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List Price $14.99 - you can save up to $12.00 (80%) |
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Shipping weight: 0.791 pounds (Size: 7.50" H x 5.75" W x 1.00" D)
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Play Big
Join the biggest community of players. Make new friends and then have fun taking them apart. Play for fame, from local events to global tournaments. Play with the biggest creatures and unlimited strategies.
One great game. Two great ways to play.
The BEST trading card game players are Magic: The Gathering players. And the BEST start with the Ninth Edition core game.
This Game Box Contains
- Two decks featuring illustrated cards of creatures and spells
- A 14-card pack with more advanced cards for expanded game play
- A collectable premium card
- Two play guides to take you and your opponent through the game step by step
- An easy-to-read rulebook for complete rules reference
- A CD-ROM featuring exciting games that cover the key aspects of Magic play, plus the Magic Online program
- A credit for online versions of all the cards included in this core game
System Requirements for CD-ROM Tutorials
Windows 98/2000/Me/XP
Pentium III 400MHZ
128 MB RAM
150 MB free hard disk space
Video card able to handle 800 x 600 pixels
4X CD-ROM drive
Sound card
Two-button mouse and keyboard
Additional Requirements for Magic Online
Minimum
DirectX 3.0
Internet connection (56 K or better)
Web browser tha supports SSL encryption
Recommended
Pentium III 500MHz
1 GB free hard disk space
Video card able to handle 1024 x 768 and
Hi Color settings
Internet connection (Broadband)
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| [Customer Reviews] Write your own review |
I thought this was a good product because I was able to teach my friends quickly and easily.being a magic guru here's some good deck ideas black/white bleeder deck (guildpact code of the orzhov) blue control red/green beatdown blue/red spell deck (guildpact izzet gizmotry)
-- By PLANESWALKER KING from Dominaria on April 02, 2006
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Great for teaching people, but the cards are only so so.
-- By jeff baker from Oregon on October 14, 2007
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Core sets are great for beginners and teaching people, I got this for the magic online activation and some extra cards. The playmats can be useful if everyday play or when your teaching someone after all I learned with the 7th edition box just like this. No one I knew played so me and some friends learned.
-- By Rob from Baldwin, WI USA on January 28, 2008
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I played magic back in '94 a little but forgot most of how to play but wanted to get back in so I picked up this 2 player starter set. The CD is a great way to get the hang of game basics and the walk through of a sample game was extremely helpful. You also get a MTG online account with the cards that came in the box (two 40 card decks).
This starter is great for teaching n00bs and returning players. I would pick up all five 9th ed precons and boosters. 9th edition is relatively cheap as of Sept 2008 so they are a good value. From there you can expand your card pool with other precons and boosters. You can also grab the most up-to-date 10th Edition rules and errata in PDF form from the Wizards site.
If this site is out of 9 edition 2-player starter you can still find it on other MTG sites.
-- By Heath from Vancouver, BC Canada on September 07, 2008
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