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A '''league''' is a group of ''[[Magic: the Gathering]]'' players who take part in competitions against each other, resulting in a their ranking according to performance in a particular season. ''Magic'' League play is almost as old as the game itself.<ref>[[Chris Page]] (1993), [https://archives.mtglore.com/magazines/the-duelist-0/#league League Play], [[Duelist]] #0</ref> | A '''league''' is a group of ''[[Magic: the Gathering]]'' players who take part in competitions against each other, resulting in a their ranking according to performance in a particular season. ''Magic'' League play is almost as old as the game itself.<ref>[[Chris Page]] (1993), [https://archives.mtglore.com/magazines/the-duelist-0/#league League Play], [[Duelist]] #0</ref> | ||
== | ==Official leagues== | ||
* [[Arena League]] | * [[Arena League]] | ||
* [[Future Future League]] | * [[Future Future League]] | ||
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* [[Military League]] | * [[Military League]] | ||
* [[Rivals League]] | * [[Rivals League]] | ||
==Storyline== | |||
Within the [[storyline]], League may also refer to: | |||
* [[Izzet League]] | |||
* [[Kipamu League]] | |||
* [[Anowon#League of Anowon|League of Anowon]] | |||
* [[Wojek League]] | |||
* [[League of Dastardly Doom]] | |||
In these cases, a league has the meaning of a collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for mutual protection or cooperation. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
Revision as of 11:48, 13 June 2021
A league is a group of Magic: the Gathering players who take part in competitions against each other, resulting in a their ranking according to performance in a particular season. Magic League play is almost as old as the game itself.[1]
Official leagues
Storyline
Within the storyline, League may also refer to:
In these cases, a league has the meaning of a collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for mutual protection or cooperation.
References
- ↑ Chris Page (1993), League Play, Duelist #0