Player ranks work on a numerical system from 1-30, with a new player starting at rank 30. Ranked takes place across a month-long season where players aim to increase in rank for better end-of-season rewards. Ranked Play matches players of similar rank and allows them to progress and regress through tiers, while Casual Play allows players to be matched against anyone without loss penalties. The game features several modes of gameplay. Players are also awarded currency which can unlock nodes in the Reward Book, which unlocks cosmetics like avatars and other crafting materials or currency for kegs. Using the "Good Game" button after matches also rewards crafting materials. Players can also craft the animated, or Premium, versions of their cards. Each keg contains five cards, with the first four being of lower rarity and the fifth being of higher rarity and selected from a spread of three cards. Rewards include crafting materials for cards and card packs, or "kegs," which can also be purchased through microtransactions. Round wins go toward daily quests and Gwent's battle pass system, Journey. Decks are made up of bronze cards, which the player can have two copies of in their collection and deck, and gold cards, of which players can only own one copy.
Each card has a Provision Cost, and only neutral cards and cards from the selected faction can be added to a deck. A minimum of 25 cards is required, with at least 13 of those being unit cards that are played on the field and have power (as opposed to special/artifact cards which are discarded upon use or remain on the field with no power). The deck will have a 150 Provision Limit plus the Provision the leader adds on. The first to win two out of three rounds wins the game.Įach deck is built with a chosen faction combined with a unique leader ability. Rounds end when either both players pass to the next round, or when both players run out of cards. Each card can potentially have multiple special abilities, such as the ability to damage other units on deployment, boost other units' point value, spawn other units when given conditions are met, trigger an effect when destroyed, and lock another card's ability. A player wins a round by having more points on board than their opponent. Each card has a certain power (which can be boosted or reduced), resulting in the player's points being the total of all of their cards. The goal is to win two of three rounds by playing cards to gain points called "power" on the board. In contrast to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt 's variation of Gwent, the Siege row is removed, leaving two rows where cards can be played: the Melee and Ranged rows. Each deck belongs to one of six factions that offer different play styles. Players play one card each turn from a hand of 10 cards, chosen from a deck of 25. Gwent is a turn-based card game between two players that can last two to three rounds. In-game screenshot, prior to the release of the Homecoming Update
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