People are nice enough but there can also be those guys who are serious jackass-competitors and usually don't want to play casual. Tried going to a FNM but that's absolutely terrifying and WAY to fast and really intimidating. We all act like it's our first day with reading and usually scheme some master plan that falls apart because of some fine print interpretation of a word. I've played through duels and it was nice to learn a good bit of the rules like that but it doesn't help me with my decks since we rarely get together as a group. Join us discussing news, tournaments, gameplay, deckbuilding, strategy, lore, fan art, and more. We have small children and live around a few towns so it takes a fair bit of effort to coordinate gatherings. A diverse community of players devoted to Magic: the Gathering, a trading card game ('TCG') produced by Wizards of the Coast and originally designed by Richard Garfield. I have some friends that play but we get together infrequently enough to half remember everything. I would also like some practice not cheating on accident or when to stack certain things.
I would like to practice against the computer by loading in the cards I have and playing against the AI with another deck I have. action gun arcade stickman retro escape simulation shooting 3D Games Robot police laser First Person Shooter WebGL. The game that started it all remains unmatched in depth, cards, and competition Walkthrough. TL DR: is there a computer program or web app I can load the cards I have and practice against another deck? Magic: The Gathering Arena brings the legendary strategy card game to life on PC.
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