Meanwhile, something like 3 months ago I found out that a group of players from my town has been using a program called SpellTable to play with each other and I asked if I could join. We played for 2 weeks and then covid hit and we have been working from home ever since. It felt more like a mix of a board game combined with Among Us but played with magic rules.

The most fun I’ve had playing magic in a while, actually.

The deck was very poorly built but luckily so was theirs and the games ended up being lots of fun. Ordered a 《Yuriko, the Tiger’s Shadow》, jammed 99 cards I owned and next week was ready to battle. I went home and did some quick research about it. In a somehow sad tone they replied “Commander, do you know what it is? We could really use a third!” I introduced myself and asked what format they were playing. I rushed to the table and almost screamed with joy when I realized that they were in fact playing Magic: The Gathering. My office is located at a co work space and one day I saw 2 guys from another office playing what appeared to be from far away from a card game on the common area during the happy hour on Thursday (yeah, we have that every Thursday 😊). Last player standing wins! Commander Philosophy Story Time You draw a card even when you are the first to play. The turns go clockwise and so do the priorities. Here are a few examples:įor example in my 《Yuriko, the Tiger’s Shadow》: A card’s color identity is established before the game begins, and cannot be changed by game effects. A card’s color identity is its color plus the color of any mana symbols in the card’s rules text. The cards in a deck may not have any colors in their color identity which are not in the color identity of the deck’s commander. Players choose a Legendary Creature as the commander for their deck.

One on one commander