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'''Magic''' is a [[strategy card game]] which lets players take the role of a dueling [[wizard]]s who can summon creatures to fight for them. You defeat your opponent by reducing his [[life point]]s down to zero. | '''Magic''' is a [[strategy card game]] which lets players take the role of a dueling [[wizard]]s who can summon creatures to fight for them. You defeat your opponent by reducing his [[life point]]s down to zero. | ||
| − | The game consists of numerous elements from various fantasy worlds, including magic, [[elf|elves]], [[dwarf (mythology)|dwarves]], [[dragon]]s, mana, [[orc]]s, and so forth. The game was originally created as a way to use up all the art left over after gaming conventions. | + | The game consists of numerous elements from various fantasy worlds, including magic, [[elf|elves]], [[dwarf (mythology)|dwarves]], [[dragon]]s, mana, [[orc]]s, and so forth. The game was originally created as a way to use up all the art left over after [[gaming]] conventions. {{fact}} |
Its creator is Richard Garfield and the game is owned by [[Wizards of the Coast]], the same firm that publishes [[Dungeons and Dragons]]. The full name of the game uses a subtitle, i.e., Magic: The Gathering. | Its creator is Richard Garfield and the game is owned by [[Wizards of the Coast]], the same firm that publishes [[Dungeons and Dragons]]. The full name of the game uses a subtitle, i.e., Magic: The Gathering. | ||
Revision as of 22:19, December 31, 2007
Magic is a strategy card game which lets players take the role of a dueling wizards who can summon creatures to fight for them. You defeat your opponent by reducing his life points down to zero.
The game consists of numerous elements from various fantasy worlds, including magic, elves, dwarves, dragons, mana, orcs, and so forth. The game was originally created as a way to use up all the art left over after gaming conventions.[Citation Needed]
Its creator is Richard Garfield and the game is owned by Wizards of the Coast, the same firm that publishes Dungeons and Dragons. The full name of the game uses a subtitle, i.e., Magic: The Gathering.
External links
- Learn to play magic - YouTube video
