Wildhearts TCG Series 1’s Kickstarter Launches This Month

Following a successful campaign for the Series 0 set last year, Wildhearts TCG is back for Series 1, giving you another chance to get in on it early and join the lively community.

I had an absolute blast playing Wildhearts with other creators while the Kickstarter was live, and this next campaign brings a new set to life alongside the first webcam tournament.

Don’t Skip Wildheart’s Series 1 Campaign

The Series 1 Kickstarter for Wildhearts goes live on April 28, 2026, and is your next best chance to get into a fresh TCG that’s got a growing community. I’m really not just saying this, the game has legs, and the team behind it has been supporting an ongoing story that evolves the world as each new set becomes available.

While not on a par with the likes of Pokémon matching up its TGC, anime, and games, I’d say this is about as close as you’re going to get in terms of an overarching story match.

During this campaign’s runtime, the team behind the TCG is going to be running its first webcam tournament. This will take place on May 16, and should be a great way to see the game in action. It’s one thing to read about a TCG and see games on digital tabletops, but it’s another entirely when you can see players mulling over their moves in real-time.

At the time of writing, all the rewards are still under wraps. However, if you go ahead and set the page to notify you when it goes live, you’ll get all the early bird bonuses if you pledge in time. With the Series 0 campaign, I picked up all the decks and a few booster boxes to play with on two fab-looking playmats. I can only imagine the team has upped its game for this next set, making it an even better time to get involved.

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Jamie Moorcroft Sharp

Jamie adores the indie games that you don’t hear about until you’re on a video essay binge at 3AM and suddenly the sound of them changes your life. He’s played games all his life and loves looking at the intricate details that make them magical and different. If there’s a wierd list, embarrassing feature, or something else far too out there on Bonus Action, there’s a good chance he wrote it. But that’s not all! He’s also an absolute fiend who never knows when to stop when he puts on his dirty robes and takes on his D&D persona as a Mud Warlock who acts on that tiny voice in your head when it wonders what would happen if you did something really dumb right now. He’s easy to beat in a TGC, though, just keep an eye out for his crazy card combos.

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