A competitive community focused podcast about the deckbuilding game Hero Realms. Each episode covers multiple topics that can help improve your gameplay and get you involved with community events.
When not bottom-decking Fire Bomb and Domination as an avid Hero Realms player, Jigmelingpa is a weapon of mass instruction otherwise known as Matthew Rooks. A university educator based in Japan, he spe... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames |
The standard crew of DblDubz, Filtrophobe, and Tuff set sail once again as the seventh Tavern Brawl gets underway! With the draft now complete, the gang breaks down some of the best value picks and surprise standouts from the draft board.
Then they ... more
The crew kicks off the episode with the signature WWYD segment, followed by a Looking for Lethal submission from long-time listener Logan.
From there, we dive into the latest Arena updates and discuss the results of the experimental, community-drive... more
John "Tuff" Labella and Samwise embark on a half hour segment to figure out what expansion sets and build is best for cleric on ladder but go down a two hour rabbit hole.
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Taps & Scraps: 1:51:00
Sparks and Recreation Presents: a Legenda... more
Kicking off this episode, the crew of DblDubz, Filtrophobe, and Tuff announce that they will be hosting a tournament with a grand prize of a Hero Realms Digital Legends account! (Available to non-Legend account holders only! Check the link below for ... more
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When I was first beginning the app game of Hero Realms I referenced the website RealmsRising for build advice… and I have never regretted that decision as the articles I fell into from there provided lots of useful and deep class insight. (My one fervent desire would be for updated build articles as the old ones reference level 12. I especially to this day still love referencing the fast build graphics, on the rare occasion I build new characters, as its been ages since I had to sit and think ab... more
I enjoy the strategy talk and playful banter of the hosts. I think it would help to describe some of the cards for more casual listeners. Just signed up for Hero Helper which is amazing too. Thanks for what you guys do. IGN: spareman
If your looking for tips of how to improve your skills to the Hero Realms world, this podcast is for you! These guys are pretty strong at this game and they have played sooooo many games of it! So they know what they’re talking about! The chemistry between them and the love they have for the game is what makes that podcast interesting! + they also create a ton of content on realmsrising.com, if you would like to read articles and stuff.
Keep on going boys!
MadAntelope
I have been playing Star Realms on paper for over a year and after a recent run in with Birdlaw have been loving Hero Realms as my app game. Cool that there is a podcast so I can listen to it while I work… and play my 50 ongoing 48 hour matches. Keep up the great work and loving all the Realm Rising content.
-Tuff
So happy to have found this podcast about the excellent Hero Realms game and app!!! Have only listened to the last few which means I have a whole back catalogue to explore :-)
IGN Uhdrill
Thanks to RealmsRising.com
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Focused on the deckbuilding game Hero Realms, the content addresses competitive gameplay, strategies, and community engagement. Episodes highlight community events, player insights, updates on gameplay mechanics, and interviews with notable players, aiming to foster a vibrant gaming community. The hosts bring diverse expertise, including game design, educational backgrounds, and streaming, making discussions thorough and engaging. Noteworthy elements include giveaways tied to community support and a dynamic approach to exploring game strategies, all while maintaining a casual and friendly atmosphere conducive for new and experienced players alike.
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