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Check Out Some Exclusive Preview Cards From The Elder Scrolls Legends: Houses Of Morrowind
The next expansion for The Elder Scrolls Legends lands on April 5, and we have two new preview cards to share. The 149 card expansion taps into the Great Houses and other memorable aspects from Morrowind Of particular interest, this expansion brings 3 attribute cards to the game (previously limited to 2). Let's check out the cards!
Ghostgate Defender is a bread-and-butter selection that easily fits into decks looking for versatile options. Sometimes you just need an early game blocker to stave off incoming swarms or aggressive decks.
However, unlike other similar cards that may lose value as the game goes on and the stakes grow larger, Ghostgate Defender can be played with its Exalt mechanic for an additional, possibly significant ability. While it may not create bold new deck archetypes, it's a solid option that can be useful in a variety of situations.
Yagrum Bagarn is substantially more interesting. If you've ever dreamed of making a Dwemer deck that functions like a well-oiled machine, Yagrum can help make that happen. Even the most minor of Dwemer can be vicious threats with Yagrum around, and he can hit the board early and keep the Dwemer threat rolling as you work up to bigger and better machinations.
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