I used to play a Japanese card game where they released special mini-sets called EX sets. I presume it meant Extra Sets. These EX sets would sell 1 new card for each faction in the game + alternate art cards for previously released sets. So in GWENT that would mean that maybe for Skellige you would release Birna Bran: Wily Schemer, which would represent her BEFORE she got caught and so the card art would show her with a sneaky look on her face or something and the card text might be:
Birna Bran: Wily Schemer
Power: 4
Provision: 13
Set a Trap that says, "Destroy the next artifact that is played and then transform one bronze unit into a 5 power bear"
So you'd have 1 new card like that for every faction and then you'd release an alternate art for cards like Geralt: Professional. Let's say for his alternate art you'd show him with a lecherous look on his face while he's sneakily walking into a gigantic prostitution house! Or show him drunk in a bar doing something silly. That's usually how alternate art cards were done. Something humorous or whatever.
The point is that new content like that would keep your supporters happy I think while the big main sets are in the works. Plus releasing smaller sets gives you more responsiveness in so far as balannce is concerned. I think constant updates works for League of Legends, it works for Fortnite. Come on guys, let's see some EX Packs.
Birna Bran: Wily Schemer
Power: 4
Provision: 13
Set a Trap that says, "Destroy the next artifact that is played and then transform one bronze unit into a 5 power bear"
So you'd have 1 new card like that for every faction and then you'd release an alternate art for cards like Geralt: Professional. Let's say for his alternate art you'd show him with a lecherous look on his face while he's sneakily walking into a gigantic prostitution house! Or show him drunk in a bar doing something silly. That's usually how alternate art cards were done. Something humorous or whatever.
The point is that new content like that would keep your supporters happy I think while the big main sets are in the works. Plus releasing smaller sets gives you more responsiveness in so far as balannce is concerned. I think constant updates works for League of Legends, it works for Fortnite. Come on guys, let's see some EX Packs.