At a low level, it makes the game simpler and faster, while at a high level it adds a delicious level of complexity and potential lines to take.
The difference is these cards have effects while they’re on the field, so you’ll have to manage using a Foundation as a resource versus using its effect. Each turn, you’re able to build as many Foundations as you can play successfully, which act similarly to your mana pool in MTG or your Energy in DBS. If you need a tutorial, head on over to the ChannelFireball YouTube channel, where I will be uploading MHA tutorials and meta content.Ĭonversely, MHA offers a reimagined mana system. The game mechanics allow for many different play styles. Lastly, Uraraka keeps her attacks floating on the field, ready to launch them when the moment is right. Jiro looks into each player’s deck for information no one else can gain access to. Bakugo threatens his opponent with heavy damage without regard for collateral damage. The characters play very similarly to their personalities in the show. You’ll start by placing your leader in play, similar to Dragon Ball Super. With Organized Play building up to the $250,000 tournament in Vegas this November, the newest set of cards hitting stores now, and tons of support for newer players, there’s no better time to jump in.įor players coming from other card games, MHA has some familiar game mechanics.
Welcome to the Age of Heroes! Funimation has thrown its hat into the ring with the newest addition to the TCG landscape, My Hero Academia CCG (MHA).
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