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Some are  \nfriends and others are foes. All wield terrifying magic and command armies of creatures torn from the endless planes of reality. Your deck of cards represents all the weapons in your arsenal. It contains the spells you know and the creatures you can summon to fight for you. Customize your own Magic deck, then challenge your friends to see whose spark burns the brightest!  \nTrading card games like  \nthe Magic: The Gathering®  \ngame combine collectable  \ncards with a strategy game.  \nStart your collection with  \nan intro pack and begin  \nbattling immediately with a  \nready-to-play deck.  \nOnce you’ve gotten a  \nhandle on how to play,  \ncustomize your deck using  \ncards from booster packs,  \nstarting with the ones  \nincluded in your intro pack.  \nYou don’t know what cards you’ll get in a Magic booster pack. You just start a collection and trade with other players to get the cards you want. You can find stores where Magic cards are sold at  \n[Wizards.com/Locator](Wizards.com/Locator).  \nThe best part about a trading card game is that it’s always changing. You design and build your own unique decks, and each Magic game you play is different. New Magic expansions are released a few times a year, and  \neach new expansion brings new ways to stupefy and defeat your opponents. Check out  \n[MagicTheGathering.com](MagicTheGathering.com)  \nfor daily articles, insider information, and news about upcoming sets!  \n2 Illus. Brad Rigney  \nIntroduction  \nContents  \nSection 1: The Basics  \nFive Colors of Mana .......................................... 4  \nParts of a Card .............................................. 5  \nCard Types ................................................. 5  \nGame Zones ................................................ 8  \nSection 2: The Building Blocks Making Mana............................................... 9  \nSpells .................................................... 10  \nAbilities .................................................. 12  \nAttacking and Blocking ...................................... 13  \nBuilding Your Own Deck ..................................... 15  \nThe Golden Rule ........................................... 15  \nSection 3: Playing a Game Get a Deck................................................ 16  \nGet a Friend ............................................... 16  \nStart the Game ............................................. 16  \nParts of the Turn ........................................... 17  \nThe Next Turn ............................................. 18  \nThe Ever-Changing Game .................................... 18  \nSection 4: Different Ways to Play Limited Formats ........................................... 19  \nMultiplayer Variants ........................................ 20  \nSection 5: Glossary  .......................................... 21  \nQuestions?  ................................................. 34  \n3  \nIntroduction  \nSection 1:  \nThe Basics  \nThe Magic: The Gathering game is a strategy game played by two or more players, each of whom has a customized deck of Magic cards. Over the course of the game, each player will take turns playing cards such as lands (which enable you to play your other cards), creatures, sorceries, and other spells. Each player starts at 20 life. When you reduce your opponent to 0 life by attacking with creatures and playing spells, you win!  \nFive Colors of Mana  \nOnly one thing unites the infinite planes of the Multiverse: mana, the energy that fuels all magic. The five colors of mana are imbued in the land itself, and a Planeswalker with a connection to a place can call upon its mana from across the sea of Æther between worlds. Each color of mana fuels a different kind of powerful magic for you to command. 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