Reward: an Iron Sword, a Leather Torso and a Leather Helm.Reward: a pair of Leather Pants (in your storage).Store the items in a storage (if your overall level is low enough you can use the Newbie Storage, otherwise just use any storage NPC).Impatiens (reward 400 Harvesting experience).Harvest (or have already in your storage) one of each the flowers on Isla Prima:.Reward: 400 Attack and Defense experience.Go to the Isla Prima tavern and talk to Reca, the tavern keeper.
The tutorial consists of many parts that you must complete in order.Start the tutorial quest by talking to Tutorial NPC in Isla Prima, near the Wraith.Book of Biology (or have read it already).1,000 gold coins (you get to keep them).Food to get your food level to at least 35.
Meaning that a player can use any mana (colored or colorless) to pay for it. Can colorless mana be used for anything?īack in the old days, Colorless mana could only be used to pay for costs that don't require color (for example artifacts or colorless spells). Remember some facts: fetchlands need to be accompained with shocklands or basic lands having the 'right' fetch for your deck (the one in your deck colors) makes you pay less life, since you can fetch a basic land, but the 'wrong' fetch is still strong. Fetching any shockland can make them an essential '5 color' land, since you just need to fetch the shock you need the most. This makes them an essential card for 3 or more manabases decks. Why fetchlands are so important?įetchlands can fetch you any two-color shockland. In the end, decks tend to have a small to medium number of small mana value cards, a decent amount of medium mana value cards and a small number of high mana value cards. You also cannot have too many low mana value cards: to finish the game and turn the waves in your favor you need cards with a good amount of value by themselves and only high mana value cards have this caracteristic. You should have a small amount of high mana value cards: the motive is that you have to control the board before casting those cards. Mana curve will look different in every deck, but mainly it should be like a bell, twisted in the left. Second, you need to have a lot of dual lands or trilands or fetchlands to acomplish the goal of having enough mana producers for each color, like, a lot, 80% of your mana base, leaving small space for basic lands. First, figure which color you need to play first: for example, if you have a Midrange Abzan deck you want to play Noble hierarch or Thoughtseize in turn 1 this means you want to have a lot of dual lands prioritazing green mana even if your deck is not that skewed to green. That said, here you have some things you need to know. How many lands should be in a 3 color deck?ģ color decks can be tricky, but the rule of lands maintain the same: 40% of your deck should be lands or 24 lands in a 60 card deck. Since you don't want to have too many lands, like 26 lands for example, you remove the necessity of having too many lands putting dual lands. It all depends in how many lands you want and how much devotion each spell in your deck has. Each color needs to have at least 11-17 lands producing mana in a 60 card deck. If you want an optimal mana base, you need to have at least 8 to 12 dual lands. How many lands should be in a two color deck? The equation starts at 20% of the format minimum deck size and adds 5% lands for each 0.7 inscrease in the average Mana Value. Here, we use a linear regression having the average Mana Value of the deck as independent parameter. Notice here that it really depends on your deck total Mana value, since when you have small mana value spells, you don't need 4 lands in turn 4, so can build your deck with 30% or less lands. Since you want 4 lands in 10-11 cards, you need at least 40% of your deck to be land.īecause of this 40% rule, a 60 card deck needs to have 24 lands. You draw 7 cards from your initial hand and 3-4 more, so, in total you draw 10-11 cards. Let's say you want to have 4 lands in turn 4. You should have enough lands to play spells in the correct turn.
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