Free to playOrigins Trading Card Game
A fast card battler where both players move at once, so a match takes about seven minutes. You build decks from reimagined legends like Robin Hood and Mulan, then fight across three shifting locations drawn from over 100.
Is Origins Trading Card Game worth it?
Origins Trading Card Game is worth it if…
- you like quick competitive card games with simultaneous turns
- you enjoy deckbuilding around myth and storybook legends
- you like collecting and trading rare cosmetic variants
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Seven minutes, no waiting around
Every turn is both players' turn. You draw, place cards, and guess what your rival is doing at the same time, then watch it resolve across three lanes.
Each lane has its own conditions, drawn from a pool of 100+ rotating locations, so the board asks for a different plan almost every match. Easy to learn, difficult to master fits here: short games, constant second-guessing, and plenty of reasons to run it back.
Legends with the details wrong
The setting is an original world built from history's most famous names.
You collect and build around figures like Mulan, Robin Hood, the Queen of Hearts, and Winnie-the-Pooh, rendered in colorful hand-drawn art. Packs are for the collector side: rip them for limited-edition variants, graded cards, and grail pulls, then trade duplicates with other players.
Good to know before you queue?
How does a match actually work?
Both players act at the same time each turn across three locations. You draw cards, predict your opponent's play, and battle it out, with most matches ending in about seven minutes.
What is there for collectors?
You can rip packs, trade duplicates with other players, and chase a complete collection without affecting gameplay balance.
