user4254: Should I use Marlowe or Plutus to create my token?
I also want to create a TCG in which my token will have an utility.
Where should i start? (tutorial, how-to, examples ...).

user4023: Both, Plutus and Marlowe are smart contract languages. Plutus is a library built on top of Haskell, while Marlowe is based on Plutus. Marlowe should be used by business engineers or financial experts rather than developers. Marlowe is like a financial constructor with a browser-based Contract Editor and simulator. The answer is obvious – for trading card game (TCG) development use Plutus.
Non-fungible token (NFT) in Cardano, however, doesn't require to create smart contact. It's minted as its native asset.

4254: <p>Should I use Marlowe or Plutus to create my token?
I also want to create a TCG in which my token will have an utility.
Where should i start? (tutorial, how-to, examples ...).</p>
 4023: <p>Both, <code>Plutus</code> and <code>Marlowe</code> are smart contract languages. Plutus is a library built on top of Haskell, while Marlowe is based on Plutus. Marlowe should be used by business engineers or financial experts rather than developers. Marlowe is like a financial constructor with a browser-based Contract Editor and simulator. The answer is obvious – <em><strong>for trading card game (TCG) development use Plutus</strong></em>.</p>
<p>Non-fungible token (NFT) in Cardano, however, doesn't require to create smart contact. It's minted as its native asset.</p>
