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A '''challenge deck''' is [[preconstructed theme deck]] with special ''[[Magic: the Gathering]]'' cards (like [[elite]] [[creatures]] and [[sorceries]]). It is a self-running deck with its own set of rules. The '''challenge cards''' have special [[card back|backs]], which means they aren’t counted as regular ''magic'' cards. When playing against the challenge deck [[player]]s may use [[Hero card]]s, | A '''challenge deck''' is [[preconstructed theme deck]] with special ''[[Magic: the Gathering]]'' cards (like [[elite]] [[creatures]] and [[sorceries]]). It is a self-running deck with its own set of rules. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/1318|Challenge Decks|[[Trick Jarrett]]|September 11, 2013}}</ref> The '''challenge cards''' have special [[card back|backs]], which means they aren’t counted as regular ''magic'' cards. When playing against the challenge deck [[player]]s may use [[Hero card]]s, | ||
Playing against Challenge decks is a [[casual]] [[multiplayer]] variant of ''Magic'', much like [[Horde Magic]]. The players each have 20 life and take their turn simultaneously. Players may begin the game with up to two [[Hero card]]s in their [[Command zone]] to assist in defeating the Challenge Deck. These act like a [[Vanguard]] (or [[Magic online]] Avatar). The players win when they meet the Challenge Deck's win condition. The Challenge Deck is victorious if all of the players have been eliminated from the game. | Playing against Challenge decks is a [[casual]] [[multiplayer]] variant of ''Magic'', much like [[Horde Magic]]. The players each have 20 life and take their turn simultaneously. Players may begin the game with up to two [[Hero card]]s in their [[Command zone]] to assist in defeating the Challenge Deck. These act like a [[Vanguard]] (or [[Magic online]] Avatar). The players win when they meet the Challenge Deck's win condition. The Challenge Deck is victorious if all of the players have been eliminated from the game. | ||
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Revision as of 05:45, 3 April 2015
A challenge deck is preconstructed theme deck with special Magic: the Gathering cards (like elite creatures and sorceries). It is a self-running deck with its own set of rules. [1] The challenge cards have special backs, which means they aren’t counted as regular magic cards. When playing against the challenge deck players may use Hero cards,
Playing against Challenge decks is a casual multiplayer variant of Magic, much like Horde Magic. The players each have 20 life and take their turn simultaneously. Players may begin the game with up to two Hero cards in their Command zone to assist in defeating the Challenge Deck. These act like a Vanguard (or Magic online Avatar). The players win when they meet the Challenge Deck's win condition. The Challenge Deck is victorious if all of the players have been eliminated from the game.
Releases
So far, three challenge decks have been released:
- Face the Hydra (Theros; green card backs)
- Battle the Horde (Born of the Gods; red card backs)
- Defeat a God (Journey into Nyx; indigo card backs )
References
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- ↑ Trick Jarrett (September 11, 2013). "Challenge Decks". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.