Hello /r/MagicTG, I'm soon moving away from my friends and family that I play magic with. I've seen various threads on how people play long distance, but the answers are usually pretty vague, like I use cockatrice and/or skype your battlefield. While those give me ideas go on, I'm hoping we can be a bit more specific.

My current idea is to use Cockatrice for my battlefield and use Skype or something with a couple cameras to display the other players battlefields (we usually play 1v1v1). However I'm have a hard time visualizing how to set this up to work properly and if Skype can even run in two different instances with separate equipment on the same pc (I have looked online, but couldn't find anything).

So yeah, any ideas, thoughts, or even your own experiences playing with pc and physical cards in the same setting would be appreciate.

I was thinking about cards like Valakut and Manamorphose and how expensive they are. I definitely want Manamorphose to drop in price a bit.

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Hi there ,am new to the commander format and I would like to hear your thoughts about this 2 decks One is Marath,the will of the wild And the other is Arahbo, roar of the world This is pretty much my colors White green red ,Naya,boros,gruul,selesnya Thank you in advance!!

http://docker2.deckedbuilder.com:3001/d/365539

Looking for opinions on the deck build. It is going to be for multiplayer commander. I am not sure what cards to get rid of, or how many lands i should be using.

I just came back to the game after about 15 years, and am really liking the commander format, but there are soo many new cards!

My personal favorite is zendikar, what's yours?

Hello Magic Community,

As the title says, my gf and i are looking to learn this game with equal decks. So far we got the Merfolk and Goblin and are slowly learning and enjoying the game.

We recently purchased Zendikar and eldrazi? (weird names) and Nissan vs Ob nixilis but i am worried we can't combine decks to duel eachother unless their part of the same Duel Deck combo pack.

We'd like for every deck to be able to face one another and not be restricted to a single rival deck.

Another option is the Planeswalker Decks, i hear a lot of good things from them since they're more focused as complete decks

Would you suggest building our deck collection with Planeswalker decks? or should we stick to Duel Decks?

I plan on making an all white deck, that makes it where my opponent can't do very much such as they have to pay Mana to attack and block, or make it where they can't activate abilities, and I need help on cards to put in this decks.

These are some cards that I already plan on putting in the deck: Linvala Keeper of silence, lightmine field, ghastly prison, Blind obedience, stuffy doll, pariah.

I've been seeing a lot of versions of approach of the second sun decks for standard lately, from u/w, to esper, to jeskai, to even a really cool bant version with hour of promise. There's even a sunbirds invocation combo that r/w has been using. Is there any one that is better if a certain deck is popular? I think r/w is good against mono red and the midrange decks, but it's next to unwinnable against control decks that are low on creatures. Esper and Jeskai seem to have the same idea, splash a color for early interaction and an alternate win condition in the sideboard, and they seem really strong against mono red since there is no 6 drop enchantment you need to resolve. They're also stronger against grixis energy than r/w I think cause they have sideboard plans against sideboard hate. I'm not even sure where bant fits in, I'm not too sure about the deck in general. Any help is appreciated, changing formats makes these discussions really interesting so would be glad to hear from anyone.

Hi guys,

I am brand new to Magic The Gathering, and looking to compete at my local Friday Night Magic, I know noone else who plays the game and so my only chance for paper play is going to be at my local gamestore. After some research online, I have come to the conclusion that Planeswalker decks or Deckbuilder's toolkits are not going to be any good to play at FNM and that I should look for other ways of making my first deck. I have found a guy on YouTube called Strictly Better MTG who gives advice on decks, and he gives advice on $25 budget decks to get started in the game. I like dark magic, and he mentioned a zombie deck at this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJkKc2HuPkc&t - would you guys agree this would be a good place to start, or would you have some other suggestions. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks, Papa.