Manchester Regional Top 8 Deck Lists

Winner – Azraelm’s Treanu Deck

Hero
Treanu
Combos
Regrowth
Vine Lash
Territorial Dominance
Raging Spirit
One with Nature
Action
3x Insect Swarm
3x Reckless Spirit
2x Root Singer
2x Stumpdrift Shaman
2x Pollen Weaver
2x Spectral Web
2x Mossridge Defender
2x Flower Garden
2x Hungry Behemoth
1x Tantosian Blacksmith
2x Kreebal Jester
1x Grimglider
2x Old Oak
2x Spore Feeder
2x Spirit Channeler
1x Mimicking Horror
Sidedeck
1x Beast Within
1x Weapon Master
1x Unruly Mob

What drew you to play your hero today?
I just love the slower, more controlling decks, with the card draw, not a fan of his downside with the heal though!

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Spectral Web. Really protected my buffs all day.

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
Nothing really – winning proves it’s already good!

What’s been your favourite card revealed from Wave 2?
Zelana Bloodroot – suits my deck and playstyle perfectly.

What was your favourite moment of today?
Winning in the finals – but the whole day was fantastic (meeting the PlayFusion team was cool).

Mashiro’s Treanu Deck

Hero
Treanu
Combos
Regrowth
Life Imbue
Sacred Aura
One with Nature
Vine Lash
Action
2x Tantosian Blacksmith
1x Shade Ripper
1x Oversized Wrench
1x Mimicking Horror
1x Swamp Creeper
2x Emergency System
1x Tyrax Fixer
1x Kreebal Jester
1x Insect Swarm
1x Spectral Web
1x Hungry Behemoth
1x Stampeding Tusker
2x Spirit Channeler
2x Stumpdrift Shaman
3x Reckless Spirit
3x Mossridge Defender
3x Pollen Weaver
3x Root Singer
SideDeck
2x Colossi Artifact
2x Unruly Mob
2x Weapon Master
1x Kreebal Jester
1x Sneaky Kreebal
1x Fungal Spores
1x Feral Rage

What drew you to play your hero today?
I thought it was the safest deck, building off of what Dratylis played at PAX – and lost to the mirror in the finals.

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Root Singer. It allows you to always get back your best cards – with One with Nature it’s crazy value.

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
Upgrading the items to the ones with abilities. I never really used Swamp Creeper so I would like to swap that out.

What’s been your favourite card revealed from Wave 2?
Greedy Gemruff – the art is pretty cute, eating lightseekers cards.

What was your favourite moment of today?
Qualifying for nationals was great, and making the finals was a great bonus!

Cosmo’s Olax Deck

Hero
Olax
Combo
Shatter Blast
Overwhelming Blast
Nitro Heal
Time Flicker
Time Collapse
Action
3x Crazed Bomber
3x Tyrax Mercenary
3x Chrono Moth
3x Fumbling Alchemist
3x Looper
2x Tantosian Blacksmith
1x Crackling Rod
3x Therapeutic Eel
2x Spark Wisp
3x Umbron Informant
2x Tyrax Fixer
2x Warp Toad
Side Deck
3x Umbron Thief
3x Frenzied Kreebal
1x Weapon Master
1x Mine Field
1x Electrify
1x Body Morph

What drew you to play your hero today?
I was borrowing the deck from my friend; in fact

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Crazed Bomber. Dread match-ups become a piece of cake – and with no buffs in my deck it has no downside!

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
I’d have cut the umbron thief from my side deck and replace them with Kreebal Jesters

What was your favourite moment of today?
Getting to play the exact same deck in a mirror match on camera… and winning!

Harasiel’s Olax Deck

Hero
Olax
Combo
Shatter Blast
Overwhelming Blast
Nitro Heal
Time Flicker
Time Collapse
Action
3x Crazed Bomber
3x Tyrax Mercenary
3x Chrono Moth
3x Fumbling Alchemist
3x Looper
2x Tantosian Blacksmith
1x Crackling Rod
3x Therapeutic Eel
2x Spark Wisp
3x Umbron Informant
2x Tyrax Fixer
2x Warp Toad
Side Deck
1x Electrify
1x Mine Field
1x Body Morph
1x Umbron Thief
3x Frenzied Kreebal
3x Shadowy Figure

What drew you to play your hero today?
My teammate was also playing the same deck, and it works very well. It synergizes very well with my plan of all out aggression

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Therapeutic Eel. It gets you to the threshold for your hero ability and combines it with massive hand advantage.

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
Finding a way to not brick with the storm order cards I play in the deck. Maybe adding another blacksmith

What was your favourite moment of today?
I got to use umbron informant and therapeutic eel to draw 10 cards in a single turn!

Heroic Starfish’s Impex the Insane Deck

Hero
Impex the Insane
Combos
Nitro Heal
Celerity
Time Collapse
Time Flicker
Rock Bomb
Action
3x Crazed Bomber
3x Tyrax Fixer
3x Looper
3x Tyrax Mercenary
3x Fumbling Alchemist
2x Fountain Time
3x Time Worm
2x Emergency System
2x Regen Chamber
1x Colossi Cannon
1x Ramparts
2x Crystal Leech
1x Crystalcore
1x Crystal Scepter
Side Deck
1x Tantosian Blacksmith
1x Shatter Blast
2x Kreebal Infiltrator
2x Kreebal Jester
2x Umbron Thief
1x Weapon Master
1x Umbron Marauder

What drew you to play your hero today?
The health. His ability is quite useful if you just need to finish someone off.

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Time Collapse. It’s really handy with time worms to get in big hits of damage. And it synergizes well with paying for other combos.

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
I’d put something in to help me beat Nature. But I really like my deck the way it is.

What’s been your favourite card revealed from Wave 2?
General Carnage. Really going to mix things up with not having to need tantosian blacksmith.

What was your favourite moment of today?
Making top 8 and locking up my invite for nationals – was definitely my goal for the day.

Hugh’s Dolo the Mighty Deck

Hero
Dolo the Mighty
Combo
Wrath of the Mountain
Stream of Tantos
Lava Shedding
Blazing Cauldron
Crushing Blow
Action
1x Sneaky Kreebal
1x Enchanted Soil
2x Rickety Mine
2x Colossi Ritual Site
3x Rock Rager
3x Boulder Feast
3x Mountain Fort
3x Magma Spitter
3x Prism Cannon
3x Crystal Bat
3x Flame Bat
3x Crystal Leech
Sidedeck
1x Magma Blast
1x Unruly Mob
1x Kreebal Infiltrator
1x Sneaky Kreebal
2x Umbron Thief
2x Colossi Artifact
2x Kreebal Jester

What drew you to play your hero today?
He’s the hero I’ve had the most experience playing, and despite being a starter deck hero he is incredibly strong with my playstyle.

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Crystal Bat or maybe Rock Rager… but really I need the two of them together!

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
I’d like some play potential versus nature decks.

What’s been your favourite card revealed from Wave 2?
I’m a huge fan of flame burrower, it’s a fire card (which is my favourite element) and it has super cool art.

What was your favourite moment of today?
Winning the quarter final against one of the olax decks 2-0, really boosted my confidence for my future events!

Wakalakakashi’s Granite Deck

Hero
Granite
Combos
Stream of Tantos
Wrath of the Mountain
Impenetrable Shield
Crushing Blow
Crystal Skin
Action
2x Tantosian Blacksmith
1x Sleepy Crab Staff
1x Wind Controller
1x Thunder Slug
3x Hurricane Spirit
1x Stubborn Everok
1x Enchanted Soil
1x Shattered Volcano
2x Focus Chamber
2x Exteria Defender
3x Crystal Leech
3x Boulder Feast
3x Ancient Miner
3x Everok Racer
3x Mountain Fort
Side Deck
1x Lava Shedding
1x Avalanche
1x Unruly Mob
2x Kreebal Jester
2x Weapon Master
3x Colossi Artifact

What drew you to play your hero today?
Granite is very unique, and just very fun – I don’t know how to describe it.

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Wind Controller. Playing the same combo 3 turns in a row for free, for massive damage is a special feeling.

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
NOTHING IT WAS PERFECT

What’s been your favourite card revealed from Wave 2?
Sunhunter Tuktu. The ability is just soo good, and it’s my two favourite orders to boot!

What was your favourite moment of today?
When someone umbron informanted me for 16 cards. It’s not even my moment, it was theirs!

Settler’s Shazz’s Dolo the Mighty

Hero
Dolo the Mighty
Combos
Blazing Cauldron
Shatter Flame
Wrath of the Mountain
Crushing Blow
Stream of Tantos
Action
3x Prism Cannon
3x Flame Bat
2x Flamechained Warrior
3x Crystal Bat
3x Crystal Leech
1x Focus Chamber
1x Magma Spitter
1x Firesparker
1x Lava Bouncer
1x Colossi Ritual Site
2x Exteria Defender
2x Ancient Miner
2x Mountain Fort
2x Boulder Feast
2x Rock Rager
Side Deck
1x Inferno
1x Lava Shedding
2x Umbron Thief
2x Weapon Master
2x Sneaky Kreebal
2x Kreebal Infiltrator

What drew you to play your hero today?
I really like Dolo, he is very flexible – he lets me leverage my playskill the most.

What’s your favourite card in your deck?
Flamechained Warrior. Did a lot of work for me, and when I didn’t draw him I really felt it.

If you could change one thing about your deck, what would it be?
I was running Firesparker for the big combos, but I didn’t face much of that, so I would change that for another magma worm or flamechained warrior.

What’s been your favourite card revealed from Wave 2?
Sunhunter Tuktu. She just seems like she is very good, superior earth is great (easily the best element in mountain), although she doesn’t have lunar, it’s a great subsitute.

What was your favourite moment of today?
Getting into the top 8 for the second time, and playing against the top seed at the event.

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Survey Booster Box Winners

A short while ago we created a special Lightseekers survey to help gather some information and feedback from you on the Lightseekers card game to help us make improvements for the future. As an extra reward for helping us with the survey we announced that four individuals would be selected to win a box of 40 Lightseekers booster packs each.

We are excited to announce the four winners of our survey giveaway!

Jack Chapman

Stephen Maitland

Nicolas Dello Iacono

Joe C

Each of these individuals will receive their prize as soon as possible.

Thank you once again to everyone who took part in the survey. The information you have provided will be invaluable to our continued efforts to make the Lightseekers card game the best it can be!

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New Rules Update

Greetings Lightseekers!

A couple of weeks ago, we made a post detailing some of the updates happening to Lightseekers as well as highlighting a few rule changes. Since then we have continued to review the rules of the game to ensure they are easy to follow, comprehensive enough to cover any situation and offer the best game experience. Fast forward to now, we have a new, up-to-date rules document available for you.

This document will go into effect along with the release of Lightseekers: Mythical on March 20.

Lightseekers: Mythical Updates

We’ve added the new rules regarding Power (those can be found in 6.2.1 in the new document). For those who still wish to use the original rules for Power in their casual games those are also still included in the new Legacy Rules section.

In future if any rules are changed in a similar manner to the changes to Power, the original rules will be maintained in this section so that you have the choice to use them in casual games. They will not be allowed to be used in tournaments.

Referencing System

The new document also breaks down the rules more comprehensively; as a result of this there are now reference numbers throughout the document that can be used by both us and you, the community in answering questions.

Tournament Procedures Document

The keen eyed among you will notice that the new rules document calls out a companion document, referred to as the Tournament Procedures document. This document will be released in the coming weeks.

Rules Update to Moving Cards From The Hand

Along with a number of minor clarifications to make the rules clearer, there has also been a change to the rules for how moving cards from the hand is dealt with. Previously there were a couple of different ways that players could prove that they did not have cards to move with card effects; you could play on trust, or show the cards in such a way that it only revealed the information about the card that was necessary.

In line with feedback we have received from the community over the last few months; this has now been changed to requiring players to show their entire hand (See 2.8.2.3 in the document). The reasoning behind this change is to create a single, clear rule on how to handle this, that doesn’t require awkward positioning of cards in an attempt to only show relevant information.

We will continue to monitor this change over the coming months and will take action as necessary.

We are always reviewing the rules of Lightseekers to ensure they are the best they can possibly be. We appreciate any feedback our community can share with us so please, do feel free to provide any suggestions on our official forums.

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UK National Tournament Qualifiers

UK organised play is in full swing with a bunch of epic regional tournament events! Each regional tournament features rounds of head to head battles as hopeful competitors battle to see if they can make it into the top 8 and earn a place in the Lightseekers UK National tournament which will be held at the UK Games Expo in June.

To help you follow the progress of our tremendous finalists we’ll be updating this list with everyone who has made it into the National tournament so far!

Kyle
Darren
JackAndrews
JaegerNoon
Kimmeh
Settlers Shazz
Flazork
EmmaL98

Cosmo
Azrealm
Heroic Starfish
Hugh
Mashiro
Wakalakashi
Harasiel
Tommy

Edward
JustFozz
Tap Last
TheRedFlash
Urawizard
AndrzejGrzonka
Meme
Catrium

James Bird-Hall
GlacialProxi
LegendOfTheWolf
Alex
pr1s0ner
TheBatkid
GreenHinch
Smurfitt

ScottPurdie
RyanRogers
MADH95
ChubzMcPengu
Jellybean
Settlerswifey
Toshiki Kai
Tyraelic

Djekko
ElleriumGames
Latro
Tommy#Glasgow
Alice
Joedragon
leemadgers
Luthor

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Scotland Regional Top 8 Deck Lists

On Saturday the 10th of February we held our first UK regional tournament in Scotland. We had a fantastic turnout and some great decks on display! We caught up with the top 8 players at the Scotland regional to find out what decks they used and to ask them a few questions!

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
JaegerNoon
Granite Deck
Granite Avalanche
Crushing Blow
Wrath of the Mountain
Magma Blast
Earthquake
3 x Emergency Systems
2 x Focus Chamber
3 x Hurricane Spirit
3 x Boulder Feast
3 x Crystal Leech
2 x Tantosian Blacksmith
1 x Forgewall
1 x Sleepy Crab Staff
3 x Ancient Miner
3 x Mountain Fort
1 x Thunder Slug
1 x Stubborn Everok
2 x Unruly Mob
2 x Swooping Corvid
1 Scorched Earth
1 Stream of Tantos
2 Weapon Master
1 Kreebal Potion Master
2 Kreebal Jester
2 Kreebal Saboteur
1 Kreebal Infiltrator

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
Settlers Shazz
Dolo Deck
Dolo the Mighty Inferno
Shatter Flame
Wrath of the Mountain
Crushing Blow
Stream of Tantos
1 Umbron Informant
1 Focus Chamber
1 Colossi Ritual Site
1 Scrying Crystal
2 Exteria Defender
1 Everok Racer
1 Lava Bouncer
3 Crystal Leech
3 Prism Cannon
3 Magma Worm
3 Crystal Bat
2 Rock Rager
2 Flame Bat
1 Enchanted Soil
2 Boulder Feast
1 Mountain Fort
1 Impenetrable Shield
1 Crystal Skin
1 Rock Fists
1 Weapon Master
2 Sneaky Kreebal
1 Umbron Informant
1 Kreebal Raid Party
1 Umbron Thief


Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
EmmaL98
Malia Deck
Malia Electro Stun
Lightning Storm
Rolling Thunder
Storm Wall
Overload

3 Dust Fiend
3 Spark Wisp
3 Vitalizing Frog
3 Bubble Fish
2 Dancing Flutterer
2 Therapeutic Eel
1 Delivery Crab
2 Broken Dam
2 Umbron Informant
3 Thunder Slug
3 Storm Shaman
3 Mari Bard

1 Flood
1 Cold Snap
1 Electrified Deluge
1 Umbron Informant
1 Shadowy Figure
2 Unruly Mob
1 Sneaky Kreebal
1 Kreebal Infiltrator
1 Umbron Marauder


Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
Flazork’s
Cassini Deck
Cassini Tidal Shift
Sun Strike
Solar Wind
Planetary Alignment
Black Hole
1 Chimchu Farseer
1 Mirror Beast
1 Subjugator
1 Blinding Beetle
3 Pathfinder
2 Sun Beacon
2 Astral Priest
1 Yikona Oracle
2 Zeppelin Scout
2 Dimensional Hunter
3 Dusk Feeder
2 Anti Gravity Snail
1 Flying Fortress
2 Chimchu Militant
2 Spectral Guide
1 Reality Twister
3 Shapeshifter
None


Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
Kyle
Dolo Deck
Dolo the Mighty Inferno
Stream of Tantos
Scorched Earth
Blazing Cauldron
Shatter Flame
2 Mountain Fort
2 Exteria Defender
2 Shattered Volcano
3 Sneaky Kreebal
3 Crystal Bat
3 Flame Bat
3 Crystal Maze
3 Crystal Leech
3 Boulder Feast
3 Rock Rager
3 Prism Cannon
2 Frenzied Kreebal
2 Kreebal Infiltrator
2 Umbron Thief
1 Rock Fists
1 Earthquake
1 Magma Blast
1 Lava Shedding


Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
Kimmeh’s
Great Daku Deck
Great Daku Fungal Spores
Spiritual Turmoil
Sacred Aura
Feral Rage
Beast Within
1 Tree Sprout
1 Old Oak
2 Stumpdrift Shaman
1 Corvid Conspiracy
1 Oakthorn Warrior
1 Stampeding Tusker
1 Mantix Tunneler
1 Insect Swarm
1 Mantix Raider
2 Spirit Mob
2 Hungry Behemoth
2 Spectral Mantix
2 Mossridge Defender
2 Spore Feeder
2 Forest Mender
2 Spectral Web
3 Infected Wasp
3 Reckless Spirit
None


Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
Darren#1
Cloud King Kashi Deck
Cloud King Kashi Flood
Tornado
Lightning Storm
Flying Debris
Storm Wall
1 Shadowy Figure
1 Living Cloud
1 Mari Bard
1 Impressed Seahorse
1 Soaring Scout
1 Turkle Captain
1 Electrified Moat
1 Storm Whisperer
1 Therapeutic Eel
2 Crackling Beast
2 Heroic Starfish
2 Umbron Thief
2 Thunder Slug
2 Spark Wisp
2 Vitalizing Frog
2 Delivery Crab
2 Bubble Fish
2 Dust FIend
3 Hurricane Spirit
1 Cleansing Wind
1 Electrified Deluge
1 Umbron Informant
3 Sneaky Kreebal
1 Weapon Master
1 Kreebal Saboteur
1 Colossi Artifact
1 Umbron Marauder


Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards Side Deck
Jack Andrews
Zuna Deck
Zuna Time Flicker
Nitro Heal
Overwhelming Blast
Shatter Blast
Time Collapse
2 Chrono Moth
1 Bulwark Carrier
1 Tyrax Engineer
2 Regen Chamber
2 Tyrax Historian
2 Fountain of Time
2 Sneaky Kreebal
3 Crazed Bomber
3 Tyrax Fixer
3 Tyrax Mercenary
3 Ramparts
3 Looper
3 Fumbling Alchemist
3 Colossi Artifact
2 Umbron Marauder
1 Sneaky Kreebal
2 Kreebal Infiltrator
2 Umbron Thief

Interview with the top 8

What drew you to play your hero today?

JaegerNoon: “I feel that Granite is the most unique hero in the game and offers a very different playstyle; I’ve never experienced a way to win a game with an empty deck before.”

Settlers Shazz: “I wanted to play a really flexible, take on all comers deck and I felt Dolo’s ability gives you options in that regard, and when you really need it lets you surge ahead with the game.”

EmmaL98: “After looking through all the different Storm Heroes, the extra damage for combos that Malia provides suited my multiple corner combo buffs. It was just the best hero for the job today.”

Flazork: “I wanted to try a more aggressive approach to Astral, and Cassini was the perfect fit for that.”

Kyle: “I honestly don’t know, it was the deck I played when I first started, and I just stuck with it. I really enjoy the Mountain playstyle.”

Kimmeh: “I just like the fact that you can just speed up your Action Buffs, it lets you do more in a turn, getting more healing and better value out of your Buffs.”

Darren#1: “Just being able to fast forward my Buffs, to get the extra damage off faster, or get my Hurricane Spirit to the point where I can activate its ability faster.”

Jack Andrews: “Being able to draw cards when I need to is a great ability, I love having access to more options, and doing it with my first action means I get to play a card that I draw straight away.”

What’s your favorite card in your deck?

JaegerNoon: “Emergency Systems – It got me out of some really tight situations today especially against the aggressive Storm matchups in the room today!”

Settlers Shazz: “Lava Bouncer – It ties in with my flexible game plan, lets me shut out opponents from certain card types, and stops you from dying by taking away attack options.”

EmmaL98: “Storm Wall, I love that it does damage (that gets increased by my Hero!) and it also stops my opponents from attacking.”

Flazork: “Zeppelin Scout – I just love being able to set up my turns in advance, it’s risky if something my opponent does interrupts my turns, but great when it pays off.”

Kyle: “Exteria Defender. It puts people in the position where they either need to play awkwardly around it or they just have to waste cards playing into it.”

Kimmeh: “Stumpdrift Shaman – I like the healing especially the way it gets that big boost at the end!”

Darren#1: “Flying Debris – being able to have the choice to get rid of the payment cards for new ones, or keep my good ones that I needed to use as payment is great.”

Jack Andrews: “Time Flicker – Just like with using Zuna’s ability, I love drawing more cards!”

What did you think of the new Cross-Order Hero, General Carnage? If you could have your ideal Cross-Order Hero, what Orders would it be?

JaegerNoon: “I think he’s unbelievable, I’m so excited that he’s an umbron, I only wish I could take the giant card home on the plane with me. My ideal Cross-Order Hero would have to be Tech/Storm, the two Orders I added to my Granite deck today!”

SettlersHamilton: “He’s awesome, I’m very excited to try different decks out with him and get some new experiences with playing different orders. I’d have to pick Storm/Nature; my deck could have lots of healing and burst damage.”

EmmaL98: “I really like the ability on it and it has super cool art as well (the art is my favourite part of the cards). I would have to say Storm and Dread would be my perfect mix.”

Flazork: “Really interesting, Cross-Order decks that don’t require Tantosian Blacksmiths to fish out Items will be great, and easy three Order decks here we go. I would have to match up Astral and Dread together.”

Kyle: “Looks good, really good, the only thing is it’s not really in my Orders. If I had my ideal combination for a Cross-Order Hero it would be Mountain/Nature.”

Kimmeh: “Really cool – I can’t wait to get my hands on the new set. Nature Storm would be my pick for Cross-Order Hero.”

Darren#1: “He looks quite interesting, I can’t wait to see the cross storm ones though. My Cross-Order pick would definitely have to be Storm/Mountain.”

Jack Andrews: “Looks really good, seems like a good fit for a Buff based deck with lots of the good Mechanical Buffs. I think that the two Orders that I would like to see combined on a Cross-Order Hero would be Tech/Mountain.”

What was your favorite moment of today?

JaegerNoon: “Playing in the finals was pretty amazing with Forgewall saving the day, providing just enough damage reduction to keep me in it. I guess winning the event was pretty great too!”

Settlers Shazz: “Definitely the epic final that we played, it all came down to a single card at the end, super exciting!”

EmmaL98: “All of it! It was really nice to meet up with more people that enjoy the Lightseekers game!”

Flazork: “Playing the Combo Solar Wind against my 16 health opponent, taking out their life total exactly and winning the game. The whole day was awesome though!”

Kyle: “Getting into the Top 8 cut and realising that I had made it through to Nationals. Really looking forward to getting to compete there.”

Kimmeh: “That I made the top 8 and got my invitation to Nationals!”

Darren#1: “The surprise card reveal at the start of the day, I’m so hyped for Wave 2; can’t wait to get my hands on it!”

Jack Andrews: “Getting to fire off a Time Flicker on my very first turn, and doubling my starting hand from 4 cards to 8 was great!”

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Lightseekers: Mythical Card Reveals

Lightseekers: Mythical is coming out on the 20th of March and we are incredibly excited to reveal the new cards to you over the next few weeks! We’ll be showing them off on our social channels and sharing a few of them with some special guests before posting them up on our card reveal page!

Here is a list of when you can expect the new cards to be revealed and where to find them:

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Monday 12th February
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Tuesday 13th February
Delivery Crab
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Wednesday 14th February
Delivery Crab
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Thursday 15th February
Beasts of War
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Friday 16th February
Heroic Starfish
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Saturday 17th February
Superior Seekers
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Sunday 18th February
Heroic Starfish
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Monday 19th February
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Tuesday 20th February
Sneaky Kreebal
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Wednesday 21st February
Superior Seekers
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Thursday 22nd February
Family Fun Hobbies
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Friday 23rd February
Zizzac
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Saturday 24th February
Zizzac
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Sunday 25th February
Delivery Crab
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Monday 26th February
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Tuesday 27th February
Heroic Starfish
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Wednesday 28th February
Beat Em Ups
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Thursday 1st March
Superior Seekers
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Friday 2nd March
The Unboxers
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Saturday 3rd March
Online Lightseekers League
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Sunday 4th March
Big Orbit Games
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Monday 5th March
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Tuesday 6th March
Big Orbit Games
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Wednesday 7th March
Online Lightseekers League
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Thursday 8th March
Beasts of War
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Banned cards and wave 1 changes

With the release of Wave 2, Lightseekers: Mythical, what is happening to cards from Wave 1?

Wave 1 and Wave 2 are fully playable alongside each other; cards from Lightseekers: Mythical are there to complement Wave 1, not replace it.

However, we are going to see a few card and rule updates. These updates will come into effect on the release of Lightseekers: Mythical.

Ban List

The list of cards that are banned from competitive play has been extended:
Skyrider This card offers more powerful flexibility in deck building than we are happy with, and circumvents a lot of otherwise important choices.
Shadow Wraith It too often creates a frustrating gameplay experience.
Moon Song NEW – This card prolongs games in a way we’re not happy with.
Pollen Weaver NEW – This card has been on the watch-list for a long time. It went under the radar as a damage reduction card that was not balanced according to our standards (see Turkle Captain as a comparison; 2 damage reduction with a condition, but for first hits only).

Note that these cards are not necessarily permanently banned. As new cards are released in the future, some cards that are currently banned may become unbanned.

For a more in-depth update on the reasons for these bans scroll down to the end of this page.

Card Erratas

The Heap
NEW TEXT: “When one of your other Mechanical buffs [Expires], heal for 2 and [Draw] 1 card.”

The change here is that the effect only triggers if a Mechanical buff [Expires], not simply leaves play.

Phasing Out the ‘Power’ Mechanic

We are going to phase out the ‘Power’ mechanic from Wave 1. It has always been an effect we have been unsure of, and, after a lot of discussion, we have decided to remove it. There are a few reasons behind this decision:
It’s a stumbling block for all new players trying to learn the game.

It causes a lot of edge case mechanics that are hard to understand (e.g. Anti-Gravity Snail and Ritual of Awakening being affected by ‘Power’).

In order to balance around it, we are forced to design cards in some weird ways that cause further confusion.

We will not be designing any future cards that use the ‘Power’ keyword. However, because most of the current ‘Power’ cards live within the Nature Order, we don’t want to simply ban them all, as this would quite drastically shrink the pool of Nature cards, but we are instead retroactively changing what ‘Power’ means:

Starting from the release of Wave 2, ‘Power’ will only increase damage and healing done. We appreciate that this is quite a big nerf to cards such as One with Nature and Beast Master, but we want to keep it simple as we do not intend to use this mechanic going forward.

Ban List

With the release of Lightseekers Wave 2, we want to be transparent and take this opportunity to discuss the current state of the list of banned cards and our reasoning behind them.
To start, we want to be clear and open with saying we in no way enjoy banning cards. We aim to only ban cards that we feel have a negative impact on how a game plays out, not just banning a card because it is perceived to be more powerful than others.

If you see a card on the banlist that looks like it doesn’t belong, it is likely because even though it might not have made it into competitive play or everyone’s decks, we’ve been testing it internally and are being proactive in preventing it entering the competitive space and creating a negative experience. We opted for this approach, rather than introducing bans during the Wave, making it appear like a knee-jerk reaction should the card appear in play, as well as also being harder to track accurately when a card has been added to the list.
As ever, we plan on having an open and honest relationship with you, the Lightseekers community, and are happy to discuss these cards going forward if players feel like they truly don’t belong. It is also worth noting that cards in future Waves will aim to resolve issues we’ve found with some banned cards, and as a result may remove a card from the ban list in the future.

Skyrider (along with Shadow Wraith) is a card that has been on the banlist since our first major tournament at PAX East. The reasons for its banning are threefold. Firstly, it reduces the number of decisions that are made during deckbuilding; it makes it possible to not include any cards that deal damage or provide healing, and instead run all utility cards that are given the optional choice of always being damage or healing when necessary. Secondly, it reduces the number of decisions that are available during a game, as cards will always be the best choice for every situation. Thirdly, these powerful effects are on an item, which is a card type that has few ways to be interacted with so once a player has Skyrider in play, there is a high chance that it will be in play for the remainder of the game.

As with most of the cards on the banlist, there is no reason to say it will be banned forever, as each new Wave of cards comes out, all cards on the banlist will be reviewed to see if its safe for them to return to the game.

Shadow Wraith (along with Skyrider) is a card that has been on the banlist since our first major tournament at PAX East. The primary reason that Shadow Wraith is banned is because it goes against the core gameplay of Lightseekers; that is to say, the main mechanic is to play cards, and having a card that prevents players from playing cards, any cards, goes against that. Other cards like Paralysis Bug and Subjugator stop players from playing specific categories of cards, but those cards can still be interacted with, but Shadow Wraith means that board states that can’t be interacted with can be built up in safety.

Unlike other cards on the banlist, which have a chance of returning to the game, Shadow Wraith is not the type of card that we want in decks, so will stay on the banlist indefinitely.

Moon Song (along with Pollen Weaver) is a card that has been added to the banlist as of the release of Wave 2. This card has been banned to accommodate the time limits that are present in competitive matches of Lightseekers. Setting two players back to their starting life totals is not a broken effect in casual setting, but it does add a considerable amount of time to a game. In a format where rounds go for between 45 minutes and a 1 hour, and up to three games are played, it is not feasible to allow this card.

As with most of the cards on the banlist, there is no reason to say it will be banned forever, as each new Wave of cards comes out, all cards on the banlist will be reviewed to see if its safe for them to return to the game.

Pollen Weaver (along with Moon Song) is a card that has been added to the banlist as of the release of Wave 2. This card originally slipped under the radar, but has since landed on our watchlist as offering too much damage reduction potential. In comparison to a card such as Turkle Captain which offers similar damage reduction but limits it to only the first hit in a turn, Pollen Weaver offers too much value on its effect.

As with most of the cards on the banlist, there is no reason to say it will be banned forever, as each new Wave of cards comes out, all cards on the banlist will be reviewed to see if its safe for them to return to the game.

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Coming Soon to Lightseekers!

We have some amazing new updates coming to the Lightseekers card game in 2018 and we just can’t wait to share them with you! We will soon be unveiling the much anticipated expansion, Lightseekers Mythical, which features new heroes, combos and more! We will be revealing all of the cards across a variety of sources so keep an eye out for details of where to look for the big reveals! Our very first reveal will be appearing at the Scotland Regional Tournament on the 10th of February so be sure to come take part if you can and keep an eye on our official Lightseekers Twitter, Facebook and our events Twitter for more details!

Throughout 2018, you can expect the following updates and innovations for Lightseekers:

All-New Card Expansions – Building on the success of last year’s launch, PlayFusion will unveil two new Lightseekers expansions in 2018. The first booster pack expansion, Lightseekers Mythical, will be released at local game stores across the US and UK on Tuesday, March 20, 2018, featuring 152 new cards, new Mythical Cross-Order Heroes and booster packs now with 10 cards (including one guaranteed foil card per pack). Fans should visit Lightseekers.cards beginning Sunday, February 11, 2018 for a first look at the new cards. The second expansion will be revealed at Gen Con in Indianapolis August 2-5, 2018, rolling out to local game stores on Tuesday, August 7, 2018.

Lightseekers Digital TCG on iOS, Android and PC – PlayFusion will launch the digital version of the Lightseekers Trading Card Game on iOS, Android and PC devices mid-June 2018. The Lightseekers community will now be able to play the game on their favorite devices with friends or foes anywhere across the world without needing to be in the same room. The new digital version will also feature unique physical-to-digital experiences that allows players to import their physical cards into the digital game and play them online.

Organized Play Program – PlayFusion is making it easier for stores to host live events across the country through the launch of the official Lightseekers Organized Play Program. The Program, beginning April 1, 2018, will enable game stores to host weekly tournaments with exclusive prizes for winners and participants. Prizes include foil Hero cards for tournament winners, foil Combo cards for participants, and a playmat for the monthly winner all themed around a Hero that changes monthly. The program will also give players the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of Lightseekers and learn more about their favorite heroes.

Lightseekers Regional and National Championships – For players looking for more immersive and competitive experiences, PlayFusion announced regional and national Lightseekers championships. US regional championships will be hosted at PAX East in Boston, Origins in Columbus, LA Anime Expo, PAX West in Seattle, and PAX Unplugged in Philadelphia. For the first time, PlayFusion will host a Lightseekers US National Championship (featuring over $10,000 in cash and prizes) at Gen Con in Indianapolis August 2-5, 2018. The Top 8 players from each regional qualifying event will receive an invitation to the National Championship.

In the UK Regional championships will be hosted at Settlers in Scotland on February 10, 2018, Fanboy3 in Manchester on March 10, 2018, The Games Shop in Aldershot, UK on April 14, 2018 and Excelsior in Bristol, UK on May 5, 2018. For the first time, PlayFusion will host a Lightseekers UK National Championship (featuring over £7,500 in cash and prizes) at UK Games Expo at the NEC in Birmingham June 1-3, 2018. The Top 8 players from each regional qualifying event will receive an invitation to the National Championship.

Lightseekers TCG Companion App – To help players locate, register and participate in Lightseekers live events, PlayFusion announced the launch of the Lightseekers TCG Companion app. The new TCG Companion app allows players to pay entry fees and see player rankings, while allowing store owners and tournament organizers to manage every aspect of Lightseekers tournaments, including structure, pairings, drops, scorekeeping, tiebreakers, results and records. The Lightseekers Companion app is now available for iOS and Android devices.

Lightseekers accessories from Ultra PRO – To help players protect their Lightseekers Trading Cards from damage, PlayFusion is pleased to announce that Lightseekers branded deck boxes and protective sleeves will be manufactured by Ultra PRO, the leading manufacturer and supplier of memorabilia, collectibles and tabletop gaming accessories. Local game store items will be able to order and sell these items along with Lightseekers branded UltraPro playmats early this Spring.

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Lightseekers Regional Tournaments

The time has come for the greatest Lightseekers players across the USA and the UK to prove their worth; Lightseekers regional tournaments are coming! Taking part in a regional tournament will give you the opportunity to win some amazing cash prizes as well as help you progress to the National Tournaments with even greater rewards on offer!

USA Regional Tournaments

The USA regional tournaments will see players all across the USA battle it out to prove who is worthy of a place in the National finals. Regional tournaments will be held at PAX East, Origins, and LA Anime Expo (keep an eye on our Feature Events page for more qualifying opportunities) with the National final kicking off at GenCon in August. The first few regionals have already taken place at PAX Unplugged and PAX South but there is still time to get involved this April at PAX East! PAX East takes place at the Boston Convention & Exhibition center from Thursday the 5th of April.

US Regionals Prizes

Premier Sealed Tournament (over $1,750 in cash and prizes!)
1st place: $300 and 2 Booster Boxes, invitation to US Nationals
2nd place: $150 and 1 Booster Box, invitation to US Nationals
3/4th place: $75 and 1 Booster Box, invitation to US Nationals
5th-8th place: 20 Booster Packs, invitation to US Nationals
9th-last place: 2 Booster Packs for participating!
$20 Entry

Premier Constructed Championship (over $2,000 in cash and prizes!)
1st place: $800, invitation to US Nationals
2nd place: $400, invitation to US Nationals
3rd/4th place: $200, invitation to US Nationals
5th-8th place: $100, invitation to US Nationals
9th-last place: 3 Booster Packs for participating!
Free entry!

$10,000 prize pool (in cash and prizes) for the US National Tournament:
1st place: $2,000, an Uncut Foil Card Sheet, Champion Playmat, Top 8 Promo (Foil Alternate Art Card), Championship Trophy, and 6 Booster Boxes
2nd place: $1,000, an Uncut Card Sheet, Top 8 Playmat, Top 8 Promo (Foil Alternate Art Card), 3 Booster Boxes
3rd & 4th place: $500, Top 8 Playmat, Top 8 Promo (Foil Alternate Art Card), 2 Booster Boxes
5th – 8th place: $250, Top 8 Playmat, Top 8 Promo (Foil Alternate Art Card), 1 Booster Box

All Participants receive a participation Promo (Non-Foil Alternate Art Card), Nationals Exclusive Playmat and 10 Booster Packs

UK Regional Tournaments

The UK Road to Regionals series is already in full swing and each event is a chance to not only hone your card skills but to also give you a leg up when it comes to the regional tournaments themselves. You can find the latest Road to Regionals events on our calendar marked with either a RtR suffix or with the Road to Regionals listed in the title. They are taking place all over the UK and winning one will earn you an exclusive Bye card which will let you skip ahead in the regional tournaments! Now is absolutely the time to get involved and start earning your place at the regionals!

There are four regional tournaments taking place in the UK, starting with the Scotland regional on the 10th of February. There are some truly fantastic prizes to be won in our regional tournaments with some amazing cash prizes!
1st place: £200 and 4 Booster Boxes (24-pack Boxes)
2nd place: £150 and 3 Booster Boxes
3rd & 4th place: £100 and 2 Booster Boxes
5th & 8th place: £50 and 1 Booster Box

Each regional tournament will feature a swiss then single elimination style tournament where players will be pitted against each other in 1v1 rounds until an ultimate winner is determined.

The UK Regional dates are:
Saturday 10th FebruaryScotland Regional – Settlers in Hamilton
Saturday 10th March – UK North Regional – Fanboy 3 in Manchester
Saturday 14th AprilUK South East Regional – The Games Shop in Aldershot
Saturday 5th MayUK South West Regional – Excelsior Games in Bristol

Winners of our regionals will also be able to progress further through to our National Tournament which will be held at the UK Games Expo in Birmingham on the 2nd of June.

£7,500 prize pool (in cash and prizes) for the UK National Tournament:
1st place: £1,400, Uncut Foil Card Sheet, Champion Playmat, Top 8 Promo cards (Foil Alternate Art Card), Championship Trophy, 6 Booster Boxes (40-pack Boxes)
2nd place: £700, Uncut Card Sheet, Top 8 Playmat, Top 8 Promo cards (Foil Alternate Art Card), 3 Booster Boxes
3rd & 4th place: £350, Top 8 Playmat, Top 8 Promo (Foil Alternate Art Card), 2 Booster Boxes
5th-8th place: £170, Top 8 Playmat, Top 8 Promo (Foil Alternate Art Card), 1 Booster Box

All participants will receive a participation promo card (Non-foil Alternate art card), a nationals exclusive playmat and 10 booster packs.

Anyone can enter the UK Lightseekers regional tournaments but if you want to increase your chances then NOW is the time to get involved with the UK Road to Regionals! RtR events are happening all over the country and more are being added every week. You can use these to test your decks in competitive games and earn exclusive Bye cards which will help you progress through the regional tournament rounds more quickly. Sign up to your local RtR event today on our events calendar and help secure your spot!

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Twitch Stream Decklists 25th & 26th January

The PlayFusion team have enjoyed some great battles on our Twitch streams recently with their own custom decks. To help you in designing deck builds of your own we are sharing their deck lists with you! These decks comprise a list of the decks from the Thursday 25th and Friday 26th livestreams.

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards
Danny’s Astral Deck Vela Anti-Gravity Field
Black Hole
Planetary Alignment
Rippling Flare
Sun Strike
Anti-Gravity Snail x2
Blinding Beetle x2
Chimchu Infiltrator x3
Dimensional Hunter x2
Dusk Feeder x2
Light Lasher
Lunatic
Mageship x3
Mirror Beast x2
Paralysis Bug
Pathfinder x3
Subjugator
Yikona Oracle x2
Yikona Tactician x3
Weapon Master x2

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards
Danny’s Dread & Tech Deck Tenebra Breach the Veil
Ghostly Grasp
Shroud of Night
Spirit Tap
Toxic Haunt
Abyss Tentacle x3
Abyss Weaver x2
Assassins Guild
Corrupted Spirit x2
Gorged Stalker x2
Gurgling Ooze x2
Night Lurker
Noxin Assassin x2
Noxin Hexmaster x2
Shadow Puppet x3
Swamp Creeper x2
Wall of Bones x3
Witch Doctor
Flynamo
Warden of Time x2
Tantosian Blacksmith

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards
David’s Nature, Mountain
and Tech Deck
Cessilia Inferno
One With Nature
Moss Armour
Life Imbue
Overwhelming Blast
Blasting Cannon x2
Sneaky Kreebal x3
Crazed Bomber x3
Reckless Spirit x3
Ambush Worm x2
Kreebal Saboteur x2
Tyrax Mercenary x3
Fiery Blade x2
Umbron Informant
Frenzied Kreebal x3
Flame Bat x2
Tantosian Blacksmith x2
Symbiotic Gnarler x2

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards
David’s Mountain and Storm Deck Granite Steam of Tantos
Crushing Blow
Crystal Skin
Rock Fists
Avalanche
Tempest Rod x2
Unruly Mob x2
Sneaky Kreebal x2
Lava Bouncer x2
Ancient Miner x3
Crystal Maze x3
Temple of Patience x2
Crystal Leech x3
Boulder Feast x3
Thunder Slug x3
Tantosian Blacksmith
Dust Fiend x2
Mari Bard x2

Deck Name and player Hero Combo Cards Action Cards
Mark’s Tech and Nature Deck Maxili Body Morph
Life Imbue
Steel Fortification
Smart Bomb
Celerity
Mantix Raider x3
Hungry Behemoth
Corvid Conspiracy
Mantix Tunneler
Swarm Caller
Tantosian Blacksmith
Time Worm
Regen Chamber
Bombling
Warden of Time
Tyrax Mercenary x2
The Heap
Warp Toad
Emergency System
Bone Chewer
Chrono Moth
Colossi Cannon
Fountain of Time x2
Alchemy Lab x2
Crazed Bomber x3
Ramparts x3

We aim to stream every Thursday and Friday from 4pm GMT over on www.Twitch.tv/LightseekersGame. Be sure to watch the next stream to see new decks in action!

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