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The strategy card game Magic: The Gathering is an original game based on rpg fantasy elements and published by Wizards of the Coast. Learn how to play Magic: The Gathering from a certified judge in this free video series on Magic strategies.

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  1. "Magic: The Gathering" players should follow specific steps to use their magic and abilities. Play magic spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  2. "Magic: The Gathering" players should announce spells before casting them. Find out how to announce a magic spell or ability in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from a role-playing game (RPG) expert.

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  3. "Magic: The Gathering" players should select the mode and cost of a spell before casting it. Choose a magic spell or ability with the rpg tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from "Magic: The Gathering" from a role playing game expert.

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  4. "Magic: The Gathering" players must announce their targets when using spells or abilities. Target magic spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  5. "Magic: The Gathering" players can target additional targets with their spells or abilities. Use alternate magic spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  6. "Magic: The Gathering" players can specify how their spells will affect targets. Find out how magic spells and abilities with affect a target with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  7. "Magic: The Gathering" players use their cards to calculate to cost of a spell. Find out the cost of magic spells and abilities in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from a role-playing game (RPG) expert.

    Views: 318
  8. "Magic: The Gathering" players use manna abilities to pay for spells and abilities. Determine manna abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  9. "Magic: The Gathering" cards list manna abilities as well as the cost of spells and abilities. Calculate manna costs with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  10. When a "Magic: The Gathering" player casts a spell or a uses an ability, other players must resolve the damages against them. Cast magic spells and use abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  11. "Magic: The Gathering" players use kickers to up the cost of using a spell or an ability. Learn about the cost of kickers with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  12. The "Magic: The Gathering" card Gibbering Decent is an enchantment card with a madness cost. Find out how to use madness spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

    Views: 340
  13. "Magic: The Gathering" players can play cards for morphing creatures face down. Find out how to use madness spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  14. The "Magic: The Gathering" Storm ability is a trigger for other cards. Target magic spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  15. "Magic: The Gathering" players use entwine abilities to increase the cost of spells. Target magic spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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  16. "Magic: The Gathering" players use convoke abilities to reduce the power of other creatures. Target magic spells and abilities with the role-playing game (RPG) tips in this free video on "Magic: The Gathering" from an RPG expert.

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"Magic: The Gathering" (MTG) is a collectible card game invented by mathematician Richard Garfield and introduced to the role-playing game (RPG) market in 1993 by Wizards of the Coast. Since then, the MTG fan base has grown, boasting an astounding six million plus players worldwide. A typical game of "Magic: The Gathering" is carried out by two or more players, each supplied with their own deck of cards (or library) with which to do battle. Play progresses as magic spells and enchantments are cast, artifacts forged and employed and a sizable phantasmagoria of monsters, animals, spirits and men are summoned. The game takes cues from classic role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons, but bears closer resemblance to bridge or poker in play. In this free video series on Magic: The Gathering, certified DCI judge Tameron Josbeck discusses how to cast spells and use the abilities specified in the Magic cards. Find out the steps each player should take when casting spells, such as announcing the spells and who the spells will affect. Josbeck also demonstrates Madness, Morphine, Entwine, Convoke and Storm abilities.

 
About the Presenter

Tameron Josbeck Tameron Josbeck is a Level 1 DCI judge, with a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He has been playing "Magic" since 1994, and he hosts weekly "Magic: The Gathering" tournaments at Worlds Apart Games. He currently leads workshops on a wide variety of games for middle and high school aged students in Turner's Falls. His other interests also include the UMass Engineers Without Borders student chapter and alternative energy research. He can be reached at tjosbeck@gmail.com.dkdk

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