How do flip cards work in Magic: The Gathering?

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Flip cards in MTG have two faces on a single card, showing different abilities or characteristics depending on the side that's currently active. You start with the card on its default side. When certain conditions are met during gameplay, you physically flip the card over to reveal and use its other side. This can dramatically change how the card is played, offering strategic depth and surprises mid-game!

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TargetingDirt·7 months ago

Think of flip cards as Transformers in card form. They begin the game as one thing but can turn into something entirely more powerful (or sneaky) once you meet specific in-game conditions. Just remember, flipping it back and forth is not an option unless the card explicitly says you can.

ImplementingPons·7 months ago

They're basically two-for-one deals, but without discount coupons. You get to play two different strategies with one card slot in your deck. Efficiency at its best!

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