8.6
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Ludopedia
7.0
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love classic CCGs and want a biblical theme with actual strategy. The highlight is deck building without the frustration of random boosters.
Highlights
- Intuitive deck building
- Well-applied biblical theme
- Fast and dynamic matches
- Attractive original illustrations
Keep in mind
- Very traditional CCG mechanics
- Player elimination can be frustrating
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Ever thought about commanding legendary Biblical figures in epic battles? In Faith Battle, that's exactly what you do. The game is a strategic card game with a collectible feel, but with a great twist: the boxes contain fixed sets of cards, so you don't have to worry about the luck of the draw from random booster packs. The real fun lies in combining different boxes to build the perfect deck, creating synergies between heroes, artifacts, and miracles.
The gameplay dynamics are very similar to classics like Magic: The Gathering or Pokémon. You summon powerful heroes — like King David to take down giants or Samson with his brute strength — and equip them with mythical items, such as the Staff of Moses or the Sword of the Spirit. To put these into play, you use 'Wisdom', which acts as the game's mana. The goal is simple yet tense: use the power of faith and strategy to deplete your opponent's faith points until they are defeated or the game reaches the 10-round limit.
The game divides its cards into six categories: Heroes, Artifacts, Miracles, Sins, Legendaries, and Wisdom. Each category brings different effects that can shift the tide of the match, requiring careful hand management and precise timing when casting a miracle to turn the game around. Beyond the competition, the game serves as an entry point for those who want to learn more about Biblical stories in a light and visual way, featuring original illustrations. It's the kind of game that blends learning with competitiveness, stimulating logical reasoning while you try to crush your friend's faith with a master move. If you enjoy deck building and direct player interaction (the classic 'take that' style), Faith Battle delivers that adrenaline in fast and dynamic sessions.
The gameplay dynamics are very similar to classics like Magic: The Gathering or Pokémon. You summon powerful heroes — like King David to take down giants or Samson with his brute strength — and equip them with mythical items, such as the Staff of Moses or the Sword of the Spirit. To put these into play, you use 'Wisdom', which acts as the game's mana. The goal is simple yet tense: use the power of faith and strategy to deplete your opponent's faith points until they are defeated or the game reaches the 10-round limit.
The game divides its cards into six categories: Heroes, Artifacts, Miracles, Sins, Legendaries, and Wisdom. Each category brings different effects that can shift the tide of the match, requiring careful hand management and precise timing when casting a miracle to turn the game around. Beyond the competition, the game serves as an entry point for those who want to learn more about Biblical stories in a light and visual way, featuring original illustrations. It's the kind of game that blends learning with competitiveness, stimulating logical reasoning while you try to crush your friend's faith with a master move. If you enjoy deck building and direct player interaction (the classic 'take that' style), Faith Battle delivers that adrenaline in fast and dynamic sessions.
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Publisher
Lion Editora
Designer
Lucas Bird
Do I need to be religious to play?
Not at all! While the theme is biblical, the mechanics are all about card strategy. Anyone who enjoys combat games and deck building will have fun.
Does it work like Magic, with luck-of-the-draw boosters?
No. Each box comes with a fixed set of cards. You know exactly what you're buying and can combine different boxes to customize your deck.
How long does a game take?
Matches are quick, lasting between 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the number of players and the strategies employed.
Is it hard to learn?
Nope, the complexity is low (2/5). If you've played any basic card game, you'll pick it up quickly. If not, the rules are simple enough for beginners.
How many people can play?
The game supports 2 to 8 players, making it great for both intense duels and larger groups.