There are six attributes and your deck can contain a maximum of two attributes. It’s too hamstrung by its own system compared to the more simplified system in Hearthstone. So when you make your deck, you have to build it with that in mind.īut deck building never clicked for me in Legends. Sometimes I’ve dealt 15 damage to the opponent’s health (which allows them to get three cards) and that gave them all they needed to solidify their win. It’s possible to have major comebacks thanks to this mechanic. It’s destruction allows you to get an extra card. After losing 5 health, a rune is destroyed. Runes are attached to your character avatar. There is one difference between damage given to health in Legends. Legends gives you plenty of strategic options so long as your deck includes the right cards. Some cards give you health, some cards directly hit the enemy heroes points, other cards allow you to switch lanes. Cards cannot be played unless you have enough Magika and you can have a total of eight cards on the field with up to four in each lane. You do that with various creature, action, and item cards. Your goal is to deplete your opponent’s points first. Like I mentioned, The Elder Scrolls: Legends shamelessly takes its card mechanics from Hearthstone. It’s an interesting twist and does provide interesting strategic opportunities. Anyone who attempts to attack a card just placed in the shadow lane cannot hit it until the next turn. On the other side, the shadow lane provides cover for your cards for one turn. Place your card on the field and its vulnerable to attack and can attack next turn. The field lane acts as you would expect it. You read lanes and you think MOBA but there’s no connection.Simply put, the playing field split into two sections: the field lane and shadow lane. That difference is the playing field is split into two lanes.
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