The new PvE cards are exclusive to bouts against the AI and differ in the way they work from the regular PvP troops and spells.
If the player manages to complete a challenge during a duel, they will earn themselves a bonus for the subsequent rounds, such as an extra unit or the ability to continue to the next level despite having already lost three rounds. In this case Hogarth, Lord of the Arena, appears in person and lays down a specific challenge to the players, such as to win a duel without taking more than five points of damage. Depending on how far the player has managed to progress, they will receive rewards in the form of rare items, cards and gold.ĭuring a tournament in the arena, there’s a certain random element which can crop up to add a little extra flavour. If a player loses three rounds in the ring, the attempt to run the arena is a failure. In addition, the duels against the AI opponents differ in their composition from the previously seen PvP bouts, in such that certain creatures make exclusive use of cards of a specific category, for instance, or draw heavily on countermagic.
To guarantee replayability, the adversaries are randomly chosen at each start from a pool of a total 30 normal AIs and 7 bosses. The Frost Ring Arena is divided into four wings, each consisting of four regular opponents and one boss. The Frost Ring Arena will have players duelling against various AI opponents as part of an overarching storyline, with newly introduced PvE cards expanding the repertoire of playable effects, spells and troops to over 700. Gameforge and HEX Entertainment are expanding the beta of the digital TCG HEX: Shards of Fate with the first single-player content.
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