In light of the upcoming Mr. Classic Championship join Jayden for a summary of important scrolls cards you should be aware of.

Classic Weekend is nearly here! I know I’m excited to see all the folks who plan to be there and if you can’t make it then be sure to keep an eye on the Discord to find out when streaming will be happening on both my channel and that of John Hendrix. But if you’re newer to the game and you go to watch those streams, it’s possible that you’ll see some cards you don’t recognize that have special abilities on the art and a nice big scroll at the bottom for the scripture reference. Or perhaps you want to try your hand at building for and playing some Classic or even “Scrolls Only” games but you don’t know the cards and aren’t sure where to start. Well, this is the video for you. In it I go through every single one of the 2500 or so cards on the old card face (that are in Lackey, I think it’s technically missing some duplicates like limited vs unlimited), and call out the ones that are worth playing, or at least being ready to see, in Classic and Scrolls Only formats. Perhaps you’re like me and are not a newer player, but you need a refresher on some of these cards that you haven’t touched since Rotation happened. Hopefully this video can also be helpful for you! It’s a long one so buckle in or be prepared to watch in sections and let me know what cards you would include that I skipped over.

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By Jayden

Jayden started playing Redemption around 2004 when his brothers taught him to play and he attended his first National Tournament in 2005. Since then, he has become a competitive (mostly Type 2) player with a few National titles and, more importantly, has acquired many great friends and mentors through the game. However, in the years leading up to 2020, there has been a downward trend in attendance at some of the big tournaments, Nationals included. As a result, Jayden wanted to start doing something that would help pique and maintain interest in Redemption and he decided to do so in the form of a YouTube channel called Redemption with Jayden, which he started in June 2020 shortly after graduating college. He loves being able to share decks, games, and strategies, and hopes that the channel can be a useful resource for players at every level of the game.