The economy is fair: you earn cards, build decks, and play every mode without the game constantly pushing your credit card. Progress feels generous and fast, and it’s clear the devs want people to play and experiment, not just pay. (I'm looking at you Warhammer 40k: Warpforge!)
The game also has a real personality of it's own. The world of Myria mixes fantasy with weird-west vibes: magic, gunslingers, strange factions, alternate dimensions. It all fits together quite well without feeling forced or odd. On top of that, the card pool is deep and interesting, with (back then) frequent sets, events, and formats like ranked and draft that keep brewing fun and unsolved.
The community and the client seal the deal. Players talk decks, help each other, and stick around, even years later. And the client just works. It's fast, clean, cross-play on PC, mobile, and console.
In 2026, when most card games are built around monetization and it sucks. Eternal feels like proof that fair design, style, and depth can coexist. That’s why I'm so bummed that it's in maintenance mode.
