Replaced by the final exam: twenty questions across the whole guide, dealt from real cards, ending in the part of the guide to go back to rather than a score.
Continue reading "The quiz is now the final exam"In this section you can practice what you have learned reading the guide. A variety of ideas for different formats of playing MTG.
Continue reading "MTG Exercises"Gaining life in MTG sounds like something you want to do. In fact, it’s less good than it sounds. Cards whose entire utility is life gain have drawbacks that players should be aware of.
Continue reading "Life Gainers"Get to know the fundamental and most important rule in MTG, from which many other insights are derived: The Mana Exploitation Score [MES].
Continue reading "MTG’s golden rule"What’s better than creatures in MTG? stronger creatures. But there are no free gifts. Using creature boosters involves certain prices and can be perceived a gamble. Is the deal worthwhile?
Continue reading "Creature Boosters"MTG is a game of cunning and trickery, and the main tool that enables this is combat tricks. However, in order to master this tool skillfully, its characteristics must be learned.
Continue reading "Combat Tricks"For MTG players, there are few joys in life greater than opening six boosters at a pre-release. But still a greater satisfaction is to build a competitive deck from the new cards. A selection of tips for the beginner (and more experienced) builder.
Continue reading "The Secrets of Sealed, Part II"In MTG, there are cards whose sole purpose is to help you get the job done. Under what conditions should they be included in a deck? What are the advantages and disadvantages inherent in them?
Continue reading "MTG Finishers"For MTG players, there are few joys in life greater than opening six boosters at a pre-release. But still a greater satisfaction is to build a competitive deck from the new cards. A selection of tips for the beginner (and more experienced) builder.
Continue reading "The Secrets of Sealed, Part I"The principles of war that military thinkers such as San Tzu and Clausewitz put forward are not only relevant to military academies. They may also be useful in improving the game of MTG players.
Continue reading "The Craft of Playing, Part III"
