Duels artist drawing, although not actually involved in any of gameplay, is a very important part of history of Warstorm. As Warstorm was founded by Challenge Games which the first game was Duels, the company developed an automatic drawing system that draws sample humanoids and pets, (now many are implemented onto imps) along with default backgrounds. Early drawings of the Warstorm cards followed this style, and many of them still use these images, although some of them are replaced by manually drawn portraits.
The sampled Duels artist drawing, for human figures, generally have the bodies bent forwards, with the back fairly straight, holding weapon either straight pointing upwards, or close to the wrist. The faces of the figures look very similar. Some newer figures extracted from Duels follow another model, in which the figure stands straight instead.
The non-humanoid figures extracted from Duels are mostly flying creatures while spreading its hands.
Currently three dates where the graphics were updates were known: 3 March, 2010, 23 March, 2010 and 8 December, 2010.
The Red Tide Warrior is updated on January 2011.
List of updated cards on 8 December, 2010[]
- Abtu-Kahn Acolyte
- Abtu-Kahn Priest
- Anden Horsebow
- Anden Maceman
- Anden Priest
- Anden Stormcaller
- Anden Sunsword
- Anglor Squire
- Archaeologist Arugi
- Banur Cultist
- Banur Flame Priest
- Banur Ice Priest
- Banur Ritualist
- Burning Imp
- Blackpaw Grizzly
- Blue Summoner
- Dervish of Kulnar
- Dirty Rotten Zombie
- Diseased Wolf
- Estian Battlemage
- Estian Battle Cleric
- Estian Partisan
- Estian Ranger
- Estian Saboteur
- Estian Warlord
- Firemane Demon
- Frostburn Imp
- Grey Summoner
- Liege of Aradaan
- Mist Stalker
- Red Summoner
- Red Tide Berserker
- Red Tide Brute
- Red Tide Blackblade
- Snow Demon
- Sunsword Captain
- Vistav Shardbow
- Vistav Iceblade
- Vistav Beastslaver
- Vistav Trollget
Examples of comparing Duels drawing and Manual Drawing[]
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