Magic: The Gathering is a game where players are engaged in a battle, and their role is as powerful wizards called Planeswalkers. Each player has a total of 20 lives at the beginning, and the game is over when they lose them all.

Some critics say this game is an expensive one to get involved in in the long run. On a higher level, it is undoubtedly true because of the mentioned expenses of some cards. However, if you are a beginner and eager to try Magic, there is no better time than now to start with it.

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Magic: The Gathering: Arena

This place is an online arena which is the best route to start your Magic journey. Here you can learn the rules and some simple tricks and find out if you like the game or not. Next, choose Friday Night Magic drafts where you can start to build your deck of cards – this is the place where people who collect 40 -card decks compete against one another. Don't expect to win at the very beginning, but what you earn here is a valuable experience. After this, go to the Challenger deck because this is where you can expand your knowledge and learn more.

Trading with Cards

You are probably wondering now if it is a clever decision to invest in Magic cards. Well, be prepared for two major things: 1. Card price fluctuation; 2. Reprints. Oh, yeah, the prices of the cards for the Magic change a lot. Some cards are always attractive, and their price constantly rises. However, there is a big pile of those which 'might' grow, and this is guesswork. It may be a good investment if you pay, let's say 200 dollars, for one card and let it sit in a drawer for a couple of years – after this period, you MIGHT earn something. And now reprints – every card is open for reprinting in this game except those on the so-called 'Reserve List.' These are the cards that makers of Magic pledged never to reprint, so their value will always rise.