Since Treasures are useful in all situations since it generates Mana, and dungeons can always be ventured, new players are given the option to benefit from these choice cards. For example, rather than having a card that destroys only an Artifact or Enchantment (card types not as commonly used as Creatures), you find a Cursed Idol that gives you an additional, evergreen choice to create a Treasure token, and also venture into the dungeon (see the last point). That’s not the case here as the choice cards in the AFR set are more readily available due to their Common and Uncommon rarities, which means beginners can definitely use them in their decks.Ĭhoice cards are especially useful for new players because it takes away a small part of randomness in the game. However, the Command cards are rare cards not always seen or acquired by new Magic players, even in a pre-release event. It bears some similarity to the Command cards, such as Lorehold Command or Silverquill Command, seen in the last Strixhaven set, which offers players the flexibility of selecting relevant modes. Instead of a Magic card offering a fixed, rigid effect, choice cards offer players an action that suits their needs for the specific moment. To help new players, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms is filled with choice cards. Different Paths and Choices Help Beginners That’s because dragons are all about big flying beasts that cost a lot, but only look cool on the Battlefield. Dragons have been a mainstay creature type in Magic, though they’ve not been particularly useful in the competitive scene. Living up to the Dragons half of this crossover set, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms packs a lot of heat from the flying beasts, with at least one from each colour represented. Now with a good majority of the cards already previewed in the spoiler season, there are clear signs that AFR is the best reason in a while to start playing Magic.īeginner-Friendly Features from Adventures in the Forgotten Realms It’s Blazing Cool Dragons! Just look at it from the publisher, Wizards of the Coast, point of view – they want to attract fans from other franchises (hence the crossover), and still need to make the set fun, exciting, and balanced right from turn one.
Jumping into any Magic card set might seem daunting, but Adventures in the Forgotten Realms offers an easy entrance for anyone to dive into the world of Magic.
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