It's not great, but it's a start.Īlso: You earn 'Coins' by completing campaign missions, beating opponents, and so on.
It gives you enough to make a bad deck of any colour, along with a few artifacts and multilands. Such as: it still has the usual DotP story campaigns, with preset decks.Īnd: if you're more into making your own decks, you start out with a 'starter pack' of 93 cards. Me, I've fired it up and jotted a few notes down of things I'd like to share.
#MAGIC DUELS BEST BOOSTER FULL#
We had Ben play Duels shortly before launch, so go read that if you want full impressions. It's more limited too, but not concerned about that. Wizards of the Coast already have a F2P Magic game - Magic Online - but Duels is far more friendly and accessible. seems to be a good direction for the series? It launched last night, available on Steam. Magic Duels continues on from DotP and turns it free-to-play, and. The Duels of the Planeswalkers games only added proper deckbuilding - a huge draw of Magic, for me at least - in its fifth revision, for goodness' sake.
Magic may be head honch of the cardboard scene, but its offerings on virtual tabletops have been relatively disappointing. After the stonking success of Hearthstone and other free-to-play collectible card games, it was inevitable that Magic: The Gathering would follow suit (this pun was unintentional, but I'm leaving it in).
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