How do turn phases work in MTG?
Oh, the magical world of MTG turn phases, where strategy meets timing! There are five main phases in a turn: Beginning, First Main, Combat, Second Main, and Ending. The Beginning phase kicks things off with the Untap, Upkeep, and Draw steps. First Main is your chance to play lands and cast spells. Combat gets your creatures swinging. Second Main, like First Main, but after the dust settles. And the Ending phase wraps it all up with Cleanup. Master these, and you're on your way to becoming a wizard!
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Simple version: Untap, Upkeep, Draw, Main 1, Combat, Main 2, End. Play lands and spells before and after you attack. That's it.
Actually, it's all about knowing when to play your cards. You don't need to memorize phases if you understand your deck and your opponent.
Phases? More like different stages of grief as I watch my meticulously planned turn fall apart. But seriously, understanding them is key to winning.
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