The next generation of Magic combat awaits in the incredible 3-D battle arena of this Arena of the Planeswalkers game! Each of the 5 mighty Planeswalkers comes with their own unique powers and squads, so it’s up to each player to summon creatures and choose the right spells to change the game! Can you survive
The next generation of Magic combat awaits in the incredible 3-D battle arena of this Arena of the Planeswalkers game! Each of the 5 mighty Planeswalkers comes with their own unique powers and squads, so it’s up to each player to summon creatures and choose the right spells to change the game! Can you survive your opponent’s magical assault and strike back with the perfect spell to dominate the plane? Choose your Planeswalker and find out! Wizards of the Coast, Magic: The Gathering, Magic, their respective logos, (the mana symbols), the Planeswalker symbol, and all character names and their distinctive likenesses are property of Wizards of the Coast LLC in the USA and other countries. Hasbro and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro.
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msrp is $30, not $40 A great twist to the Heroscape franchise. Now offering hand management and deck building along with the already familiar army building found in Heroscape.
Fun game play, but disappointing aspects, too. FULL DISCLOSURE: I’m an avid player and collector of Magic: the Gathering (the collectible card game) and of Heroscape (the original version of this re-branded miniatures-based strategy game).
A Good Light Skirmish Game with Sorcery! So… Confession time. I have never played Magic: The Gathering. Oh, I’ve seen the multitudes at the local game store queuing up on tournament nights, smacking cards down on the table, wearing that smug sense of self-satisfaction on their big stupid faces… But I digress. My point is that I didn’t know exactly what I was getting into with Magic: The Gathering Arena of the Planeswalkers. I had heard it was a re-theming of Heroscape, another game I haven’t played that has a wide following…