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I'm very curious--is there a way for me to play this game? I'd love to get the rules from you and try it out. I loved the mechanics in Magic when I was younger,
by endersshadow 14y ago
I'm very curious--is there a way for me to play this game? I'd love to get the rules from you and try it out. I loved the mechanics in Magic when I was younger, and I'd love to not have to buy all the cards and worry about building a deck, and just be able to play the game with my fiance without telling her it's Magic.
- eru 14y ago> [...] I'd love to not have to buy all the cards and worry about building a deck [...] You might also want to try the booster draft format of Magic.
- JimWestergren 14y agoI will get back to you once I have translated it. Shoot me an email.
- b0rsuk 14y agohttp://code.google.com/p/magarena/ http://code.google.com/p/magarena/ Magarena is a GPLed program to play almost Magic: the Gathering. There is only a small rule modification to simplify AI calculations: the defender chooses how combat damage is distributed, not the attacker. Magarena doesn't have ALL the cards - only close to 3000 - but it has disturbingly good AI. Several AI algorithms to choose from, in fact. It plays like a bastard, and despite having a few flaws (sometimes it performs suicide attacks, it doesn't save cards for later, is bad with activated abilities and doesn't guess what card you might have in hand) you will dearly regret underestimating it. More cards are coming, but each new mechanic needs to be coded separately.