The game rewards active players not just with experience, but with quests, such as “win a game using the Iop God’s deck,” for extra in-game currency, and tokens for logging in daily, which can be used to spin a wheel for prizes, including rare cards, in-game currency, and more. Learning the playstyle of each deck unlocks more strategic play, allowing you use tricks and quirks of each class to your favor, regardless of if you are playing as or against them. The gambling nature of Ecaflip God can be incredibly powerful, as a coin flip can allow your Ecaflip to survive a killing blow, but they can also be an incredibly high risk, as some Ecaflip units must be summoned with a coin flip–heads and the unit is summoned to lane, tails and that card is added to your opponent’s hand. The ranged attacks of arrows and the ability to force distance between myself and my opponents made for several easy victories. I found the Cra Goddess’ deck to be very much to my liking.

Some decks are easier to master than others. Some cards have abilities, such as healing and crowd control It is the board game play which sets Krosmaga apart, and makes it something more than a simple ‘me too’ game. Once placed, units are removed from the player’s control, and will march toward the opponent’s end of the board, fighting anything in their path until they run out of health or reach and destroy the opponent’s Dofus. Unlike Hearthstone, cards come to life, and units are placed on a five-lane board. A coin flip decides who goes first, and the player moving second receives an extra card. Pick a god, build a deck based off the creatures and heroes that god can summon, and challenge an opponent.

Hearthstone players will be familiar with the basics.

In order to keep themselves entertained, the clever and catlike Ecaflip God invented a game where the gods summon heroes in order to destroy two Dofus (magical eggs) belonging to their godly opponent. These gods are bored, and are forbidden from fighting, as doing so could rip the Krosmoz apart. As the name suggests, this world is populated by 12 different races, each with their own god.

Krosmaga is similar to Hearthstone, but with an added board game elementĪnkama’s world is known as the Krosmoz, but the collective series focuses on one planet, called the World of the Twelve.

Krosmaga card list