Thanks so much for the comment! Always good to have another name to highlight the hundreds who still visit the Epic Duels sites.

I don’t know if these history posts are “must read” but hopefully, “fun read”. They were fun to write, and think back through everything I’ve seen this game go through. This current group is what I consider the 4th wave of duelists.

If you have deck designs, please be sure to share them at the Wiki (PB works) site. Also feel free to ask for help with those designs, that’s what we do.

I discovered this game in a Target store in the reduced bin. I bought the game for $2.00. I showed it to two other friends and we started playing every day for a whole summer. The game became a staple for us. It spread between our friends and slowly our group games went from 2, to 3, to 4, to 6, to 8, to 12 players. Suddenly our game nights had two games of 6 players going on at the same time.

More than ten years later social circles have grown and shrank and here I am today proudly saying that the game is going strong. Players are exposing the game to their padawans. Maps and decks are being created and printed. ***My maps are no where near as great as the maps that are on the PB works site. My maps were created with a black marker, a ruler and colored construction paper.

After seeing other creator deck designs I found myself looking at my decks again. Oh boy did I make mistakes. But man did I love comparing ideas and fine tuning my own designs.

I love this game, I love the fact in this digital gaming era this game helps get people together.

When you speak to a fan of this game, it’s quite simple, they rave about it.

Thank you for the content you have provided. Thank you for sharing with us your journey with this game.

Absolutely. I’ll send pics of my entire set and specifics in regards to alterations as well as my decks!
Where should i send them to?
You can send me an email to justin(dot)doncsecz(at)gmail.com and i can reply with a string of stuff and reply to any questions you may have!

Thanks JusDon! I showed this comment to my wife, who asked me the other night why I was staying up late to write this. Let us know which decks are you favorites! We want to see pictures of your laminated set and modded figures! Send them and I’ll post them here if you want.

I now have over 30 decks, all entirely remade using Star Wars Miniatures; even to the point where i’ve custom built and painted pieces using an amalgam of Star Wars Miniatures body parts and weapons and a heft of super glue(my Kylo Ren grabs the most attention).

I just want you to personally know that i appreciate you and everyone else’s hard work over the years. You’ve brought a lot of great stuff into our homes and lives and increased in the enjoyment of an already legendary game. When i pull out my $500+, completely re-done, multi-mapped, custom built AND LAMINATED Epic Duels:: People GO CRAZY.
Most don’t even know the game existed and i’m always happy to introduce it to more and more people. As far as i’m concerned, the fanbase is still there and growing.
I may not have been around for the tournaments or the good-old-days you’re describing, but from where i’ve been — this game has ALWAYS been such a big part of my gaming groups and game nights. You’ve all had such an influence on me and i wish you all the best.
Thank you for everything, especially the memories.

Additionally, if you’re ever looking for professional graphic design services in deck-building, let me know! I can design like a fiend, but i don’t think i’m at the point of making my own decks. hahah