We gathered your feedback, we've listened to you, and the results are clear. A lot of you want more players during your games, more mayhem and more Mages to unleash your spells on!

Which is why we've created a 2v2 mode for Mage Noir on tabletop! Featuring awesome new mechanics like the Shared² Mana pool and Mage Noir retaliation!

And…it is completely free! This mode is a free add-on, playable with just one core game of Mage Noir.

• Two teams of two players face each other, each team on its own side of the table
• Each player has their own Health Points
• The order of turns is simple: Player 1, Player 2, Player 3, Player 4, when P1 and P3 are on the same team and P2 and P4 on the other team
• Players from the same team have simultaneous turns, which means when it's your teammate's time to play, it's also your time to play!
• The game is won when both players of the opposing team are KO'd (either by getting to 0 HP or drawing from an empty deck)
• Most other rules are the same as in 1v1: each turn the player draws 1 card, adds Mana to the Available Ether, chooses one of the two piles in the Available Ether…
• And then the new mechanics…

Also called the “shared shared Mana pool”, this is the mechanic we're using to handle our Mana system in a 2v2 environment.

During your 2v2 game of Mage Noir, the Mana system will not change much, except for 2 tiny details.

1. During your turn, you now add 5 Mana to the Available Ether instead of 3.
2. When taking one pile from the Available Ether, you now allocate this Mana between your Mana reserve and your teammate's.

How will you adapt your duo of decks knowing this? Will you create a deck with very high Mana costs alongside a low maintenance deck to boost it or will you create 2 balanced decks in terms of Mana costs? And what about the elements you'll use? Will you both go all out on a single element or try a mix of many to make sure you have a use for everything?

Even more options, more possibilities and more strategies to discover!

But that's not all! In this game mode, each player will have their own health points. This would encourage you to focus on one opponent with your teammate to create a 2v1 situation as soon as possible.

But here's the twist! If the surviving player is a Mage Noir, they will draw twice as many cards per turn, giving them a last chance to retaliate and allowing for spectacular comebacks.

This mechanic will encourage players to become Mage Noir if they are not targeted, making them much more of a threat and forcing the focus onto them in the end.

Once again, this will require teammates to adapt and synchronize. Giving this fun game mode even more possibilities.

Just a single core game can be enough to play 2v2, although to give players as much deckbuilding freedom as possible, we recommend playing with at least 2 core games for 4 players. This will allow a lot more deck diversity and strategic possibilities.

Of course, each player building their own deck with all possibilities regardless of what other players want to put in their decks is optimal, but you already get to experience a lot of possibilities with just 2 core games between 4 players.