| | |  | Toys & Games | | Home » » | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | World of Warcraft Trading Card Game Molten Core Raid Deck. Deep within Blackrock Mountain, amidst the smoldering lava of the Molten Core, sleeps Ragnaros the fire lord. His minions roam his domain, keeping watch as his lieutenants guard the protective runes throughout his lair.
Enter the Molten Core if you dare, but beware the fury of Ragnaros! This special game extention deck includes a whopping 110 Raid Deck cards and 10 exclusive card treasure pack! This limited-edition Raid Deck opens up a whole new facet of the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game.
This second installment of the Raid Deck expansion set requires players to build their raid parties using cards from the World of Warcraft TCG: Heroes of Azeroth and The Dark Portal sets. One player takes on the role of an epic foe that only multiple heroes working together can even hope to challenge. Should the raid defeat the powerful Ragnaros, the heroes win the chance to crack open the enclosed Treasure Pack and reap rewards not found anywhere else!
Experience clever new multiplayer gameplay in the Raid Deck expansion sets. Form a raid party with your friends and try to defeat the deckmaster's ultra-powerful Ragnaros Raid Deck! Uniquely-coded rare Loot Cards feature cosmetic upgrades for your World of Warcraft online character!
Play as the powerful fire lord Ragnaros and his minions. Defend your lair from the foolhardy heroes who want your treasure! | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 6.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 8.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 8.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
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 Super fast shippingOct 10, 2008
By Ironman
This raid deck is full of fun, however, I never succeeded in beating the boss with three ppl. Any strategies?
Back to the topic, this is ultra fun, and if u got the epic weapon that would be better!
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Great Item!May 15, 2008
By Noc
This is a wonderful item for a WoW CCG Collector to own. Whether you are just collecting the game for the artwork, like myself, or if you have a larger group of friends who all play the WoW CCG that want a change of pace from the normal duel style of play. The product includes everything you need to run the raid, except for the hero decks of course, and includes a treasure pack with powerful items in it that can be added to your own collection or given out as rewards to successful players who defeat the raid.
 One of the best ideas to come to collectable trading card games.Nov 16, 2010
By High Priest Dre
When I first looked at the WoW collectable trading card game, my first thoughts were that it was pretty much WoW themed Magic: the Gathering and it's brief gimmick set Vanguard, if anyone remembers that. While not 100% right, I stand by my 99% correct statement.
These Raid decks however, of which Molten Core is the first and thus far only I have purchased, bring something new to the table, if you'll pardon the pun. In Molten Core, you take the role of a series of bosses that other players, playing standard decks, team up to try and beat, simulating such actions from the MMORPG. Please believe me when I say the following: this idea turns what is basically a themed M:tG clone into a wholely more interesting beast. Also, this is hard. If you want to beat all the bosses in this box, you need to have a refined deck and a lot of friends. We tried facing it with two players and got about halfway through. Tried it again with four and went 1 and 1 against it. It's a blast to play as the deck as well, however there is a lot to remember as the Raid player and there is a risk of forgetting something between phases if you are not paying attention. If M:tG had came of with this idea first, I would still be playing that game and not this one.
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