This question has somewhat lingered on my mind while checking on the new decks for Magic: the Gathering Standard format. Is the better of the two archetypes, aggro or control? I am by nature an aggro player but there are times that the need to be effective on the metagame is to play control or midrange decks.
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Setting up a good starting hand was one of my major issues in my early days of playing Magic: the Gathering. That is because I always keep a land-short seven cards with the hopes that I will top deck my next land mana source. Most of the time it fails, and cost me the game.
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In building a Magic: the Gathering deck, I usually aim to use a core card or card components and build a strategy around it. The problem then goes with the card’s consistency and the synergy with the deck build.
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For a first-timer, entering a Magic: the Gathering tournament is quite intimidating. I remember the first time I joined the local tournament in our area, seeing these new players got me somewhat scared in a way because of the factors of lack of card knowledge, gameplay, and rules factor.
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Getting better at playing Magic: the Gathering TCG is not just a walk in the park. It takes quite a lot of time and effort to study and learning not only the rules and gameplay but also in being well-rounded by the various deck strategies. Here below are some of the tips for improving your skills in Magic: the Gathering gaming.
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A Magic: The Gathering prerelease is a special event where players get a chance to play with new cards before they are officially released. It has changed somewhat for the recent sets, but the joy of playing the new cards first-hand remains. The Phyrexia All will be One Prerelease event is this weekend.
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