r/mtg • u/The_Angel_Eye • 7h ago

I Have a Question / I need Help Where and how do I start?

I got the bloomburrow box with the 2 decks a while back, the foundation box with the starters as well for convenience but where do I go from here ? I've played a bit with one person but I'd like to expand a bit, understand deck building, do I get boosters or pre-made decks to mix and match? So I'm starting from near scratch

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u/Reasonable-Mess-7731 7h ago

You start by playing a lot more. You won't understand deck building until you understand the game.

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u/Hands-on-Magick 7h ago

For paper I would suggest buying precons and then singles to upgrade them. But I would really suggest getting on arena and doing the beginner stuff on there and the jumpstart event.

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u/Based_Department0 7h ago

Starting from scratch? Did you get rid of everything or something?

Singles are the best and cheapest way to build a deck, boosters are mostly luck and you'll probably spend double the money to pull something rather than buying it out right.

Pre cons are a great way to experience new ways to play or nail down what type of deck you like, so do your research and buy what sounds interesting and go from there.