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Michael Jackson II :
its 80% reading comprehension 20% strategy tbh.
2025-10-04 20:36:10
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LeCreme :
Reading the card explains the card
2025-10-06 01:45:36
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Carlos Hernandez :
as someone who didn't really play TCGS growing up. MTG initial learning curve is high. there's a lot of reading you'd have to do in the beginning. my best piece of advice. find one other person who'd like to play (new or not) and find some starter kit (usually 2 60 card decks) highly recommend foundations starter box (enough in there to build multiple 40 card decks so there a ton of variety) and just play with that. work through the motion. how your turn goes, combat and how instances/enchaments/socery works. commander is a mouthful of information to take in at once. you got worrry about (usually 3) other people's boards along with yours. and it's especially difficult when you're still trying to figure out your own.
2025-10-05 13:42:46
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Brandon :
arena sucks
2025-10-06 00:06:01
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Zack :
did you NOT play the tutorial on Arena??
2025-10-05 10:48:07
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patto_gives_the_stabbo :
Try and go to some local TCG stores and see if they do MTG night and see if they can help you a lot of people are nice and friendly when you try and get into the game
2025-10-04 23:10:57
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ThatGuyPaccius :
I just played my... 3rd house game? I'm a new commander player. I have a final fantasy/Tidus Deck. lands are the mana/cost to summon/cast/use any card in the game. blue for blue, red for red, white for white. all color land/mana can be used for colorless costs(even colorless mana) later you'll see cards like sol ring, arcane signet which are items that GENERATE mana the colors of the decks are play styles. I don't know enough but I've WON GAMES
2025-10-04 16:42:00
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Seb :) :
i would recommend reading what each ability does and seeing what color fits with what you want. like death (black) are mainly destroy cards and things that bring stuff back from the dead! arenas is good way to learn that specific gamemode but most play commander
2025-10-04 16:35:29
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CamDaMan :
Trust ones u build ur first decent deck it gets very very fun
2025-10-04 16:46:27
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unwanted_avatar :
Talent is nothing but pursuit of interest, keep goin homie
2025-10-05 13:20:10
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Titilanious :
honestly as someone who played for years and years I can't in good faith recommend to play magic to anyone new. There are better games out there that are more worth your time imo
2025-10-04 22:22:08
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cavodrome :
the professor (tolarian community college) has a very palatable series of videos on how to do things and some vocab. plus his shuffle up and play series is very much meant for anyone to sit and watch. vocab and phases in your turn are the best thing to learn up front. it can be a lot, but vocab and knowing each phase will make each step a lot easier to take in.
2025-10-05 00:17:10
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Aaron :
grab you a precon and watch some meaty magic on yt youll get it eventually
2025-10-05 14:44:53
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Bavbuck01 :
For a start 30 to 34 lands is a good start when you play commander and also I’m still kinda a beginner but i found friends who play with optimized decks and they taught me all combos and loop holes I can do and I still be asking questions
2025-10-04 20:15:07
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DickItchy :
Different colors in Magic do different things. Mono-"whatever color" just means you play a deck with only that color in it. Helps you learn what each color is good at. Red wants to kill your opponent fast. White wants to put a lot of creatures on board and gain life. Blue wants to control the game and prevent your opps from doing stuff. Green is just dummy thicc creatures and putting extra lands on the field. Black wants to kill all your opps creatures and bring back stuff from the grave.
2025-10-05 00:34:31
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Tweaking :
Just basic math and comprehension gang
2025-10-05 01:03:19
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Postboy Lexx :
Try out Gwent! Similar game but much more simple. Also free to play on PC and Mobile
2025-10-04 16:42:39
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Anthony Jade :
tbf bruh, mtg arena kinda fucks you over, standard (the 60 card format) is what they force you to get into but having 4 copies of the same card youre forced into one strategy. i always think commander is the right way to into the game but thats hard if you dont got friends irl or want to spend wayyyyy too much money on arena to get wild cards/one set to build a commander deck. but then ts forces you to read, and on arena, they give an explanation on what each effect does on a card. do you got anything specific that dont make sense and i might be able to explain it
2025-10-05 14:39:21
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Noided ;) :
People that are seasonal players still have to ask questions and learn new things about the game sometimes because Wizards of the coast likes to add new mechanics every couple sets. Once you understand the basics, it’s pretty fun though.
2025-10-05 17:29:46
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Vulgary :
honestly i couldnot get the tutorial on my phone ipad or pc makes the readin so much easier
2025-10-04 23:24:35
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HouDeani :
I love when I need a physics degree and a degree in advanced mathematics to understand my silly little card board
2025-10-05 07:24:24
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DTpaints :
commander precons a easy entry point.
2025-10-05 18:47:42
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funcinfryed :
Hit the inbox I’ll break it down for u
2025-10-05 12:41:25
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AboutLastNight___ :
if u wanna play im down but im not playing on arena 🤮🤮
2025-10-05 19:35:39
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