Single Card Strategies for Magic: The Gathering

by Jeff Franzmann, Philip Kramer, Beth Moursund

With insightful descriptions on how to use and abuse over 80 individual Magic cards, players of all levels will find Single Card Strategies both informative and fun. Originally found on the Internet, this book could no longer be confined to cyberspace.

208 pages, Paperback

First published February 8, 1996

Reviews

[Shannon Heaton · Rating 3 out of 5]

I might have rated this more highly if I'd had the/a book explaining the basic principles of M:TG and basic strategy about what to play first, etc. It did offer gameplay strategies but felt gobbledy-gooky while reading them because I don't have the basics. I understand the very basic vocabulary, but need that first hurdle or two discussed in detail before I leap to where this book is. Maybe they wrote a book that covers what I'm looking for. Back to the drawing board...

[Serge Pierro · Rating 3 out of 5]

Strategic insight into a group of Magic the Gathering cards and their combos. There was a dearth of this type of material at the time of publication, and any book such as this was a welcome addition to the players library.