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AnarchangeI: /* Custom and pre-built decks */

2023-09-11T17:05:58Z

‎Custom and pre-built decks

AnarchangeI at 22:11, 25 May 2023

2023-05-25T22:11:54Z

AnarchangeI at 20:29, 13 September 2022

2022-09-13T20:29:22Z

MetaBunny at 16:35, 7 August 2022

2022-08-07T16:35:33Z

Volrak at 00:11, 1 January 2020

2020-01-01T00:11:39Z

Volrak: /* Overview */

2019-01-08T06:50:23Z

‎Overview

Volrak at 12:27, 6 January 2019

2019-01-06T12:27:26Z

Volrak at 12:13, 6 January 2019

2019-01-06T12:13:43Z

Volrak: /* Deck restrictions */

2019-01-06T11:15:55Z

‎Deck restrictions

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2019-01-06T11:08:05Z

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==Overview==
The cards a player has access to during a game are determined by their deck. A deck is a selection of 10 [[Card|cards]] from the player's collection. Every deck is associated with a [[Planeswalker]].

Pre-built decks are provided by the game. Decks may also be constructed by a player. Player-built decks are typically far more powerful than pre-built decks.

Decks may be saved in deck slots, to allow player-built decks to be easily reused in later games. Deck slots are limited, and additional deck slots for a Planeswalker may be purchased by spending in-game [[Resources]].

==Deck restrictions==
Decks may only contain cards meeting [[Color]] requirements and [[Card#Card types|card type]] requirements. These requirements depend on the Planeswalker for which the deck is being built.
* The color affinity of the Planeswalker determines the color requirements. For example, the deck of a Planeswalker with affinity for blue and green may only contain cards which are blue, green, or colorless.
* The deck limits of the Planeswalker set the maximum number of cards of each type (Creature, Spell, or Support) may be included in a deck. Deck limits increase at higher Planeswalker levels.

==During the game==
The 10 cards in the chosen deck are the basis of the player's library. During a game, cards are drawn from the top of a player's library.

The library is initially formed by shuffling together 4 copies of each card in the deck. Whenever more cards are needed in the library, a further 4 copies of each card in the deck are shuffled together and added to the bottom of the library.

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 Pre-built decks are provided by the game. There is the "Custom 1" deck that each Planeswalker starts with; new cards from it are added to the player's collection, and duplicates give [[Orbs]] as usual. These decks can be customized, and can be far more powerful than the pre-built decks. They may be saved in a Planeswalker's deck slots, to be easily reused in later games. They may be renamed to the player's purpose, and added to a list of Favorite decks. Slots in the Planeswalker list and Favorites list are limited. One additional slot for a Planeswalker may be purchased by spending [[Runes]], and another with [[Crystals]]. One may be purchased after subscribing to a [[VIP]] Pro plan, and two others on the Master plan. Favorites slots may be similarly acquired, but are also one-time rewards for rising to certain [[XP]] levels.
-Each Planeswalker each has a pre-built deck list, a collection target composed of cards which the player is less likely to own. Completing these decks gives rewards; eg Beginner deck completion grants Runes, and the Master deck, ten [[Mana Jewels]].
+Each Planeswalker each has a pre-built deck list, a collection target composed of cards which the player is less likely to own. Completing these decks gives rewards; eg Beginner deck completion grants Runes, the Master deck, five [[Mana Jewels]], and the Expert deck, twenty Mana Jewels.
 The Training section of the [[Story]] encounters, and certain [[Events]], will occasionally require the player to use their special pre-built decks.

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+== Custom and pre-built decks ==
-The cards a player has access to during a game are determined by their deck.  A deck is a selection of 10 [[Card|cards]] from the player's collection.  Every deck is associated with a [[Planeswalkers|Planeswalker]].
+Pre-built decks are provided by the game. There is the "Custom 1" deck that each Planeswalker starts with; new cards from it are added to the player's collection, and duplicates give [[Orbs]] as usual. These decks can be customized, and can be far more powerful than the pre-built decks. They may be saved in a Planeswalker's deck slots, to be easily reused in later games. They may be renamed to the player's purpose, and added to a list of Favorite decks. Slots in the Planeswalker list and Favorites list are limited. One additional slot for a Planeswalker may be purchased by spending [[Runes]], and another with [[Crystals]]. One may be purchased after subscribing to a [[VIP]] Pro plan, and two others on the Master plan. Favorites slots may be similarly acquired, but are also one-time rewards for rising to certain [[XP]] levels.
-Pre-built decks are provided by the game.  Decks may also be constructed by a player.  Player-built decks are typically far more powerful than pre-built decks.
+Each Planeswalker each has a pre-built deck list, a collection target composed of cards which the player is less likely to own. Completing these decks gives rewards; eg Beginner deck completion grants Runes, and the Master deck, ten [[Mana Jewels]].
-Decks may be saved in deck slots, to allow player-built decks to be easily reused in later games.  Deck slots are limited, and additional deck slots for a Planeswalker may be purchased by spending in-game [[Resources]].
+The Training section of the [[Story]] encounters, and certain [[Events]], will occasionally require the player to use their special pre-built decks.
-==Deck restrictions==
+== Deck restrictions ==
 Decks may only contain cards meeting [[Color]] requirements and [[Card#Card types|card type]] requirements.  These requirements depend on the Planeswalker for which the deck is being built.  Some events further restrict decks based on [[Portal:Cards|card set]].
 * The '''color requirements''' of a deck are determined by the color affinity of the Planeswalker.
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 * The '''deck limits''' of the Planeswalker set the maximum number of cards of each type (Creature, Spell, or Support) which may be included in a deck.  Deck limits increase at higher Planeswalker levels.
 * The '''card sets''' which a deck may contain cards from are determined by the event format.
-** [[Standard]] format event decks may only contain cards from a number of the most recent card sets, plus [[Origins]].
+** [[Standard]] format event decks may only contain cards from a number of the most recent card sets, plus [[Origins]] and [[Puzzle Masters]].
 ** [[Legacy]] format event decks may contain cards from any set.
-==During the game==
+== During the game ==
 The 10 cards in the chosen deck are the basis of the player's library.  During a game, cards are drawn from the top of a player's library.

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 * The '''deck limits''' of the Planeswalker set the maximum number of cards of each type (Creature, Spell, or Support) which may be included in a deck.  Deck limits increase at higher Planeswalker levels.
 * The '''card sets''' which a deck may contain cards from are determined by the event format.
-** [[Standard Format]] event decks may only contain cards from a number of the most recent card sets, plus [[Origins]].
+** [[Standard]] format event decks may only contain cards from a number of the most recent card sets, plus [[Origins]].
-** [[Legacy Format]] event decks may contain cards from any set.
+** [[Legacy]] format event decks may contain cards from any set.
 ==During the game==

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