After you’ve located it, click the “export” link at the top right-hand corner of the DB listing (below the title), and select “plain text.” Copy all of the text from “Main Deck” down to “Cards up to….” Head to the text box in Tabletop Simulator at the top left-hand corner of the screen. Head to the DB and find the deck you want.
You can also create a deck on the upper left-hand corner of the screen to more easily locate cards. Simply click and drag the cards you want onto the table to create your deck. To choose individual cards in a stack and build your deck without having to manually sort every card, right-click on a stack, and select “search.” This will show each card available in each stack on the right side of the screen. Likewise, all allies, attachments, events, sidequests and sphere cards are in decks at the top.
All the heroes are located in one giant stack at the top of the screen. Making a deck is tricky at first, but once you get the hang of it, it’s as simple as making one in real life.įirst, pick which three heroes you want to start with. This is how you’ll grab heroes, as well as player and encounter cards to build those decks.Įvery card in the game is in those bags: if you take the time to learn where everything is, it’ll be a cinch to start a game. You can click and drag everything to suit your needs, or grab items out of the pouches by clicking on them and flicking the contents out of the bag. Take a look at the image above ( here’s a higher resolution version) to see where everything is located. Custom content can be found above the main table (for the Crimson mod). A giant digital table will load, as will every deck and encounter set in the game. It will automatically incorporate with the Tabletop Simulator program.Īfter loading up Tabletop Simulator, press “Create” and look for the Complete 4-player mod in the main menu. There are several Lord of the Rings LCG mods, but “Complete 4-Player” is usually the most-updated one.Īll you need to do is log into your Steam account and hit “subscribe” on the Complete 4-player mod page. Step 2: Load the Lord of the Rings: LCG Complete 4-Player mod You could also sift through a deals aggregate site like Slickdeals. Whether that sale is directly on the Steam storefront or elsewhere, make sure you do some due diligence by Googling “Tabletop Simulator sale” before buying it. Tabletop Simulator’s MSRP is $20, but it is constantly on sale for $10. This is an easy one! Well, maybe not for your wallet. You can find the Arkham Horror LCG tutorial here. Editor’s Note: After the overwhelmingly positive reactions to the Marvel Champions Tabletop Simulator tutorial, we decided to create how-tos for the other co-op LCGs as well.
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