With its control and espionage oriented playstyle, Nilfgaard equips players with gameplay mechanics that allow for revealing cards in the opponent’s hand, controlling the order of cards in player decks, and use of disloyal units, among others.

The update expands the number of cards available in the game by over 60 — new additions also include faction-specific cards for Northern Realms, Scoia’tael, Skellige and Monsters, as well as neutral cards usable by every faction.

More information about the new faction, as well as content and changes introduced in the latest GWENT update, is available here.

GWENT is currently available in Closed Beta. Gamers wishing to participate in the beta can register on the official website.

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