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Guardians of Dreamstate Tournament!

A new online ranked season for Guardians of Dreamstate TCG is beginning on September 1st, and everyone who participates in matches during the season will earn free physical cards! Below is all the information you need so you can get in on the action!

The rewards:

Rank 1) 9 Cards + 1 holo card.

Rank 2) 5 Cards

Rank 3) 3 Cards

Rank 4) 2 Cards 

Rank 5+) 1 Card 


Each card has a chance to be holographic, and the top 2 ranked players will have their collection bag mailed to them for free! 


The details:


Each ranked season ends the last day of each month (so this season would end September 30).  When a ranked season ends, you will be sent a picture of your inventory. Players can only do up to 7 ranked matches per week, and must post a message with the result of the match in ranked results. Everything on the deck builder mod is allowed!


In order to get in on the ranked season, all players have to do is post in the Guardians of Dreamstate discord when they do a ranked match and who the winner was- no sign up required! 


Tabletop Simulator link: 

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2825023940


Discord Link:

https://discord.gg/rWRDVzzNZw


Check out my interview with Guardians of Dreamstate to learn more about the game!



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