Episode 48 – World of Warcraft und Organized Play

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Matthias Nagy ist Organized Play Manager für UpperDeck in Zentral Europa und verantwortlich für Turniere der Sammelkartenspiele von Yu-Gi-Oh!, VS-System und natürlich das World of Warcraft TCG.Wir unterhalten uns über das Thema Organized Play an sich, wie man Schiedrichter wird und welche Aufgaben dazugehören, Beutekarten und das neuartige Konzept der Raid-Decks, bei denen man mit mehreren Helden gegen einenen Spieler mit einem Raid-Decks spielt. Shownotes: Upperdeck Entertainment Offizielle Webseite zum World of Warcraft Sammelkartenspiel Organized Play Portal von Upperdeck Zur Diskussion im Forum

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