by Joash Tan Ban Lee - Topic: Deck Strategy

Dreamblade takes the “movement and positioning” factor that makes chess so interesting, and adds in a degree of variation and randomness found in other more “modern” games....

by Stefano Rondolino - Topic: Team Build Strategy

A couple of weeks ago me and two friends of mine travelled from Italy to Germany to attend in the Dusseldorf 1K. I'm writing this report to give an idea of what the Dreamblade situation is in Europe.

by Shane Ivins - Topic: Deck Strategy

Most people will scoff at the idea of bringing back Mono Madness DHC. I'm here to tell you that while this warband idea probably won't win you any 10k's, it can perform quite well....

by Dennis Kreba - Topic: Character+Set Reviews

I wrote a primer to Baxar's War Constructed. I'd like to review some of my hits and misses from that article as well as give you an update on some of the popular Warbands with updates. The pros have been fairly silent regarding Constructed since the release of Chrysotic Plague.

by Danny Webb - Topic: Deck Strategy

Edge Tournaments can be really exciting, 1Ks, 10Ks and 20Ks even more so. However, ignoring the potential of casual play can really limit the fun players can have with a collectable game.

by Jim Stoker - Topic: Deck Strategy

What follows are my observations from the front, on the players, the pieces, the bands, and long, long gaming sessions...

by Danny Webb - Topic: Warband Strategy

Edge Tournaments can be really exciting, 1Ks, 10Ks and 20Ks even more so. However, ignoring the potential of casual play can really limit the fun players can have with a collectable game.

by Jeremy Green - Topic: Deck Strategy

As soon as I saw that Orlando was hosting a 10k event I knew I'd be going. Part of what makes going to a 1k or 10k event even more fun is bringing home the swag amidst enjoying a weekend of Dreamblade.

by Shane Ivins - Topic: Team Build Strategy

Back in mid-October, I wrote an article about a warband idea that I've had from the start. In case you never read that article, it involved the idea of bringing large numbers of tiny creatures onto the Dreamscape and overwhelming your opponent with your numbers, taking advantage of the efficiency that low-cost creatures seem to have.

by Jim Stoker - Topic: Limited Strategy

With the release of each of the previous two Chrysotic Plague sets, I have written an article entitled Examining Ability Costs, which uses simple econometrics to estimate the spawn cost of one point each of power, defense and life, and uses that to estimate the remainder, which can be seen as the cost of the piece's special abilities

by Ben Stoll - Topic: Behind the Scenes

It's a time of great anticipation in the Dreamscape, what with the new set soon to be released and the upcoming sealed tournaments. I want to look at the evolution and progress of competitive Dreamblade up until this point...