Firstly, thank you guys for making a great game. I'm still pretty new but I very much enjoy Mage Wars and I look forward to seeing it grow as a game.
For a game as large as Mage Wars there will always be a few times when the rules need to re-worked slightly to ensure that the game stays balanced and that certain strategies can't be abused. Toward's this end, Arcane Wonders has previously issued a few card errata (
Battle Fury,
Hand of Bim Shalla, and
Temple of Light). I've generally agreed with the rule changes and I've been very thankful that they have provided high resolution copies of the new cards (they can be found
>>here<<). Having high resolution versions of the errata'd cards means that I can print out the new cards onto vinyl stickers and stick the updated rules over the old rules on he card. This means I can keep the current rules on the cards in my deck without the need for ugly proxies (or having to have a list of card to remember to look up the new rules for).
In addition to these larger errata there have been a few very small changes made to some cards between different printings of the game. One example is the
text correction for Malacoda, which makes his zone damage of a poison type. Another example is the
updated text for Idol of Pestilence (again to change the damage type to poison). Now the
FAQ has a pretty extensive list of these 'mini-errata' but currently I can't find any downloadable high-resolution copies to replace the face of my old-printing versions of these cards. Are these resources available somewhere? If anyone knows of any then I'd be most grateful if they could post the links here. I'd be particularly interested in getting a copy of image for the
newly updated rules on the Garrison Post.
I think in general it'd be great to have a list of errata's cards (even ones that have just had a minor change such as the
mana subtype being added to the moonglow amulet) in one place with links to high-res images for them. That way everyone could update their cards easily and avoid situations where players may argue which is the most up-to-date printing of the card.
