# Clash of the Cards: 2nd Edition ## General Info - **Year Published**: 2026 - **BGG Rating**: — - **BGG Rank**: — - **Players**: 3-6 - **Duration**: 20 min - **Weight**: — - **Designers**: Justin Martin - **Artists**: Mofei Wang - **Publishers**: Blue Wasatch Games - **Categories**: Card Game, Fantasy, Fighting, Medieval - **Mechanics**: Hand Management, Set Collection, Simultaneous Action Selection, Take That ## Verdict Fans of fast-paced, interactive card games will love Clash of the Cards: 2nd Edition. Perfect for those who enjoy strategic 'take that' moments!Fast and fun gameplaySet collection and combat mechanicsDirect player interactionStreamlined rules in 2nd editionCan get chaotic with 6 playersNot for those who avoid confrontationRECOMMENDED ## Description In Clash of the Cards: 2nd Edition, you're in the midst of the Thirty-Eight Year War in the kingdom of Skyvale, and your goal is to assemble a powerful army to claim the throne. This fast-paced and fun card game for 3 to 6 players blends hand management, set collection, and simultaneous action selection. Gather matching heroes to form armies, declare battles, and force your opponents into the fray. Choose your champion in secret, count to three, and yell 'TO BATTLE!' — the highest power takes the prize pile. Action cards spice things up: steal an army with a Thief, protect yours with a Chest, sneak in with a Spy, or pass the dreaded Death card to the next winner. The 2nd edition brings clear improvements: new bonus cards that encourage set collection, a hand limit, and more streamlined rules. The first to reach 1,000 points crowns their reign in Skyvale! ## FAQ ### How many players can play? 3 to 6 players, perfect for medium-sized groups. ### How long does a game last? About 20 minutes, great for a quick session. ### Is it hard to learn? Not at all! The rules were streamlined in the 2nd edition, making it accessible even for beginners. ### What's new in the 2nd edition? New bonus cards, hand limit, and clearer rules. ### Does it require a lot of strategy? It strikes a good balance between strategy and luck, ideal for quick thinkers.