Due to some similarities, the game is often compared with old-school Magic: The Gathering. But Sorcery: Contested Realm is much more tactical and offers much more depth in storytelling. Some describe it as an advanced form of chess with different creatures.

Erik Olofsson and Nickolas Reynolds created and designed the game with Additional Design and Production by Rafa Novellino, Michael Haught, Rhezette Fiel, Ira Fay, and Sean Goodison.

You can find the official homepage here.

Sorcery TCG single cards.

Rubble.dk is the first site in Europe to offer Sorcery TCG single cards to players all over Europe.

We offer both the non-foil versions of the Sorcery cards & Sorcery foil cards.

We always have a lot of cards in stock: ordinary, exceptional, elite, and unique.

Some of the most popular cards are The Highland Princess, Philosopher's Stone, Morgana le Fay, and Ring of Morrigan.

You can also find some rare cards like Curios and promotions, and we also offer Dust codes you can use in the official Dust store on the Sorcery play network.

Other Sorcery TCG products.

The most popular product is, without a doubt, the Sorcery booster box. We offer boxes from all the expansions.

The first version is called Beta Booster Box, and it’s filled with 36 booster packs with your favorite Sorcery cards.

But also have a lot of other Official Sorcery: Contested realm products like Preconstructed decks, Booster packs, Draft Kits, and of course, playmats. You can find some of the most popular Sorcery playmats here: Valley of Delight, River of Flame & Donnybrook Inn.

We also have the Sorcery Beta Binder if you want to keep your collection of cards safe. The Atlas binder for all of your atlas cards and the beautiful Arthurian Legends Card binder.

Finally, we also have Beta sleeves to protect your Beta cards while you play the game, and the same goes for Arthurian Legends.

How to play Sorcery: Contested realm TCG - The card game.

The rules of the game is complexed and the rules keep being updated so the best place to find them are via the official site.

For the complete card list, take a look here, and for deck building, take a look here.

For official Sorcery tournaments and events all over the world, we would recommend following the calendar on the Play network.

Another good place to learn all about the game is via Youtube, here is a short list of some of the best Sorcery content creators.

Our Danish friends from @CardboardGuide make some of the most informative videos about the game. The best YouTube channel about gameplay is by far @goldeneagle1833, and if you like the history and art of Sorcery, then you, of course, have to take a look at @CollectorArthouse. Don´t forget to visit the homepage; there is a lot of Sorcery history to be discovered.

We would also encourage you to take a look at the different online communities. The official Sorcery Facebook page is always a good place to start if you have any questions about the game, or you can try the group made by Mike Servati. If you don’t have a Facebook, please consider joining the Community on Reddit.

You are always welcome to write me@Rubble.dk.