Sorcery: Contested Realm is a highly sought-after TCG that?????????????????????????? had an incredibly successful Kickstarter run for its Alpha set, and its Beta set sold out very quickly. Now, players will be able to earn rewards from their purchases, including exclusive cards, sl?eeves, and more.

Launching a product in the same space as Magic: The Gathering should be challenging because that TCG is already so massively popular. However, Sorcery: Contested Realm proved that it's possible and has managed to ad??opt a fan base that's so hungry for its products that you can barely find any Beta Boosters online, and the Alpha set has more than tripled in price through resale websites. Now, there's a way for any player to get even more out of the products they've purchased through Dust Rewards.

How to get Dust Rewards for Sorcery Contested: Realm

To get Dust Rewards in Sorcery: Contested Realm, you must own an Alpha product from the game's Kickstarter. Somewhere on the box will be a barcode, which you can use on the Dust Authentication website to add Dust to your account. You'll use this currency to purchase exclusive items from the Dust store.

Rewards range in price from 200 to 2000 Dust. Players pay the postage costs for these items, but they?? are free outside of their Dust cost. Some items will also drop with unique costs now and then, so it's worth keeping an eye out to ensure you don't miss them.

The team behind Sorcery: Contested Realm will be monitoring the s??tore and has requested that players only purchase one of each reward. If they see an abuse of this system, they'll need to step in and could even delete your account.

How to get more Dust from Sorcery: Contested Realm

To get more Dust from Sorcery: Contested Realm, you must purchase packs and?? booster boxes of cards and play the game in local game stores and tournaments. By redeeming codes and playing events at registered game stores, you'll be able to earn a lot of Dust each month if you play competitively.

At the time of writing, Dust is exclusive to Kickstarter rewards and Beta products, so the rest of us can't quite start building up our stash just?? yet from buying cards. However, now th?at the system is live, we can earn Dust from participation in games at the community level.

You can only earn 100 Dust per month, picking up 30 Dust. from a small event of four people learning to play, with up to 70 Dust on offer for those in a Constructed ??Tournament with 64 players or more.

You'll also earn bonus Dust from winning specific events, which varies based on the number of players and the event you're running. I've included an image of how this reward system for playing well works above. It's designed to help give those players who are really putti?ng in the effort, learning the game, and showing off their skills the boost and added rewards they deserve.

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Arthurian Legends is the first expansion set for Sorcery: Contested Realm. This TCG is already pretty hard to get hold of, but that won't stop those with Alpha sets and newcomers alike from jumping on the expansion in an attempt t?o collect every card.

Sorcery: Contested Realm is one of the hardest to find card games on the market. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, its Alpha and Beta sets flew off shelves, and its creators have been struggling to get more products out to retailers since. However, Arthurian Legends offers a chance for the company to get things right and ensure more people can get the??ir hands on the set and the rare cards within i??ts booster packs.

When is the release date of the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set?

The release date for the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set is Q4 2024. This means it should release at some point in the final three months of the year. Information on a more specific release date m?ay be announced closer to the release date, so I'll update this article if the date is narrowed date any more.

All confirmed cards for the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set

Below, I've listed every confirmed card for the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set. This will be updated as more cards are reveale??d.

• Sir Pelleas - This is the card in the trailer above, but its mechanics have not been revealed yet.

All rarities in the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set

At the time of writing, the rarities in the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends?? set haven't been revea??led. However, I think it's safe to assume that they will be available in every rarity in the base game. Those rarities are as follows.

• Ordinary
• Exceptional
• Elite
• Unique

If additional rarities are announc?ed closer to release, I'll add them to this section of the article.??

Where to buy the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set

The best place to buy the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set will be from your local game store. You can find your closest registered retailer through the official store locator. Supporting these businesses is par??t of the game because it helps enable more event and fuel the community. However, if you can't get to a store, I do have a couple of online alternatives.

• Chaos Cards (US & UK): I use Chaos Cards for most of my TCG purchases when it comes to Magic: The Gathering and it's one of the few retailers in the UK that stocks Sorcery: Contested Realm. It's reliable, gets stuff delivered quickly, and has a reward system to fund future purchases.
• Unicorn Cards (US & UK): Unicorn Cards is the only other online retailer with a reliable reputation that currently stocks Sorcery: Contested Realm. I haven't used it myself, but I know others who do, and it seems to have products in stock most of the time when other sites don't.

What is the Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set?

The Sorcery: Contested Realm Arthurian Legends set is the game's very first expansion, one that delves into Arthurian mythology. For those who don't u?nderstand what this is, it's the story of King Arthur. This is the legendary knight and king who pulled the sword from the stone. He's also renowned for wielding the iconic Excalibur, which he was given by The Lady of the Lake.

The set will explore these legends and more, pulling from them for the art and mechanics of each card. As a UK resident and someone who was fascinated with Arthurian stories as a kid, I can't wait to see more of the set and how it plays into Sorcery: Contested Realm.

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