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ayrjae
Guest
Well I have MTGO for one player fun, but I want a game I can play by myself in my freetime, with actual cards, like Solitaire Magic. Do any of you know any fun one player games?
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Izaryo
Guest
solitaire magic? how do you play that?
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train
Guest
You can play "War" with 2 magic decks... that could only take one player...
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train
Guest
Casting cost to start with...
If you flip creatures over then they battle based on p/t - if it ties, then you flip 3 cards over, using only creatures to add to the p/t total, and so on...
If you flip creatures over then they battle based on p/t - if it ties, then you flip 3 cards over, using only creatures to add to the p/t total, and so on...
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ayrjae
Guest
Spiderman - Yes, with magic cards, like with a deck...
lzaryo - http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=magic/rules/solitaire
train - what do you do about mana?
Any other one player game suggestions would be appreciated
lzaryo - http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=magic/rules/solitaire
train - what do you do about mana?
Any other one player game suggestions would be appreciated
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train
Guest
Sorry - Forgot to mention - you don't put any in the deck...
"I asked the same question first time it was mentioned to me..."
"I asked the same question first time it was mentioned to me..."
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Nightstalkers
Guest
um...
take a box of spellfire, get out your lighter...
then light a card on fire and chuck it out the window!
take a box of spellfire, get out your lighter...
then light a card on fire and chuck it out the window!
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ayrjae
Guest
.....and people think your funny? Good one!
Any way, if anyone else has any games they know, feel free to add....
Any way, if anyone else has any games they know, feel free to add....
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Nightstalkers
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Izaryo
Guest
annoying site..
like hundreds of popups.. almost cramped my finger
like hundreds of popups.. almost cramped my finger
Killer Joe
New member
I've tried this a couple of times:
I made a deck consisting of 40 non-land cards. When I first did this I started out with creatures only. During what would be my Phantom Opponent's (PO) main step I roll a D6. On a 1, 2 & 3 there was no effect. But on a 4, 5 & 6 I would roll the D6 again to determine how many <X> permanents I could put into play from the PO's deck.
Rolling a 4 meant I would roll the D6 again and put in <X> minus 3 permanents into play from the PO's deck. On a 5 I would roll the D6 and put in <X> minus 2 permanents into play. And a 6 <X> minus 1 permanents into play.
Each permanent is put on the stack before it resolves so you can respond to it.
In response to any spell I play my Phantom Opponent rolls a D6:
on a...
1-No Response
2-Counterspell
3-No Response
4-Mana Leak
5-No Response
6-Force Spike
The PO gets every step except he doesn't draw a card. Obviously there is no element of skill on the PO's part but if your looking to just play mechanically this might be a way to go.
I've also have played this with two Phantom Decks to resemble multi-player. You can adjust the rules anyway the suits you. For example; when I'm playing a deck with propaganda I roll the D6 for each creature that could attack me and each propaganda I have in play. Each pip on the dice is one mana.
I haven't figured out how I would adjust it to playing land destruction spells, it'll be hard to figure that one out.
~Mark
I made a deck consisting of 40 non-land cards. When I first did this I started out with creatures only. During what would be my Phantom Opponent's (PO) main step I roll a D6. On a 1, 2 & 3 there was no effect. But on a 4, 5 & 6 I would roll the D6 again to determine how many <X> permanents I could put into play from the PO's deck.
Rolling a 4 meant I would roll the D6 again and put in <X> minus 3 permanents into play from the PO's deck. On a 5 I would roll the D6 and put in <X> minus 2 permanents into play. And a 6 <X> minus 1 permanents into play.
Each permanent is put on the stack before it resolves so you can respond to it.
In response to any spell I play my Phantom Opponent rolls a D6:
on a...
1-No Response
2-Counterspell
3-No Response
4-Mana Leak
5-No Response
6-Force Spike
The PO gets every step except he doesn't draw a card. Obviously there is no element of skill on the PO's part but if your looking to just play mechanically this might be a way to go.
I've also have played this with two Phantom Decks to resemble multi-player. You can adjust the rules anyway the suits you. For example; when I'm playing a deck with propaganda I roll the D6 for each creature that could attack me and each propaganda I have in play. Each pip on the dice is one mana.
I haven't figured out how I would adjust it to playing land destruction spells, it'll be hard to figure that one out.
~Mark
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Nightstalkers
Guest
there is a site with all kinds of different ways of playing .\\agic...
I'll try to find it again and post it here for ya.
I'll try to find it again and post it here for ya.