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Unofficial Tournaments / Re: Cooperative Format Thinktank!!!
« Last post by YourMathTeacher on June 22, 2026, 03:36:54 PM »I don't need to be "anonymous" even if I am "infamous." and I certainly am not a "legend," but maybe more of a "nuisance." 
For those who have already heard about cooperative games, I was trying to explain the idea of having a stand alone cooperative game that uses Redemption cards. In my opinion, I think Disney Lorcana did this very well with the "Illumineer's Quest" product. The idea is to create a special deck for a universal antagonist that several players join forces against. The deck would have special rules and an autonomous game mechanic so that no additional human has to be playing against the others. The special deck could be a separately sold product or perhaps even a print-n-play download.
This would not be a separate category for tournaments, but rather an alternative for families that are not interested in competitive play. Just food for thought.
For those who have already heard about cooperative games, I was trying to explain the idea of having a stand alone cooperative game that uses Redemption cards. In my opinion, I think Disney Lorcana did this very well with the "Illumineer's Quest" product. The idea is to create a special deck for a universal antagonist that several players join forces against. The deck would have special rules and an autonomous game mechanic so that no additional human has to be playing against the others. The special deck could be a separately sold product or perhaps even a print-n-play download.
This would not be a separate category for tournaments, but rather an alternative for families that are not interested in competitive play. Just food for thought.
