Hi, some rules for magic are complex like double x in the casting
cost or communitive upkeeps.  With communitive upkeeps there first
turn its one, second turn its two, then three, then four, etc.  With
a double x in the casting cost you have to pay x twice.  Click one
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    I have been playing magic for almost 5 years now and I've learned
quite a lot of stuff in that time.  My deck is all blue with plenty
of trickery in it.  I like blue because:  1. It is the most enjoyable
to play with because it has the meanest spells like Counterspell,
Control Magic, and Time Walk  2. I think it has the third best power
green and black beat it) which is pretty damn good for its main goal
to be trickery, and 3. It is good against all colors.  The other
colors come into ranking seen below: 2nd prize goes to white for
defensive purposes, 3rd goes to Black for its evilness and death
spells, 4th goes to green for its power (its weakness is flying), and
a distant last is red because of goblins and its lack of powerful
creatures (except Shivan).  I know some people think that red should
be higher but I am not one of
those people.

    I think the best set in Magic is obviously a three way tie
between alpha,beta, and unlimited.  They have easily the best and
most expinsive cards.  Then Arabian because the quick creatures, and
Revised and Fourth follow in that order, and Legends next.  The best
post-4th Edition set is Tempest or Exudus folowed by Stronghold.  The
worst set ever is Alliances (If you've been to my bottom ten you
should know why) (the 4 worst are all alliances).  If you want to buy
packs, I would buy Tempest or Exudus.  Also Urza is pretty cool,
especially for white.

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The Chipmunker

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Tallahassee, FL
United States