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What is Akora TCG Spellbound Wings?

The hype is real.

Created by Grayson “Xion,” Akora TCG will release its first edition of Spellbound Wings on April 22 following a successful Kickstarter. 

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Based in a world of alchemy with anime/manga style art and characters, Akora TCG is owned by EVA corporation and showcases easy-to-learn skillful gameplay alongside stunning art variations. An entire realm has been created around the tabletop card game, featuring a digital manga that can be found here

The first edition of Akora Spellbound Wings is slated to release on April 22, containing over 200 cards, with a launch event being held on the same day via WhatNot. Raising around $250,000 with its initial Kickstarter, pre-orders for the upcoming first edition are already sold out. And ChannelFireball has partnered with Akora TCG, as revealed in an announcement on April 18. 

Akora TCG Spellbound Wings basic gameplay

A deck within the Akora TCG contains a total of nine Akora and a minimum of 41 Alchemy and Relic Shards that support the lead Akora. Each deck can have up to three copies of the same Alchemy or Battlezone card with any number of Relic Shard Cards. A playfield for the card game showcases multiple zones in which alchemy cards interact with the main Akora. Relic shards are used to level up an Akora and have alternative interactions depending on the deck. 

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The gameplay of Akora TCG has a baseline simplicity of five phases, with interactions that can take place in between the phases. The five phases are the start, draw, preparation, attack, and end phase. Each player starts with 6,000 Alchemist Essence. And despite that number seeming high, games are completed relatively quickly. 

A player’s goal is to deplete an opponent’s Alchemy Essence or remove all of their Akora from the battlefield. The Akora have their own deck, consisting of a total of nine cards and three versions. Each leveled-up version has an increase in attack power, along with defense via Soul points. A full easy-to-read guide on how to play Akora TCG can be found here

Akora TCG art and card prices

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The Spellbound Wings first edition contains a total of 24 full-art Rares, six generational Rares, 80 holographic cards, and 206 mechanically unique cards.

Booster boxes for the Akora Spellbound Wings set are priced at $147 and will release on April 22. Each booster box contains a total of 36 booster packs with 10 cards in each pack. Individual cards have already flooded the secondary market from the Kickstarter, with prices of alternative art cards exceeding $1,000. 

There are three main rarities of cards within Akora TCG: Common, Uncommon, and Rare. And there are three kinds of Rare cards: Character Holo, Alchemy Holo, and Character full art. Within each set, an Ancient and Secret Rare will also get included, having only a total of five copies of each printed. A tester booster box opening showcasing a variety of Akora TCG cards, the art, and foil Holo alternative art versions can be found here

Update July 14 10am CT: New information provided by Akora TCG was added.


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