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Another popular type of tabletop game is the [[Card Games|card game]]. [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|Played with cards]], Card games come in two flavors, collectible/trading and dedicated deck, though the rules vary greatly from game to game. Trading card games are generally the ones most often associated with other types of tabletop games. Notable trading card games include ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' and the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (Tabletop Game)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' Trading Card Game.
 
An unfortunate flaw of Tabletop games, as well as multiplayer games in general is how dependent they are on other players. You can have an indefinite playing time with multiplayer games (And these games are ''no'' exception to this rule) but unfortunately, these games are ''very'' dependent on other players. In the age of the internet, it's not uncommon to find a bunch of people who ''want'' to play a Tabletop Game but the local group(s) are either nonexistent, [["Stop Having Fun!" Guys]], crazy [[The Scrub|Scrubs]]s, or so tight-knit they don't allow newcomers in. However; several games have benefited from the internet quite a lot because it allowed people from across the world to form a group. There exist programs, third-party or not, to play a tabletop game such as ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' online; and sometimes there are direct adaptations of a tabletop game/online versions to play online. While these are not the perfect solution to the standard multiplayer game dilemma, this is one thing that shows that the internet was not ''just'' for [[The Internet Is for Porn|porn!]]
 
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