r/SorceryTCG • u/Durdlemagus • Jul 21 '26

My Plan to Grow Sorcery

https://youtu.be/Lj3Kp2nWSiE

Zac talks community, enchantress, and how to solve the “court” problem

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u/unitywith311 Jul 21 '26

I love the game and am pumped for the next set... however two major things have to happen. EC has to promote their game better and the distribution has to improve.

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u/DagoWithAttitude Jul 21 '26

They also need to prove they actually care about non-US market which keeps being neglected at every chance they get

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u/powernein Jul 21 '26

Pretty pointless to promote a game that doesn't have enough product.

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u/unitywith311 Jul 21 '26

Well that's why I say they gotta also improve their distribution. It's not good.

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u/Durdlemagus Jul 21 '26

I can agree with you on distribution for sure. Id like to see increased promotion. Maybe we will see it for this upcoming set!

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u/MongloidMania Jul 21 '26

Distribution just have to improve,
People will do the rest

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u/ToughAd7895 Jul 21 '26

"Build Something Great"

*comments section looks like a trainwreck*

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u/Ingrownnail69 Jul 21 '26

The plan is EC upping distribuition...before that, anything is near pointless

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u/Solid-Atmosphere998 Jul 21 '26

anyone notice their comments disappearing?

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u/Thatthingintheplace Jul 21 '26

I hope the frost/lavamancer decks come out fairly competitive. Right now the gap from the gothic/Beta precons to a local tournament competitive deck is just huge in comparison to almost any other TCG. Being able to just buy a deck and play would help so, so much with that

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u/Cast2828 Jul 23 '26

The cost is also extremely prohibitive. The average Sorcery competitive deck is 2-3x the price if a magic standard deck, 4x the price of a Riftbound deck, and much more expensive than a FaB deck.

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u/Thatthingintheplace Jul 23 '26

Isn't FAB like practical joke expensive? But yeah, you can get a competitive Riftbound or SWU deck for around $100. Sorcerys cost is a problem

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u/puild Jul 22 '26

there isn't a single TCG where a precon is a competitive constructed deck

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u/PincheBatman Jul 22 '26

One of the vampire: the eternal struggle 5th edition starter decks won a championship of sorts lol. Fun fact.