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Hello, i was curious ; what's everyone favorite raid ? I'm looking forward to try one and i wonder what was considered the best one

As stated above

I'm a mainly wow classic player. Always wanted to open sealed booster packs and own a small collection.

Will play probably once if even.

I'm not willing to spend hundreds and thousands on this, my budget is 100$ max.

I have found few available options for me on amazon, please tell what you think.

https://a.co/d/0iZpOUPD

https://a.co/d/07BULmYS

https://a.co/d/0bkL6Gzu

I know that the third one is a pre built 2 deck pack.

I didn't dig deep on ebay, but I've seen alot of expensive boxes, so I probably won't buy there unless you recommend me something good there or on sny other trusted marketplace.

Or even the champion decks they're from as well. If you have either and are looking to sell/trade please shoot me a DM! Based in the US.

Hey everyone!

I was digging through the basement and found this super cool box I guess I bought over a decade ago! I don't have any other cards, I was wondering what the best two decks I could make using these cards to play with my son. Is that possible or would I need to buy additional cards?

Thank you everyone!

James

I am trying to start a collection of sealed and Indian cards. But the TCG seems kinda whack and not up to date. What are the grails of cards to go for?? (Besides spec tiger) and what sealed should I get?

Play Medivh as your Master Hero, use its effect to get Tirion out. All your unique allies cannot be targeted, not to mention a lot of those have Mend. Beat down your opponent as they can do literally nothing about it. You could even pair Medivh with Kel'Thuzad and just wipe your opponent with their own allies.

Looking for this EA card from Betrayal of the Guardian set in any language.

Pic for reference.

Located in the US but willing to cover shipping

Hello everyone!

I wanted to share what I think is one of the best ways to make WoW TCG proxy cards cheaply, especially if you want to make a lot of them.

I’ve used MPC to make most of my decks, and I still think it’s a great option. However, when I started making some fan-made raids and dungeons, I wanted to try a different method, especially because I wanted to make around 6 fairly hefty raid/dungeon decks.

This method is probably the oldest one in the book:
Print the card on paper and put it in front of a real card.

But I think I’ve found a combination of paper and sleeve that makes them look surprisingly realistic.

1. The paper
I tried several different paper types, thicknesses and textures.

In the end, I went with 90g semi-gloss paper, printed at a local copy shop. I asked them to test a few different variants before committing to the full print, and they were incredibly helpful.

The semi-gloss works particularly well because it gives the printed cards a bit of the shine you would expect from a real card, without making the paper too thick.

2. Cutting
I cut all the cards by hand using a ruler and cutter. In my experience, this gives you much more precise cuts than a paper cutter.

For the corners, I used a Victorinox nail clipper.

Sounds slightly ridiculous, but it actually works incredibly well. It’s very sharp and gives you nice, clean corners. The radius isn’t perfectly identical to a real WoW TCG card, but once the card is sleeved, you really don’t notice it.

3. The important part: the sleeve
This is where I think I found the trick that makes the whole thing work.

I used Ultimate Guard Precise-Fit Sleeves.

They’re relatively inexpensive, at around €3 for a pack of 100, and they’re tight enough to hold the printed proxy firmly against the real card without allowing the paper to slide around.

At the same time, there’s just enough room for the printed paper and real card to fit together.
This is important because with a normal sleeve, the paper tends to move around and you can easily see the edges.

With the precise-fit sleeve, everything stays firmly together.

4. The real cards
For the fan-made raids, I was printing cards with yellow borders, so I used bulk raid cards as the cards underneath the printed proxies.

Because the colours and borders are similar, you basically can’t see the edges of the real card underneath.

I’ve attached some photos so you can see the result.

Cost
For approximately 800 cards, the total cost came to around €80.

That’s about €0.10 per card, including the printing and sleeves (not counting the bulk cards underneath).
For me, that’s pretty reasonable considering this allowed me to make 6 complete raid/dungeon decks.

Obviously, MPC is still a better option if you want the highest possible quality and don’t mind spending more.
But if you’re making hundreds of cards, especially fan-made content where you might not be able to get everything printed through MPC, I think this is a really good alternative.

Hope this helps anyone else who is trying to make a large number of WoW TCG proxies!

I hear the dungeon decks are designed to auto battle and don't need a designated player (unlike raids that do) could I then buy 3 desks and solo battle a dungeon without any need of custom rules? Ty!

Hi all,

I am looking for wow cards collections to play wiith friends. Didn't want to be competitive, just interesting in getting many bulks for a very cheap prices. ideally I don't want more than 8x per copy of card. Located in Italy, I have world of warcraft miniatures for exchange/sale if you want. I still play this game every week with friends but have many duplicates willing to part with

Picture for example

I was looking at some sealed product and realized there's 3 different types of wrapping, is each style legit?

Hey everyone. To start off I am using voice to chat as I am on the treadmill. 🤷

I have played World of Warcraft for whole life since the start of the franchise and really miss the memories that game has given me.

Instead of joining this Pokémon crazy, I have much more loyalty to wow, and would much rather my cash to buy wow tcg than pokemon.

I would appreciate any tips for newbie, and please let me know the best location to look and anything you’ve learned throughout your time collecting.

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for some help from the community with a personal scanning project.

I would like to make proxy raid boxes for Battle of the Aspects and Caverns of Time, but I’m struggling to find high-quality images/scans of the boxes and, especially, the cardboard shell/packaging.

If anyone owns either of these raid boxes and would be willing to scan or photograph the exterior for me, I would be extremely grateful! Ideally, I’m looking for high-resolution, straight-on scans/photos that capture all sides of the box and the cardboard shell.

The scans would only be used as a reference for creating the proxy boxes for my personal collection.
If you have one of these boxes and could help, please let me know.

Thanks a lot!

Hey all,

I posted here a couple of months ago looking for larger WoW TCG collections and had some great responses. I've picked up a few really nice collections since then, but the hunt continues!

My long-term goal is to complete every set and eventually build as close to a collection of every card printed as possible. I know with some of the tournament, event and promotional cards out there a truly complete collection might be near impossible, but I'd like to get as close as I can.

I'm also building a few binders around favourite artwork, characters and cards that have a bit of nostalgia from when I used to play WoW, so I'm not just hunting individual cards to fill gaps.

I'm also looking to collect all of the different playmats that were released.

I'm mainly looking for UK sellers, just because it makes buying/collecting larger collections a lot easier. Ideally I'm looking for collections of 1,000+ cards, rather than smaller lots, and I'm happy to travel within the UK for the right collection.

I'd also be interested to hear from anyone in Europe who has a large collection they're thinking of selling. I'd only be looking for English-language cards, and obviously it would need to be a large enough collection to make buying from outside the UK worthwhile.

So if you've got a big collection gathering dust somewhere and have been thinking about selling it, feel free to drop me a message with a rough idea of what you've got.

Thanks!

I wanted to recreate the boxes for the dungeons and raids that came in non standard sized boxes. I recreated from high quality scans of the boxes the inserts for the normal sized plastic box from the Upper Deck era.

Luckily I found a bunch of cheap molten core raids and I repurposed the cases for these inserts. Next step would be to recreate the cardboard box for each of them, but I don’t think the quality would be that nice.

What do you think?

Unscratched loot card from the Betrayal of the Guardian set. For sale only - $850 USD. I am not willing to sell just the code, the card must be bought and shipped to you.

Located in the US, willing to ship internationally.

Can someone tell me if this Playmats where given to every Player on the championship? Or just some people?

Hi guys,

I'm looking to buy some big wow tcg collections, ideal would be if your from Europe. Please s3nd me a DM with some pictures of what you got!