Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers

#92 Antes de la fase de asignación de daños y después de bloquear puedes jugar habilidades activadas, por lo tanto si puede sacrificarlo pero no mataría la criatura que bloquea.

O al menos ha sido así toda la puta vida.

#93 Pero si la sacrifica al no haber daño entre criaturas, tampoco hay bloqueao, por lo que el jugador se comeria el daño.

#95 Estás equivocado, si una criatura es bloqueada queda bloqueada SIEMPRE, si después de bloquear sacrificas la criatura defensiva el daño de la criatura atacante se va al vacío, nunca se asigna al jugador, un ejemplo mejor:

Anciano de la tribu sakura, seguro que la conoces, sino buscala en mtgusera (si sigue existiendo esta página), te ataca un 10/10 sin arrollar, lo bloqueas para no comerte el daño, y antes de que le meta los 10 puntos al anciano lo sacrificas para buscar una tierra, el daño no se asigna al jugador, la criatura está bloqueada, es decir cuando se asignen daños la criatura atacante sabe cual va a ser su bloqueadora y va a hacerle el daño, pero como no está no hace nada, es bastante simple xD, como dicen por ahí arriba, antes si bloqueabas un 3/1 podías dejar el daño en la pila y usar la habilidad activada y además de sacrificar hacías un punto de daño al atacante, pero eso cambió no hace mucho.

vale la pena el modo online y cooperativo?

#93 Las normas de la fase de ataque cambiaron hace no mucho (para que los niños pudiesen jugar y tal)

#102 Pues para que engañarte, me pesan los huevos para buscartelas XDDDDDD

Pero si quieres, puedes preguntar aqui que siempre hemos hablado de normas y tal.

Para el que le interese, el juego vale la mitad, tanto el juego sin mazos como el juego con los mazos de pago.

#114 a ok ya decia yo x`D

bueno si alguien tenia dudas del tema de la edicion de mazos, aqui dejo el FAQ.

So you'll collect cards and build decks to use against other players?
Not exactly. Like it's predecessor, Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 doesn't feature full-on deck building or card collecting. Instead, as you play through the single player campaign, you'll unlock new preconstructed decks to play with, and by winning games using the decks, you unlock new cards to add to them (the new cards are specific to the deck you used). The developers have given two reasons for the lack of this feature: 1) Wizards of the Coast doesn't want DotP to directly compete with Magic the Gathering Online card sales, and 2) The preconstructed deck setup makes the game more accessible to newer and more casual players.

So I can't edit my deck at all?
As you play and win with a deck, you'll unlock new cards which you can choose to add (or not) to the deck, typically making it more powerful and interesting to play as and against. However, unlike the first DotP, in DotP 2012, you will be able to remove cards from your core deck after unlocking some new ones, rather than only being able to remove unlocked cards. This allows for much more deck customization and optimization, but still prevents any deck build from becoming overpowered and overplayed.

I can't build my own deck? That's bullshit! Will they add the option in DLC?
No. The lack of deck construction was a very deliberate choice and it's not one that's going to be implemented in a patch or in DLC. Anyone who spent a good deal of time with Duels of the Planeswalkers will probably tell you, however, that it isn't such a big deal in the long run. Playing with preconstructed decks allows the developers to ensure that everything is balanced and no deck or deck theme becomes totally overpowered. Even the first game's elf and vampire decks, both regarded as ridiculously strong when they were released, eventually became trivial to counter once you knew the cards in the decks well enough. It also lightens the game's atmosphere and makes it a much more fun game to play in a social setting. You'll rarely want to chop your friend's testicles off and shove them violently down their throat, something I can't say is true from my experiences with paper Magic.

Okay, fine. So what kinds of decks CAN I use?
Duels of the Planeswalkers decks are all themed and (loosely) based on the personalities of the planeswalker they represent. The decks confirmed for DotP 2012 so far are:

• Kiora Atau's unnamed blue/green deck
• Warriors of the Woods (green/black)
• Strength of Stone (red)
• Unquenchable Fire (red)

Although other decks are not currently confirmed, teaser trailers have shown images of every planeswalker featured in the first game (including DLC), suggesting that there will at least be analogues to every original deck available.