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Gwent's New Arena Mode Lets You Build A Formidable Force
The Witcher's card-playing game Gwent has a new game mode: Arena, which lets players play with cards they otherwise might not have, as well as introducing some mode-specific rules.
Arena mode lets you build a deck using cards from all playable factions, as well as some duplicates. You keep playing until you win nine games or lose three.
The mode requires a new item – Mirror Shards – to enter, and these can be bought using real or in-game currency ($1.99 or 150 ore). If you want to try it, you can do so for free – until March 7, anyone who logs in gets three Mirror Shards.
[Source: CD Projekt Red]
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