This weekend saw the sixth official GWENT Open in the GWENT Masters series, and the players proved the meta wasn’t on auto-pilot. With everything from Sihil to Imlerith: Sabbath making an appearance, this was one of the most diverse tournaments yet.
Imagine for a moment that you are the Lady of Time and Space herself, Ciri, and you’ve just travelled back to November 2016. Would you recognise the GWENT you’ve devoted hundreds of hours to? While it’s enjoyed a loyal following, there are many popular players that weren’t around during the very early days of Closed Beta. This was back when there wasn’t even a ranked mode and a “pro ladder” was the stuff of a Dragons Dream. The archetypes that made up the various factions have been through months of evolution – something which we recently covered in “5 Gwent cards that defined the past” – but with everyone gearing up for Homecoming, let’s take a more in-depth look at how the factions have changed.
Another week of skirmishes is ahead of us. Savage and bloodthirsty Monsters are ready to face the guerilla fighters of Scoia’tael. Who will prevail?
Your stay in Brokilon is slowly coming to an end – Season of the Dryad will finish on Tuesday, July 31st, at 10 AM CEST.
For most, despite pervasive violence and poverty, leaving Night City is not an option.
After a close look at the current rules of the prize money distribution in the GWENT Masters series, we’ve decided to implement some significant changes to GWENT Challenger tournaments.
Gun laws are lax in Night City — anyone can own a gun.
Night City has seen its share of gang warfare over the years.
Even though cybernetic prosthetics were originally developed for practical and medical purposes, they’ve since become a matter of lifestyle choice.
Introducing one of the first new features for our official forums — the RED Tracker!
Introducing one of the first new features for our official forums — the RED Tracker!