A port of a unique digital card game that plays something like a mix between traditional card games like Magic: The Gathering or Yugioh and match 3 puzzle games like Bejeweled.
Support ludosity, who made the actual version of this game! It's like 4 bucks man, just do it, it's got a great singleplayer campaign. Link to steam version:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/271820/

Want to learn more? Here's a link to the Rulebook I made to go with this mod:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SiM4B9HJGFilKrCOpK_RLdM4fX2qw5XYQ9GpiCkFjTA/edit?usp=sharing

Version History:
0.9- All common, uncommon and rare cards are in. Legendaries still need to be implemented; need to decide what to do with their fabulous sparkly rainbow borders, since I've had to add an extra layer of black on the borders of the other cards to port them into TTS.

Guidelines for Playing:
Flip disabled cards over. Alternatively put a Go piece on top of them but that’s dumb, I worked hard on that card backing you asshole.
Use dice to simulate random cards. If it refers to one side of the field, roll a d10; each space is numbered like phone buttons or a numpad, so bottom left is 1 and top right is 9. If you roll a 0 reroll. If it refers to both sides of the field then use a d20 and use it similar to the above method, except the right side picks up where the left side leaves off number-wise, so left side is 1-9 and right side is 10-18. As with the d10, if you roll a 19 or 20, reroll.
To change your life count, hover over the d12 inside the shield icon that’s on your side of the field and enter the number to change it to. d12’s are used over d10’s because they’re more stable and less confusing (as there is already a d10 on the bottom half for rng simulations.) Also they look better.

The Save File
In the left field I've put every card in the game besides the legendaries, which I’m still working on, organized into rarity; they aren't alphabetized, though, because that’s just tedious.
Note that the beta cards are separated from the commons because why not?
The right side are the tutorial cards, set there as an example of a defense, attack, and revive card in that order from left to right.
If the cards in the save file don’t load for you or take a long time to load, don’t worry, the links probably aren't broken- I've found that tabletop simulator kind of freaks out that I've mixed all of the decks around into separate piles, which means that there’s a few cards from 3 different decks in each one of those piles- so just wait a little while, shuffle it around some maybe, they pop up eventually. Afterwards you might want to reload the save.
There's an alternate save file with none of the cards in it; I recommend that one combined with a custom deck for playing the game and the other for checking the game out.

Making a Deck:
I've provided a file with all of the cards in individual .jpg files. Use this, combined with an image hosting site and the deck builder program found here:
http://www.nexusmods.com/tabletopsimulator/mods/61/?
The rest is pretty self explanatory. You could also use the default save file but there are three big reasons you probably shouldn't:
1.) The cards aren't organized very well so it would be incredibly tedious.
2.) You would have to use a tabletop simulator save to keep your deck, which means that you ALWAYS have to be the host in any game.
3.) Because your cards are saved across 3 files it’s going to take triple the loading time, if not much much more.

Direct Links to Needed Images:
Board - http://i.imgur.com/hQbjCtF.jpg
Card Backs - http://i.imgur.com/fbuui8k.jpg
Cards: (Not really needed but I'm putting them up here anyway.)
Part 1 - http://i.imgur.com/qMvyZSd.jpg
Part 2 - http://i.imgur.com/guXErl2.jpg
Part 3 - http://i.imgur.com/WtpbtVi.jpg

Thanks to:
Ludosity for making a great game, all credit to them for the images/cards/rules/etc. Link to their website: http://ludosity.com/
AndrewM16921 for making his great deck building program: http://www.nexusmods.com/tabletopsimulator/users/11754173/?