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Shadowfist is a trading card game (similar to Magic: the Gathering) that has a Hong Kong action-movie genre. Players battle for control of the world's Feng Shui sites: if you can control a number of them, you can reshape the past, present and future to your bidding! Currently, seven different factions struggle for control of the sites; sometimes they work together, but most of the time, they undermine each other for their own personal goals. First published in 1994 by Daedalus Entertainment, they went bankrupt in 1997 and has been in limbo for a few years. A small fan-run company, Loch Ness Games picked up the rights and will be released with help from Z-Man Games. Stay tuned!

Resources in This Category

• Brad & Gretchen's Shadowfist Page

  http://www.flick.com/games/shadowfist/
  Brad Solberg's tournament winning decks from the Northern California Bay Area.

• Hafhead's Hole: Shadowfist

  http://www.hafhead.com/fist/
  Fan site with game overview, storyline, information, and tournament decks.

• Shadowfist

  http://www.shadowfist.com/
  The official site containing rules, card list, tournament rules, conventions, and art.

• Shadowfist Card Search Engine

  http://www.chimpshack.org/db/
  Online card search engine and database.

• Shadowfist Secret HQ

  http://shadowfist.webjaw.com/
  Contains news, strategy, decks, reviews, FAQ, links, and trades.

• Shadowfist Trading List

  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ShadowfistTrading/
  Jeroen Van Gestel runs this trading mailing list, hosted at Yahoo Groups.

• Stefan's Shadowfist Page at Chimpshack

  http://netherworld.chimpshack.org/
  Stefan Vincent's reviews of Shadowfist and artist sites, fancy card lists, card database with proxy generator, deck lists and strategy, backstory, set statistics, and design notes.

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