What Kind Of Magic The Gathering Player Are You? Quiz

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What Kind Of Magic The Gathering Player Are You? Quiz - Quiz

If you're scratching your head, wondering "What Magic deck should I play quiz" or looking for an "MTG player types test," you've hit the jackpot! This quiz is like your personal Magic: The Gathering guru, ready to guide you through the mystical world of MTG decks. Whether you're all about casting gigantic creatures, scheming with complex spells, or maybe you just love to keep your opponents guessing, we've got you covered.

This isn't just about finding a deck; it's about matching your unique style to the way you enjoy playing the game. We'll ask you some chill questions, and by Read morethe end, you'll know exactly which deck resonates with your inner planeswalker. So, kick back, relax, and let's dive into discovering your MTG destiny. It's going to be fun, insightful, and who knows? You might just find your new favorite way to play.


What Kind Of Magic The Gathering Player Are You? Questions and Answers

  • 1. 

    Do you find yourself reusing cards frequently from the Graveyard?

    • A.

      All the time! The Graveyard is just another library to me.

    • B.

      Sometimes. But the Graveyard is not a great resource for me. I'm more likely to reuse cards from play to my hand and back.

    • C.

      What's a graveyard? Wherever the cards come from, there are a few that I must have. 

    • D.

      I'm more likely to dig through my library than my Graveyard for them.

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  • 2. 

    How do you imagine that victory if you appear to be on the brink of losing? 

    • A.

      My enemy is undone by his overconfidence! 

    • B.

      My enemy and his forces line the horizon, ready to crush the last of my resistance - or so he thinks.

    • C.

      I have taken the high ground and fought the good battle, but all appears lost - there is no way out, and the tides of war are coming to sweep me away. 

    • D.

      All his powers and forces are for naught - whatever he may bring to bear, he has been defeated!

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  • 3. 

    When you're assembling your decks, which of the following statements describes your decks best?

    • A.

      Many of my cards have value on their own, but they all work together as a team as well- and are more than the sum of their parts. There are a few points of weakness and little that can stop me once I'm going.

    • B.

      I can use quite a few different cards to achieve my aims. Still, I must be careful as my strategy can take time to accomplish and is vulnerable to the machinations of my opponent- at least until my plans come to fruition, at which point I am nigh unstoppable! I have a core of cards that I use- the remainder of my deck is there to support and defend it.

    • C.

      Only a few cards contribute to the most glorious victories my decks can achieve. 

    • D.

      I can only sometimes rely on chance to give me what I need. My decks can still win without that core, and frequently, the other cards contained are there to give a hand when needed to ensure I not only get what I need when I need it but can put them on the field and give me my victory.

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  • 4. 

    Duelists use many resources in their battles- all of them are important, but which is the most crucial- if it is disrupted, which resource harms a duelist the most?

    • A.

      Land. Without it, there is no mana, and that's needed for almost everything.

    • B.

      The Library/Graveyard. This is where it all starts and where all your spells and resources come from.

    • C.

      The Hand. Spells and resources come through this point to be used or manipulated.

    • D.

      They are all helpful to the right player. An opponent must deny them all.

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  • 5. 

    Which do you prefer in your duels?

    • A.

      I prefer to select threats that my opponent attempts to field and either prevent him from casting them or bend those threats to my will and use them against him.

    • B.

      I want to deny my enemy the power to generate mana to fuel his spells, leaving him with a hand full of useless cards that he must inevitably discard.

    • C.

      I want to deplete my opponent's arsenal, perhaps making him take harm in the process until he runs out of options and inevitably loses the game.

    • D.

      I know that taking out individual threats is not enough. I aim to establish a condition where my opponent literally cannot do anything to harm me.

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  • 6. 

    What best describes your attitude towards your foe in a duel?

    • A.

      "Dr. Jones. Again we see there is nothing you can possess that I cannot take away."

    • B.

      "Come off it, Mr. Dent -- you can't win. You can't lie in front of the bulldozers indefinitely." "I'm game. We'll see who rusts first!"

    • C.

      "Take my love, take my land - Take me where I cannot stand..." Sure!

    • D.

      "We're going to empty your memory as we might empty your pockets..."

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  • 7. 

    Which statement best describes your duels?

    • A.

      I grind my opponents down, removing their options until they lose literally by having nothing left to do.

    • B.

      I am always in control of the game - my opponent cannot make a move without my permission, and all the moves they make are to my ultimate benefit.

    • C.

      If my foes attempt to stand their ground before me, I'll leave them no ground to stand on. If they attempt to go to the ground to avoid me, they'll find themselves in the same situation.

    • D.

      Those who stand against me die or concede in frustration as my subtle magics render them impotent to act against my will.

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  • 8. 

    What do you think about creatures in your magic deck?

    • A.

      The bigger and beefier, the better - I want them to pick bits of my foe from between their toes!

    • B.

      Give me a fast horde - I want to sweep across the steppes like a sorcerous, with my hordes brushing aside all opposition!

    • C.

      Creatures are alright, but they keep my foes at bay until I can blast them! "Some call me... Tim?"

    • D.

      I don't have an opinion. 

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  • 9. 

    Conan, what are the best things in life? "Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their women" - in this game, that's a given.

    • A.

      A fast horse underneath me, the wind in my hair, and the ability to answer "Oh, yeah? You and what army?" with the words "This one!"

    • B.

      I'm riding down the road, a mighty beast between my legs (okay, get your mind out of the gutter right now), and I feel a speed bump. I look back behind me and see the remains of my would-be foe pulped into a bloody smear and wonder who it was?

    • C.

      The best thing in life is hanging with my friends for a good bbq. My enemy? He's the guest of honor! Does anyone want a rib?

    • D.

      I don't have any enemy! 

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  • 10. 

    Which of the following describes you and your friends to your enemy?

    • A.

      I have lots of friends. Lots and lots of them. And none of them like you. Never let it be said that I'm not sporting - I'll even give you a head start!

    • B.

      I only have a few friends - I don't have the knack. But isn't this nice? I don't have any enemies at all... not anymore.

    • C.

      I have a few friends. What? Can't you see them? Hey, Flint - come over here and let me introduce you. No - that's not a mountain-moving - hey! Come back here!

    • D.

      None of the above 

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