Category: News & Updates

  • Website Redesign

    Website Redesign

    It is with great pleasure to announce that we have relaunched the mountbakergames.com/manifold website for 2024. We’ve given the site a new look and have added some great features we’re sure you’ll love. New Look! New Features! Here is a list of all the things that we have added to the website: A better homepage…

  • News – Manufacturing is Underway

    News – Manufacturing is Underway

    It felt right having the first news post mark the day when we received our first production proofs, and we gave the go-ahead on the cards. After all, we could call the whole thing off at any point… up until now. Today, Manifold is officially happening, and news officially matters. To anyone buying an angel…

  • First Look at Competitive Manifold

    First Look at Competitive Manifold

    We here at Mount Baker Games are thrilled to announce our first Player Appreciation Open tournament in partnership with Aegis Games in Bellingham Washington on December 9th. Let’s dig into what it is, why it is, and how you can participate. What is a Player Appreciation Open? A Player Appreciation Open is a tournament in…

  • What Is an Angel Copy?

    What Is an Angel Copy?

    Many people are hearing about Manifold TCG for the first time and are getting interested. However, seeing a $300 price point for an Angel set is leaving a lot of people with questions. I’m going to seek to address some of those questions here. What is an Angel copy? An Angel copy of the first…

  • The Big Sell

    The Big Sell

    When we first set out to design Manifold, we had one premise that we desperately wanted to meet. Star Wars Destiny had just been announced as deceased, Magic: the Gathering was moving into its Secret Lair model, and Flesh and Blood was revealing itself as a highly collectible but moderately playable game (with some scandalous…

  • The First Game of Manifold

    The First Game of Manifold

    In the early days, it was called Singularity. The first game of Singularity was played on December 17, 2020, during the height of Covid, in a snowy little town in central Washington town called Leavenworth. I was there on vacation with my partner Eileen and two of our quarantine buddies, Brad and Danielle. Brad mentioned…