In a past life, I played a lot of Gwent, the Witcher-brand digital card game that grew out of the minigame in the Witcher 3. It’s good. It’s got lots of interesting builds and decks, the balance hasn’t been truly terrible in years, and the card art is phenomenal. In Gwent—and other card games—there is a strategy called“bleeding.” When you bleed, you play shitty cards from your hand on your turn in order to extend the round, thus forcing your opponent to play good cards. You’re...
