You will discover countless worlds inhabited by species as varied as the fantastic lands they live in. Each game represents a battle between powerful wizards, known as Planeswalkers, who have the ability to travel a multi-verse. Magic: The Gathering (or MTG) is a long-running, collectable card game for two or more players. But, before I get to that, let's have a brief overview of MTG, for the uninitiated. Today I'll be taking a look at the latest release for Magic the Gathering: MTG Jumpstart. Hello, spellslingers and curious game fans along for the ride. Player Count: 2+ Time: Depending on format 20 – 70 minutes Age: 13+ This product includes: 24 standard 20-card booster packs. There 46 themes that are available in 121 different variations. Each booster is themed, containing creatures, spells, and lands to play them. Simply open two boosters, shuffle them together, and start playing. It is designed to be played without the need to deck build. Jumpstart was released as a supplement set to Core Set 2021, but is a standalone set. Jumpstart cards will not be legal to play in Standard, Modern or Pioneer. 169 cards from M21 are also available in Jumpstart products. The rest of the set is comprised of 458 cards re-printed from older sets, or cards with alternate artwork. Released on 17 July 2020, it is a supplemental set containing only 37 new cards. Jumpstart is something a little different. Players may use pre-constructed decks or customised decks created from their personal card collection. To play the game, each player will need a deck of at least 60 cards. Typically, a player will win by reducing their opponent’s starting life points to zero, but there are other paths to victory.

Players will cast spells, summon creatures, and deploy artifacts to overcome their opponents. Each game represents a battle between powerful wizards, known as Planeswalkers, who have the ability to travel the multiverse. Magic the Gathering (MtG) is a collectible card game for 2 or more players.

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