The only beings that can travel between worlds are known as ‘Planeswalkers’. More often than not, they go their whole life without an inkling of what’s going on. Most of the worlds think they are all alone in the Multiverse. An infinite amount of worlds that have their own civilations and problems, each world is filled with daring wizards, evil villains, and big, scary monsters. Magic’s setting is a fantasy realm known as The Multiverse. Using these cards, you play creatures and spells to defeat another person (who is also playing creatures and spells). Magic: The Gathering, like other trading card games (Think Pokemon, Yu-gi-Oh and Hearthstone) is built around decks of cards. My goal today is to put you on the right path to learning this game that has given me so much, without falling into the pritfalls that new players often face. Before I get too much further, I would like to go over some W’s. Looking for a game that challenges you mentally? Magic provides that. Looking to play with some friends and have a good time? Magic provides that. The game really gives back what you put into it. Learning the game was an excellent decision.
I thought to myself, “So many rules! Is this game worth it?” A few years ago, when I started playing, I was very intimidated. Like most other trading card games, it carries a massive list of rules and stipulations to play it. Magic: The Gathering is a very complex card game.
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