Challenge Rating, commonly called CR, forms part of D&D and helps the Dungeon Master estimate how hard a monster can be. Every creature gets a rating that points to the level of threat for a group of players. The idea seems basic at first look but it quickly becomes complex. CR is calculated based on … Read more
Wingspan is a great strategy card game, that deals with birds, and honestly it is very relaxing to play. At the table can seat 1 to 5 players, that each forms his own net of nature reserves. The main mechanic twists around the play of birds, that creates strong chains and combinations through three different … Read more
In Yu-Gi-Oh!, a Type is a trait of every card. Every monster belongs to one Type, which allows you to group them. You find it on the left under the image and it shows what the monster is, for example a Warrior or Dragon. You identify monsters by name, Type, Attribute, ATK, DEF, Level (or … Read more
Rummy became very popular during the last years. Thousands of folks join daily to play the online version of that classic card game. One gave it a fresh online side, what brought a whole wave of new players. Simple knowledge about math for instance Probability, very helps in Rummy. Even newcomers that well understand Probability … Read more
Magic: The Gathering is a trading card game made by Wizards of the Coast and originally created by Richard Garfield. One of the first things to learn about the game is how card rarity works. Rarity refers to the distribution of cards in Magic boosters. There are four main rarities: common (C), uncommon (U), rare … Read more
chess starts from the first part of every game in chess. In that moment the main task is to move pieces to good positions and protect the king in his fortress. After the opening phase come usually the middlegame, followed by the endgame, and everything builds on basic main principles. There are a lot of … Read more
Chess pieces have relative values according to points that help to estimate each of them. Such info is useful for deciding whether to exchange pieces, estimate changes and even as computer programs estimate positions But those points do not decide the victory. Chess intends to give mate, not seize most pieces. Normal points instruct newcomers … Read more
