TactiCards WhitePaper
  • ⭐1. Context
    • Introduction
    • Why is IRL important?
    • Blockchain
    • Community is all
  • 🎮2. Gameplay Details
    • Components of the game
    • Game Board
    • Card types
    • Unit types
    • Damage types
    • Game Setup
    • Summoning Phase
    • Movement Phase
    • Counter Phase
    • Battle Phase
    • Final Phase
    • Game flow summary
    • Extra rulings
    • Unit Effects and Traits Keywords
  • 📱3. Digital Format
    • Game Modes
    • Commerce
    • Prototype implementation and evolution
    • Graphics and visual effects
    • Differences with Physical Format
    • ERC-1155 standard
    • Original Axie NFT assets integration
    • Competitive scene
    • Events
  • ♣️4. Physical Format
    • Generals
    • IRL Tournaments and competitive scene
    • Axie Homes
  • 🍒5. Additional Specifications
    • Principles of TactiCards
    • Content Creators
    • Aesthetic Collectibles
    • Card Rarities
    • No rotations
    • TactiCards Multiverse
    • Open to the community
  • 💰6. Economics
    • Revenue sharing model
    • Efforts to avoid over-speculation
  • 💻7. Software Architecture
  • 🙋8. Meet the TacTeam
  • 🗺️9. Roadmap
  • 📄Changelog
    • Version 1.2
  • 🎲Print & Play
    • Print&Play Instructions
  • 🃏Card Game Simulators
    • Tabletop Simulator (Steam)
    • Playingcards.io
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  1. 4. Physical Format

IRL Tournaments and competitive scene

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Last updated 2 years ago

TactiCards has a huge competitive potential thanks to its simple yet profound gameplay system, and its innovative mechanics in the TCG genre.

Locals (game and anime shops) have been the designated space for players to buy cards, find friends, and play in casual and competitive manners. TactiCards is the ideal way for Axie to open up to new markets like these. Not only bringing a fun and competitive game to the table (literally), but also creating the channel to distribute Axie-themed merchandise and rewards.

Although eSports are a way bigger scene than locals, IRL communities still have incredible power, as we explained in the first chapter of this document.

IRL tournaments (with compelling rewards) are an important key for maintaining an active and motivated fan base. We plan to make contact with locals owners and networks to be able to spread the competitive scene of TactiCards worldwide.

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