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@atlasgames Damn, I bought a box of that a while ago and got to play. It was cool as hell, and I hope one day to get a draft table going.

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  Atlas Games (atlasgames@dice.camp)'s status on Wednesday, 11-Sep-2024 09:20:38 JST Atlas Games
  
  Thirty Years On the Edge: In October 1994, we released On the Edge, a trading/collectible card game of rival conspiracies based on Jonathan Tweet's Over the Edge roleplaying game. If memory serves, this was the fourth CCG to be published, after Magic, Jyhad, and SuperDeck! Over the course of the coming year, On the Edge had three printings of its core set (Limited, Unlimited, and Standard); a player's guide book (Surviving on the Edge); and three expansion sets. By … http://atlas-games.com/news/post?s=2024-09-10-thirty-years-on-the-edge&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
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    In October 1994, we released On the Edge, a trading/collectible card game of rival conspiracies based on Jonathan Tweet's Over the Edge roleplaying game. If memory serves, this was the fourth CCG to be published, after Magic, Jyhad, and SuperDeck! Over the course of the coming year, On the Edge had three printings of its core set (Limited, Unlimited, and Standard); a player's guide book (Surviving on the Edge); and three expansion sets. By the summer of 1995, an explosion of new CCGs had flooded the market. It became, to put it mildly, a challenging time for game publishers, with so many products competing for shelf space and speculators hoping to make a big score on any hot item that would turn out to be both sought-after and hard to find. If a bet didn't pay off, those speculators were quick to dump unsold inventory for anything they could get (or to refuse to pay the publisher's invoice for their misplaced wager). Atlas Games survived that challenging period, while many of our peers closed their doors for good. We pivoted to other lines, both card games (a major selling point for Lunch Money and Once Upon A Time was that they were not collectible!) and roleplaying games (with the acquisition of Ars Magica). On the Edge still had its fans, though, and game play that continued to prove engaging while so many other CCGs of its era have been forgotten. We've kept the game available, as nostalgia-seekers and new generations alike discover how much compelling game play can be had for a bargain price. To celebrate 30 years since the original release of On the Edge, we are offering an even more amazing bargain package for a limited time. This bundle includes: Two Standard Version starter decks (each containing rulebook as well as 60 cards)Two display boxes of Standard Version boostersA display box of The Cut-Ups Project by Robin D. Laws A display box of Shadows by Jonathan TweetA display box of Arcana by John Nephew This gives you a massive total of 3,120 cards, with an original 1994 retail value of $600.90, for only $50 plus shipping and tax! You and a bunch of friends will be all set for hours of conspiratorial rivalry on the surreal island of Al Amarja. Don't delay -- this deal ends on October 10th!

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