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Revision as of 21:51, 26 November 2019

Overview

Story Mode was the original content for Magic: the Gathering Puzzle Quest. It is where all players start out and is a good way to learn the mechanics of the game and earn some basic rewards to prepare for Events.

Rewards are earned for the initial win, for winning once with every color, and for winning with different optional objectives. Winning with a colorless planeswalker does not advance the "win with every color" objective.

Story Mode Levels

Story Mode is split between four levels. Each level has at least 4 chapters, and each chapter has up to 16 battles.

Origins - Chapter 1, Part 1 is special: All battles in this chapter must be beaten using Nissa, Sage Animist before the Events and Coalition game content is unlocked for a new player.

Story mode level Set(s) Number of Chapters Total Number of Battles
Origins (Story) Origins Origins 6 79
Training (Story) Shadows over Innistrad Kaladesh Amonkhet Hour of Devastation Ixalan Rivals of Ixalan Dominaria Core Set 2019 Guilds of Ravnica Ravnica Allegiance War of the Spark Core Set 2020 Throne of Eldraine 12 44
Battle for Zendikar (Story) Battle for Zendikar Battle for Zendikar 4 35
Heroic Encounters (Story) Origins Origins 6 30

Strategies

  • Early on, play to win and run through the initial rewards, as you will not have the card collections to meet all of the objectives early.
  • All rewards in a single Story mode battle can be earned in two games. To do this, you would meet the two optional objectives in addition to using a three color walker (such as Nicol Bolas, God-Pharaoh) on one run and an opposing two color walker (such as Huatli, Radiant Champion) to meet all five color objectives.