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About Might & Magic Fates TCG
What is Might & Magic Fates TCG?
Might & Magic Fates TCG is a free-to-play digital trading card game set in the Might & Magic universe. Ubisoft developed and published it in partnership with Immutable. The setting is the "Sea of Fates," a fractured multiverse where timelines from the series collide. This lets the game bring heroes, creatures and factions from across the franchise into a single card pool. The game was revealed in 2025 after about two years of collaboration between the two companies. It launched globally on mobile in early 2026, and a PC release followed. It is available on iOS, Android and Windows, and card ownership is recorded on Immutable's blockchain.
How to play Might & Magic Fates TCG
The game is built around deck construction and head-to-head PvP duels. Decks combine creatures, spells, artifacts, buildings and heroes from the different Might & Magic factions. Each faction has its own mechanics and strategic identity, so the faction a player picks affects how a deck plays. Heroes level up in an RPG-like way and unlock abilities over time, which lets a deck's strategy change as its hero progresses. The game has hundreds of unique cards. Players build their collections mainly by playing matches and earning rewards, and spending is not required. Matches are designed to be quick, which fits the game's mobile-first launch.
Might & Magic Fates TCG card ownership and trading
The game has no in-game token. Its Web3 features are optional and only offered in eligible regions. Players who opt in can hold their cards as digital assets and trade them on Immutable's marketplace. Players who don't opt in can play the same game without a wallet. Ubisoft has stated that owning cards on-chain gives no competitive advantage, and the official site sums this up by saying glory is "forged by talent, not luck or wealth." Before launch, a Key Founder Bundle presale ran in September 2025, priced at $79.99 with supply capped at 3,333.
Our verdict
Might & Magic Fates TCG is Ubisoft's free-to-play digital card game, built with Immutable. It pulls heroes, creatures and factions from across the Might & Magic series into one card pool, using a multiverse setting called the "Sea of Fates" as the reason they all meet. It launched on mobile first and then came to PC, and it is built around fast head-to-head PvP duels.
The strongest idea is how heroes work. A hero levels up during play and unlocks abilities as it goes, like in an RPG, so a deck's plan can change partway through a match. Each faction also has its own mechanics, so choosing one changes how a deck wins. The blockchain layer is light: there is no in-game token, owning cards on-chain is optional, and that option exists only in some regions. Ubisoft says owning cards this way gives no competitive advantage.
The weak spots are about access and price. Trading cards through Immutable's marketplace is offered only in eligible regions. A $79.99 founder bundle sold before launch, which may make some players doubt the claim that skill, not spending, decides who wins.
It suits card-game players who want a familiar fantasy setting on their phone and are happy to ignore the wallet. People mainly looking to trade cards for value should check first whether trading is open in their region.
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Might & Magic Fates TCG pros and cons
What we like
5 pros- Free-to-play with cards earned mainly through gameplay rather than mandatory spending
- Developed by Ubisoft in the established Might & Magic universe
- Optional Web3 layer lets players own and trade cards on Immutable's marketplace without needing a wallet to play
- Stated no pay-to-win advantage from card ownership
- Faction mechanics, RPG-style hero progression and fast matches give strategic depth on mobile and PC
What to watch
4 cons- Card ownership and trading are only available in eligible regions
- No in-game token for players seeking token-based rewards
- Founder Bundle presale was priced at $79.99 with a capped supply of 3,333
- Gameplay limited to PvP duels
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