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I'm In A Magazine!

Brian, the creator of Personal Conquest TCG, recently interviewed me for the second issue of his magazine, Collector's Mindset. Up to 3 issues so far, this seasonal magazine teaches players how to play Personal Conquest and introduces players to new cards, while featuring other games people collect as well. It also features a monthly market report that keeps tabs on all the popular vintage cards in the market that people love to collect. A physical copy of Collector's Mindset Fall Edition Vol. 2 (the issue I'm featured in) is included along with two other issues of the magazine as backer rewards for the game's Kickstarter campaign, which just dropped today!

Unlike other trading card games, Personal Conquest focuses on adult themes such as drugs, sex, and violence, making for a uniquely exciting gameplay experience. Each player is the leader of a criminal organization trying to take the other out using the various cards they have at their disposal, such as weapons, items, and their entourage. 

You can read about Brian's experience with creating Personal Conquest in the interview he did with me here: https://tradingcardgirl.blogspot.com/2022/09/tcg-interview-13-personal-conquest.html

Be sure to check out the Kickstarter at www.kickstarter.com/projects/personalconquesttcg/personal-conquest-tcg and follow Personal Conquest TCG on Instagram @personalconquesttcg3 as well!













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