner. This game must be dead and forgotten. I love Mech stuff though.

[@matthewlech3228]

POGS!!!! count me in! Those Jurassic Park ones are awesome, hook me up haha!

[@TheKarnophage]

As far as I can see Redemption is still in print.

[@awesomeforces7658]

I loved Battletech. I still have a 5000 count box full of it and all my decks.

[@WylochsArmory]

What you want for it $ ? :-D

[@awesomeforces7658]

If you're seriously asking, DM me or drop me a way to contact you and I will dig it out, assess what I have and it would be a "reasonable offer" type of situation. I have quite a few 5000 count boxes full of various "old" CCG's. Battletech, Wildstorms, Overpower, Wing Commander, MTG, The Crow, Xena, Strar Trek, Star Wars and many more. Some I have more of than others.

[@Sweetestsadist]

I love these old card games. I own a lot of them; some bought at their peak, some bought from discount bins. Battletech was one of the better designed classic CCG's. A good candidate for an LCG reprint like Doomtown and Netrunner got. Thanks for this video. I think I'll try to get a game of Rage happening at my next game night.

[@jonathanmedina4496]

RUDY! Nice video man. I played a lot of Redemption back in high school. I still have a few thousand cards. I'm actually working on designing a new Biblical card game. It's the passion project that I work on in the background :).

[@warlordmacilvernock1979]

The majority of Battletech players simply preferred to play the original tabletop Battletech.

[@jeffreyscarbroughboardgame2822]

Looks cool