Magic the Gathering
From Black Lotus to the infamous Moxs, Magic: The Gathering has a rich a colorful history filled with cards that many people never own, much less use in play. How much do YOU know about these famous and banned cards?
In Magic the Gathering, the set symbol is a quick indicator of what set a card is from, as well as what rarity the card is. Curious what that symbol means? Look no further than this Magic the Gathering Symbols and Sets List! This part covers Odyssey, Onslaught, Mirrodin, and Kamigawa.
In Magic the Gathering, the set symbol is a quick indicator of what set a card is from, as well as what rarity the card is. Curious what that symbol means? Look no further than this Magic the Gathering Symbols and Sets List! This part covers Ravnica, Time Spiral, Lorwyn, Shadowmoor, and Alara.
In Magic the Gathering, the set symbol is a quick indicator of what set a card is from, as well as what rarity the card is. Curious what that symbol means? Look no further than this Magic the Gathering Symbols and Sets List! This part covers Zendikar, Scars, the Un-sets, and the future!
One of the most interesting pieces of trivia, and one of the most useful ways to identify your cards, is the set symbols for each set of Magic the Gathering and what they mean. What set is what? This guide will tell you!
One of the most interesting pieces of trivia, and one of the most useful ways to identify your cards, is the set symbols for each set of Magic the Gathering and what they mean. What set is what? This guide will tell you! This part covers non-block sets and the Ice Age and Mirage blocks.
One of the most interesting pieces of trivia, and one of the most useful ways to identify your cards, is the set symbols for each set of Magic the Gathering and what they mean. What set is what? This third part covers the Rath/Tempest, Urza/Artifacts, Masques, and Invasion Blocks.
If you’re returning from Magic after a long time, or if you’re new to the game and wonder what these fancy named cards are, we’ve got the info for you here. Magic the Gathering Planeswalkers used to be legendary creatures that hardly lived up to their names, but no longer. What are they now?
Second only to playing the game, the value of your cards is very important in Magic the Gathering, especially if you’re looking to buy certain cards or get out of the game and sell your collection. Whatever the reason, this article has you covered!
Magic the Gathering has a massive library of cards and a comprehensive rulebook spanning over 40 pages. So how does a new player get started? The best answer is to find a teacher and get to playing, but failing that, look no further for a Beginner’s Guide to the Magic the Gathering Rules of Play.
Magic the Gathering is an enormous game, spanning nearly two decades worth of card printing and rules changing. So how does a newcomer get started with the system? The first things you need to know are the basics. This Beginner’s Guide will teach you just how to Learn to Play Magic the Gathering.
Magic the Gathering is a game with hundreds of thousands of cards and an extreme variety of decks one can play, in any of a hundred different formats. Getting into it for the first time can be daunting. New players and veterans looking for ideas both will enjoy the ideas in this article.