Magic The GatheringMTG-GS1-EN Global Series Jiang Yanggu and Mu Yanling Duel Decks

This is my go-to product for teaching my friends how to play Magic. The art is wonderful, and each deck has a clearly defined playstyle with a fair chance of winning. While I cannot speak to the price of the actual cards in the box, there is fantastic value in the gameplay here. As an experienced player, I am happy to pick up either deck and enjoy a quick game.I've noticed in other reviews some people complain that the red/green deck is too powerful while others criticize the blue/white deck for winning the majority of the time. I think this speaks to the importance of strategy and adapting your game plan to your opponent. Either deck can feel more powerful based on the player piloting the deck.While I would not gift this to an experienced Magic player, if you're looking for an excellent introduction to the game or a wonderful teaching tool, you won't be disappointed.

I recently wanted to expand into more TCGs than just Yu-Gi-Oh! and Weiss Schwarz, so I decided that this set was the most affordable way to get started. I chose it for its beautiful art and Chinese folklore theme, but my friends who are teaching me to play all have assured me that these both are excellent starter decks and have helped me build green and blue decks that are understandable at my level of standard playing, yet hold their own in matches. I highly recommend this set to other beginners, experienced MTG players might find it underwhelming.

These decks are really solid for what they are. My son and I played the heck out of these while out of the country on vacation. Sadly, we left them behind on accident. So if your ever somewhere, where your looking out on the balcony and Corfu is not to far in the distance, check the third drawer in the main bedroom. LOL.

I’m learning how to play Magic and mixing it up with some pre made decks is fun. My only complaint is that I thought it would come with a digital code to use these decks on Magic Arena app. It doesn’t, that’s why I only gave it four stars. Otherwise great product for casual players trying to learn this game.

As I write this you can buy the 2 deck pack for around 15 bucks. That is a solid deal in general and each deck has enough cards of value to make that a worthwhile pick up even for the more discerning MTG buyer.But especially if your looking for a bargain entry option into MTG this is a very good deal as you not only can just pick up and play with a friend, but once that is done have the materials to explore creating your own blue/green hybrid deck, or find other mono decks you can easily tear apart and mix together.I ended up taking some of the blue ones for a blue commander deck Ive been messing around with, and have a few different green or part green decks that the green deck ended up being parted out for. Which is the fun of MTG imo.Frankly if only for the very unique and lovely artwork and creature themes these decks are a real must at the current price point.

I'm new to Magic and my friend who is teaching me said these decks were so well balanced and have such simple mechanics that made them perfect for beginners. He was very right and this they made learning fun. There is no official 'learning decks' but if there were these would be it. The art is gorgeous too!

Decent price for decent starter decks. Adding to the collection of options for MTG nights.

Bad cards, but it's an alright purchase to just have. Not useful for really anything except collecting since the decks are awful and have zero synergy with even themselves.