Magic: Legends Guide for Beginners

Welcome new and old planeswalkers! You may have heard there is a new ARPG based on the Magic: The Gathering IP, with Open Beta for Magic: Legends having launched on March 23rd, 2021 with Limited Early Access opening 24 hours prior via codes.

This guide is to help planeswalkers of all experience to navigate the game of Magic: Legends when first getting started and hopefully make it a little easier on your brain, hands, and computer.

While the game is in its early days, the data below is subject to change as new information, research, patches, and changes are released. If you see something that I’ve missed, misunderstood, or just completely gotten wrong, please let me know by leaving a comment at the bottom!

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Table of Contents

1. Before You Get Started
   • Performance (FPS) Improvements
   • Difference Between Planeswalker and Class
   • In-Game Menu and Keybinds
     • In-Game Menu (TAB/F1)
     • Keybinding Mouse Clicks
   • Terminology
     • Creature Spells
     • Spell Mechanics
     • Enemy Ranks and Mechanics
     • Loadout Score & Equipment/Artifact Stats
2. Classes and their Abilities, Traits, and Stats
   • Classes Overview
     • Beastcaller
     • Necromancer
     • Mindmage
     • Geomancer
     • Sanctifier
     • Dimir Assassin
   • Dual-Coloured Decks & Unlocking Additional Classes
     • Additional Class Costs
     • Class Traits
3. Tutorial Area – Tazeem
   • The Sanctum
   • When can I play with friends?

Before you get started

Performance (FPS) Improvements

Given the immaturity of the game’s development, there are a number of things that aren’t optimised as well as they could be, even some powerful rigs are struggling to stay stable (though the Razer Chroma RGB integration is working well!) Here are some things you can do to help reduce the stress on your system and improve FPS.

Firstly, reduce loading times and stuttering by going into the Magic: Legends launcher:

• Options (top right)
  • uncheck “on-demand patching”
  • check “force verify”

This will force the game to download everything at once rather than during load screens.

If you’re wondering how to view you FPS or change settings that aren’t in the GUI for settings, these are done through the chat box. Open the chat box via the default for Social Menu (O) or ESC. Using these commands through the chat in-game can help change some of the graphics that aren’t in your graphics settings dialogue. The game may not look as pretty, but the FPS improvements are necessary.

• /showfps 1 – shows your FPS in top right of screen
• /netgraph 1 – shows your ping in bottom left of screen
• /shadows 0
• /ssao 0
• /dynamiclights 0
• /lensflare_quality 0
• /visscale 0
• /vsync 0
• /water 0
• /worlddetail 0
• /terraindetail 0
• /highDetail 0
• /highFillDetail 0
• /characterdetail 0
• /txaa 0
• /msaa 0

These settings will need to be changed every time you launch the game, as it resets on closing the client.

You can bind your F5, F6 and F7 keys with the following chat lines that saves between sessions and with a single keypress you can set the graphics to bare minimum or to whatever you like (change accordingly.) You can use the line /unbind F5, for example, to clear the binding in the future.

/bind F5 “shadows 0 $$ ssao 0 $$ dynamiclights 0 $$ lensflare_quality 0 $$ visscale 0 $$ worlddetail 0 $$ terraindetail 0 $$ highDetail 0 $$ highFillDetail 0 $$ characterdetail 0 $$ poissonShadows 0 $$ entityTexLODLevel 0 $$ worldTexLODLevel 0 $$ target_highlight 0 $$ unlit 0 $$ scattering 0”

/bind F6 “showfps 1 $$ netgraph 1 $$ texLoadNearCamFocus 0 $$ texAniso 0 $$ highQualityDOF 0 $$ soft_particles 0 $$ frameRateStabilizer 0 $$ vsync 1 $$ maxfps 30”

/bind F7 “netgraph 0 $$ showfps 0”

Thanks u/Watipah!

difference between planeswalker and class

Let’s first figure out what the difference is between your planeswalker (character) and class.

Your planeswalker is your character; it contains all your classes combined, and has a maximum level of 320. Your in-game drops and loot are shared between classes on the same planeswalker including your gold, currency, upgrades, and Planeswalker Level benefits – all shared.

Your class is the playable character you end up using in the overworld, each with their own unique abilities, attack style, level bonuses and stats.

Each time you gain a class level or earn sufficient XP while playing a max level class (level 30), you will gain a Planeswalker Level.

For every Planeswalker Level increase, you receive a % increase in one of the following attributes. These are rewarded rotating from top to bottom of the list.

• Planeswalker Damage +0.5%
• Maximum Health +1%
• Creature Damage +0.5%
• Creature Health +1%
• Critical Damage +0.5%
• Gold Drop Rate +0.5%
• Spell Page Drop Rate +0.5%
• Relic Fragment Drop Rate +0.5%

For your very first class you receive a starting deck of 12 spell cards and after that you must finish the story lines for each overworld (five spell cards per colour) and pray to the RNG gods that you get some frequent spell card drops from mobs for the colours you want to unlock next.

In the State of the Game – Open Beta Week 3 article from the developers dated 8th April 2021, a mid-April update will see starter decks being unlocked when you unlock a new class:

..we also want to help make building out your spell library more efficient – by now including the full 12 spell starter deck for every launch class you unlock.  This means if you unlock a class through the realm or the store, that full starter deck will be added to your library.  Of course many people have already unlocked classes, and we’ll also be retroactively adding those spells to your library at the same time.

Steve Ricossa, Executive Producer | Magic: Legends

It’s important to carefully think about what class you want to ‘main’ in this game, and cut any losses before you invest too much time in a class that you don’t enjoy playing.

A relatively pain-free way of testing the classes is to create multiple planeswalkers, each with a different starting class, so you can test the playstyle of each class and get a feel for what you enjoy playing.

Your first 20-40 hours of gameplay will be spent on your first two classes, with the passive buff of the class trait (level 30 class) being the only thing that directly affects another class.

In-game menu and keybinds

In-Game Menu (TAB/F1)

The in-game menu contains your Map for fast travelling; Guide for story line missions and daily zone reputation quests; Loadout to change equipment, artifacts, class, traits, and deck; Library containing all your owned spell cards and their customisations; Store being the microtransactions hub as well as containing Battlepass details which are also available for free-to-play.

Keybinding Mouse Clicks

As of the 31st March, you cannot naturally keybind mouse clicks. Again, it’s a matter of using slash-commands in the chat to make this possible.

Combine these two tables as necessary.

Keybind Mouse Button	Description
/bind Lbutton	Binds left button
/bind Mbutton	Binds middle button
/bind Rbutton	Binds right button
/unbind Lbutton	Unbinds left button*
/unbind Mbutton	Unbinds middle button*
/unbind Rbutton	Unbinds right button*

classes and their abilities, traits, stats

There are five ‘free’ classes to choose from, with a sixth, Dimir Assassin, being gated behind a microtransaction booster pack (1.2% chance of obtaining) or completing the Season 1 Battlepass.

Aside from the passive effects and attack style of each class, they also have unique abilities and class perks that increase in potency with class level.

Abilities are the basic combat skills of a planeswalker. The abilities of a class are divided into three categories, Primary, Secondary, and Utility abilities which are all executed in the field. As the player increases the character level, they can modify these core abilities by unlocking ability upgrades and class perks that modify or adds additional effects to the ability.

Class Perks are passive boosts that are specifically tied to their class. Perks further enhance the stats of the character and boosts the effects of its abilities.

Classes Overview

Beastcaller Class – Green Mana

The Beastcaller is the embodiment of the wild, a force of nature with devastating axe attacks. Never alone, the Beastcaller charges into battle with their trusty Aether Fox, destroying their foes with impeccable teamwork.

Passive Effects:
+375 Creature Damage Potency
+375 Creature Health Potency
Attack Style:
Melee

Ability	Name	Description
Primary Attack	Wild Slash	Cleave nearby foes with your aether axe.
Secondary Ability	Rending Throw	Hurl an axe to damage and Mark foes in front of you. Killing Marked foes restores health to you and your companion.
Utility Ability	Wild Roar	Heal yourself and your Companion instantly plus an additional amount over 6 seconds, and teleport it to your location. It applies Taunt to nearby foes and gets +2/+2 for 6 seconds.

Level Unlocked	Perk Name	Description
Level 3	Mana Surge	Gain 3 mana over 6 seconds, then draw a spell.
Level 4	Wild Cleave (Primary)	Wild Slash’s final attack affects a wider area and Marks foes.
Level 6	Bestial Fury (Spark)	Spark Meter Cost: 120/sec Summon a 5/5 Aether Fox with Trample to fight by your side as long as this power is active. Additionally, deal periodic damage to nearby foes. Whenever you deal damage to a fore this way, Aether Fox deals its damage to that foe. You may not cast spells or use class abilities while this power is active.
Level 10	Bestial Empowerment (Secondary)	Your Companion gets +1/+1 as long as a foe you’ve Marked is nearby. Additionally, Rending Throw’s cooldown is reduced by 2 seconds.
Level 15	Wild Imbuement (Utility)	Wild Roar’s effects last an additional 2 seconds, and your Companion gains Trample while under its effects.
Level 20	Call of the Stampede	Gain Lesser Mana Regeneration for 8 seconds after summoning a create with a Converted Mana Cost that is greater than or equal to 5.
Level 25	Bestial Affinity	Recover 10% of your Maximum Hit Points over 2 seconds whenever you cast a creature spell.
Level 30	Primal Rage (Trait)	While this trait is slotted, casting a Sorcery causes your strongest creature to inflict 100% Power as damage to enemies that attack it for 10 seconds.

Necromancer Class – Black Mana

The Necromancer attacks from a moderate distance with their dark magic, summoning an army of undead to assist them in combat. The Necromancer understand that life is temporary, and even death can be useful.

Passive Effects:
+500 Sorcery Damage Potency
+250 Sorcery Healing Potency
Attack Style:
Mid-Ranged

Ability	Name	Description
Primary Attack	Grim Siphon	Lash foes in front of you with your necromantic pendulum, dealing damage plus additional damage over 3 seconds. The damage over time effect also heals for 10% of the damage dealt.
Secondary Ability	Grave Upheaval	Deal damage to foes in an area around target foe, then create two 1/1 Skeleton creature tokens, for 30 seconds, at that location. Each Skeleton still on the battlefield from a previous use of this ability is replaced by the new one.
Utility Ability	Necromantic Aura	Sacrifices any active skeletons from Grave Upheaval to empower an aura that damages nearby enemies for a short time.

Level Unlocked	Perk Name	Description
Level 3	Mana Surge	Gain 3 mana over 6 seconds, then draw a spell.
Level 4	Grim Feast (Primary)	Grim Siphon heals a creature you control with the lowest health percentage for 10% of damage dealt, and the final attack deal additional damage.
Level 6	Death Campaign (Spark)	Spark Meter Cost: 60/sec Create a 1/1 Skeleton, 1/1Skeleton Archer, 2/2 Zombie, and 3/3 Zombie Hulk creature token. Whenever a foe dies while under the affect of Necrotic Curse, randomly create a 1/1 Skeleton, 1/1Skeleton Archer, 2/2 Zombie creature token at its location. If it was Champion rank or above, create a 4/4 Zombie Hulk creature token instead. When this effect expires, each creature that was created in this way dies and deal 200% of its damage to foes around it. Primary: Necrotic Curse Channel a stacking effect in a cone in front of you. This effect deals damage over 3 seconds and heals for 25% of the damage dealt.
Level 10	Three’s a Crowd (Secondary)	Grace Upheaval creates an additional 1/1 Skeleton Archer creature token.
Level 15	Siphoning Aura (Utility)	Necromantic Aura now heals the Necromancer for 10% of the damage dealt.
Level 20	Aether Absorption	Whenever you cast a sorcery, heal for 5% of your maximum health over 3 seconds.
Level 25	Scavenging Horde	Whenever a creature you control dies, another random creature you control gets +1/+1 for 10 seconds.
Level 30	Necrotic Burst (Trait)	While this trait is slotted, whenever a creature you control dies, it deals 200% of its damage to foes around it over 5 seconds.

Mindmage Class – Blue Mana

The Mind Mage deals powerful telekinetic attacks from a moderate range, using trickery to defeat their enemies. With their powerful psychic abilities, the Mindmage created illusions and controls their enemies, and the battlefield.

Passive Effects:
+500 Control Rating
+250 Sorcery Damage Potency
Attack Style:
Mid-Ranged

Ability	Name	Description
Primary Attack	Mindlash	Blast enemies in front of you with a barrage of energy orbs.
Secondary Ability	Confound	Deal damage to foes in a cone in front of you. Confuse a random foe that was not killed in this way for 6 seconds, then Stun the rest for 3 seconds.
Utility Ability	Illusory Escape	Taunt foes with an illusion of yourself and gain increased movement speed.

Level Unlocked	Perk Name	Description
Level 3	Mana Surge	Gain 3 mana over 6 seconds, then draw a spell.
Level 4	Rend Mind (Primary)	Mindlash’s final strike deals 33% additional damage to enemies hit in the last half of the attack area.
Level 6	Hallucination (Spark)	Spark Meter Cost: 60/sec Confuse foes around you as long as this power is active. You may not cast spells or use class abilities while this power is active, but you gain access to new power(s) during its effect. Primary: Psy Orb Deal damage to foes in a line in front of you, and additional damage to foes at the end of the line.
Level 10	Maddening Throughts (Secondary)	Confound can Confuse an additional target, and the duration of the effect is increased by 2 seconds.
Level 15	Living Illusion (Utility)	Illusory Escape’s illusion explodes on termination, inflicting damage and Greater Slow to enemies nearby.
Level 20	Crush Mind	When a creature you control with 3 or greater Toughness dies, Disorient foes near that creature for X seconds, where X is equal to the Toughness of that creature.
Level 25	Emergency Illusion	Falling below 25% health will cause you to summon a 0/6 Illusion that taunts when it enters the battlefield.
Level 30	Psychic Prowess (Trait)	While this trait is slotted, casting non-creature spell grants +1/+1 to a random creature you control for 10 seconds.

Geomancer Class – Red Mana

The Geomancer controls the power of the earth, forming gauntlets before punching through enemies in melee range. With nothing more than rock-covered fists and the power of the very land itself, the Geomancer unleashes devastating attack to enemies nearby.

Passive Effects:
+500 Max Health Potency
+250 Sorcery Damage Potency
Attack Style:
Melee

Ability	Name	Description
Primary Attack	Magma Fist	Punch enemies in front of you. The final hit of this combo grants 2.5% of your maximum health in shield for 10 seconds.
Secondary Ability	Volcanic Fury	Deal damage to nearby foes. Consume an amount of Shield equal to 5% of your max health to deal additional damage.
Utility Ability	Berserker’s Leap	Leap forward a short distance and damager foes near your impact point.

Level Unlocked	Perk Name	Description
Level 3	Mana Surge	Gain 3 mana over 6 seconds, then draw a spell.
Level 4	Magma Spike (Primary)	Upgrades Magma Fist’s final hit to deal greater damage in a larger area.
Level 6	Obsidian Morph (Spark)	Spark Meter Cost: 60/sec You gain shield equal to your maximum health for as long as this power is active. You may not cast spells or use class abilities while this power is active, but you gain access to new power(s) during its effect. Primary: Obsidian Fist Deal damage to foes in a cone in front you. Secondary: Cataclysm Pull foes toward you in a line in front, behind, and to each side of you, and then deal damage to foes around you. 10 seconds cooldown. Utility: Boulder Form Gain increased movement speed while channeling this power, knocking away and dealing damage to foes you pass through while moving. (Press and hold utility to activate)
Level 10	Erupt (Secondary)	Using Volcanic Fury now grants Lesser Might for 5 seconds.
Level 15	Berserker’s Leap (Utility)	Leap forward a short distance and damage foes near your impact point. 2 Charges.
Level 20	Elemental Affinity	Whenever you case a Sorcery, gain 5% of your maximum health in Shield for 10 seconds.
Level 25	Magma Barrage	Whenever you cast a Sorcery, gain Greater Might for 3 seconds. This can only occur once every 10 seconds.
Level 30	Heart of Iron (Trait)	While this trait is slotted, and you are defeated, you will be revived with 25% of your Hit Points and recover an additional 15% of your Hit Points over 3 seconds. Additionally, you will be immune to damage and control effects for 3 seconds. (2 minute cooldown)

Sanctifier Class – White Mana

The Sanctifier is the icon of all that is holy, supporting their creatures and allies from a distance. With the support of an angel and their powerful healing abilities, the Sanctifier calmly dispatches their foes with piercing bolts of light.

Passive Effects:
+500 Sorcery Healing Potency
+250 Sorcery Damage Potency
Attack Style:
Ranged

Ability	Name	Description
Primary Attack	Divine Bolts	Fire piercing bolts of holy energy at distant enemies.
Secondary Ability	Wave of Radiance	Create a wave of holy energy, dealing damage to enemies caught in the wake.
Utility Ability	Salvation	Gain a Devotion counter, you and creatures you control are healed. Upon receiving 4 Devotion counters, create a 4/4 white Angel token with Lifelink for 20 seconds and remove all Devotion counters.

Level Unlocked	Perk Name	Description
Level 3	Mana Surge	Gain 3 mana over 6 seconds, then draw a spell.
Level 4	Divine Blast (Primary)	The 3rd hit from Divine Bolt now fires a spread of three simultaneous piercing bolts.
Level 6	Angelic Descent (Spark)	Spark Meter Cost: 60/sec Summon 5, 4/4 white Angel creature tokens with Lifelink. You may not cast spells or use class abilities while this power is active, but you gain access to new power(s) during its effect. Primary: Torrent of Radiance Create a wave of holy energy, dealing damage to enemies and healing allies caught in the wake.
Level 10	Healing Current (Secondary)	Wave of Radiance now heals allied creatures in its wake as well.
Level 15	Faith’s Bounty (Utility)	Salvation now resurrects your highest toughness non-token creature.
Level 20	Seraphic Boon	After casing a Sorcery, the effectiveness of incoming healing from Lifelink is increased for 15 seconds. This effect stacks up to 6 times.
Level 25	Mending Aura	Half of all healing received from Lifelink will also heal nearby allies. Mending Aura’s healing will not trigger effects that are activated by incoming or outgoing healing.
Level 30	Ward of the Sanctifier (Trait)	While this trait is slotted, whenever you heal an ally, that target gains Shield equal to 5% of its maximum health for 10 seconds. This effect can stack up to 5 times.

Dimir Assassin Class – Blue and Black Mana

The Dimir Assassin epitomizes House Dimir, capable of setting up its enemies for devastating combo attacks. Always fighting on its own terms with a strong sense of control before exploiting a weakness to devastating effect.

The Dimir Assassin isn’t a starter class, and new characters cannot start as this class. The only way to obtain the Dimir Assassin class is through gambling in Dimir Assassin Booster Packs, buying the class unlock through the Broker in the Sanctuary, or completing the Season 1 Battlepass.

Passive Effects:
+500 Sorcery Damage Potency
+250 Control Rating
Attack Style:
Mid-Ranged

Ability	Name	Description
Primary Attack	Shadowblade Throw	Throw massive blades that return to the user, dealing damage to all foes hit.
Secondary Ability	Forty Blinks	Teleport to a location, dealing damage on impact, then hit enemies in the area, with teleporting strikes. While activating, you can’t be targeted or take damage. Gain Greater Swiftness after activation.
Utility Ability	Blink Strike	Throw a blade forward and teleport to it, dealing damage and Disorienting foes that you pass through. Gain Greater Swiftness after activation.

Level Unlocked	Perk Name	Description
Level 3	Mana Surge	Gain 3 mana over 6 seconds, then draw a spell.
Level 4	Vorpal Saw (Primary)	Final Shadowblade Throw creates a swirling energy blade that deals damage to foes continually that it contacts.
Level 6	Dark Reverberations (Spark)	Spark Meter Cost: 60/sec You have Greater Swiftness while this power is active and passively create copies of yourself that activate Shadowblade Throw. You may not cast spells or use class abilities while this power is active, but you gain access to new power(s) during its effect. Primary: Shadowblade Throw Create copies of yourself during each primary attack, dealing additional damage and increased area of effect. Secondary: Forty Blinks Create eight copies of yourself that deal damage to foes within the signet area of Forty Blinks. Utility: Blink Strike Create eight copies of yourself that Blink Strike away from you as you finish your Blink Strike.
Level 10	Fatal Obscurant (Secondary)	Forty Blinks deals additional damage to Controlled enemies
Level 15	Dispatching Alacrity (Utility)	Kills with Shadowblade Throw and class abilities reduce the cooldown of Blink Dash by 0.5 seconds each.
Level 20	Knowledge Gained	Whenever you sacrifice a creature, draw a spell.
Level 25	Upper Hand	Whenever you cast a Sorcery with a Control effect, gain Lesser Might for 5 seconds.
Level 30	Disinformation (Trait)	While this trait is slotted, whenever you draw a spell, creature you control gain Lesser Resistance for 5 seconds. Whenever you discard a spell, enemies within 15ft gain Greater Vulnerability for 5 seconds.

Dual-Coloured Decks, Additional Classes, and your ‘main’

Coming in a mid-April update, unlocking a second (additional) class on the one planeswalker will unlock the starting deck (12 spells) for that class.

Until then however, you receive a deck of 12 spells for your starting class then all other spell cards are found in the overworld or completing story line missions for the first time. An update on 1st April doubled the drop rate of spell cards from loot.

Once you have left the Tazeem starting area, moved onto your second overworld, and have atleast two different coloured spell cards in your library, you can start using a dual coloured deck. As at the time of writing, it’s only possible to use up to two (2) colours in one deck.

Additional Class Costs

You can unlock additional classes with in-game currency/materials by upgrading the Mystical Study in your Meditation Realm.

To unlock your second (2nd) class, this will cost:

• 2 000 Refined Aether
• 50 000 Gold
• 2 000 of each Planar Mana type
• Mystical Study level 2

To unlock your third (3rd) class, this will cost:

• 100 000 Refined Aether
• 150 000 Gold
• 3 000 of each Planar Mana type
• 150 Chromatic Mana
• Mystical Study level 5

To unlock your fourth (4th) class, this will cost:

• 200 000 Refined Aether
• 300 000 Gold
• 7 500 of each Planar Mana type
• 250 Chromatic Mana
• Mystical Study level 7

Details around the fifth (5th) class unlock are yet to be experienced/released, but will update when the information comes to light.

Alternatively, classes can be bought in the Store for 2 500 Zen (~25€) each (except Dimir Assassin.)

It is definitely worth starting a new class as soon as you can (planar mana & gold will probably be the limiting factor) to push your overall planeswalker level up faster and receive more bonuses.

Class Traits

Once you have reached the max level for a class (level 30), you unlock their Trait which can be slotted and benefit your planeswalker, regardless of the class you are playing.

You can slot up to a maximum of three traits on your planeswalker, so consider the interplay of these traits when thinking about your overall build and which class you like to play as your main.

Name	Class	Description
Primal Rage	Beastcaller	While this trait is slotted, casting a Sorcery causes your strongest creature to inflict 100% Power as damage to enemies that attack it for 10 seconds.
Necrotic Burst	Necromancer	While this trait is slotted, whenever a creature you control dies, it deals 200% of its damage to foes around it over 5 seconds.
Psychic Prowess	Mindmage	While this trait is slotted, casting non-creature spell grants +1/+1 to a random creature you control for 10 seconds.
Heart of Iron	Geomancer	While this trait is slotted, and you are defeated, you will be revived with 25% of your Hit Points and recover an additional 15% of your Hit Points over 3 seconds. Additionally, you will be immune to damage and control effects for 3 seconds. (2 minute cooldown)
Ward of the Sanctifier	Sanctifier	While this trait is slotted, whenever you heal an ally, that target gains Shield equal to 5% of its maximum health for 10 seconds. This effect can stack up to 5 times.
Disinformation	Dimir Assassin	While this trait is slotted, whenever you draw a spell, creature you control gain Lesser Resistance for 5 seconds. Whenever you discard a spell, enemies within 15ft gain Greater Vulnerability for 5 seconds.
Might from Unity	Booster Pack	While this trait is slotted, whenever you summon a creature, you gain Lesser Might for 10 seconds.
Intimidating Roar	Booster Pack	While this trait is slotted, whenever you summon a creature with an “enter the battlefield” effect, that creature will also apply Lesser Weakness for 10 seconds to nearby enemies as it enters the battlefield.
Aether Aggression	Booster Pack	While this trait is slotted, whenever you summon a creature, it gains +1/+1 for 10 seconds.

For example, myself, I like playing Sanctifier (heals) and have slotted the Sactifier, Geomancer, and Beastcaller traits. Heart of Iron (Geomancer) grants me a second chance if I mess up and wipe, and Primal Rage (Beastcaller) gives my creatures Power damage when casting Sorceries (healing spells).

Tackling Tazeem’s Tutorial

The lengthy tutorial area takes you through the Tazeem Overworld; a forest and aquatic biome filled with spiders, saprolings, and merfolk.

Expect to spend around 1-2 hours of gameplay before being able to group up with friends and enter multiplayer. There are five ordeals (missions) to complete with each ordeal taking a minimum of 10 minutes each.

Upon completing the Tazeem tutorial area, and as part of the tutorial story line, you will planeswalk (teleport) to your personal ‘Meditation Realm’ which acts as a base that you can upgrade for unlocks. From there, you teleport again to The Sanctum.

The Sanctum – Your One-Stop Shop

The Sanctum is a public town containing a Battlemaster, Broker, and a Tailor.

At the Battlemaster, you will be able to queue for 1v1 Duels against other planeswalkers (PvP). Be wary, as there are some bugs that haven’t been fixed yet within the PvP realm that can brick accounts.

The Broker is where you can trade in-game resources for premium currency, buy and sell Spell Pages (used for upgrading spells) and World Enchantments. Planeswalkers are provided ten Trade Tokens per day, of which a maximum of thirty can be held at any time. These can be traded along with currency to purchase items.

For each level you increase your Aetheric Core in your Meditation Realm, the amount of Spell Pages you can buy per Trade Token increases by 24.

The Tailor is where you change your cosmetic appearances, through unlocked costume items and default outfit options. These can be saved to slots/loadouts and change as you change loadout in the in-game menu.

Play with friends!

Now you have left The Sanctum, you are now able to party up with friends and take on the overworlds together!

Open the social panel by pressing “O” or the “Esc” key. You can add and invite your friends to party on the left hand side with the chat log underneath.

When you have partied up with your friends, you may find that you aren’t in the same Overworld instance. This can be fixed by one person staying on the map, and the others leaving and rejoining – make sure that everyone is on the same Overworld difficulty!

To check your weekly or daily caps on resources, open your Wallet from the social panel. Hovering over each of the currencies will bring up details with how much you have collected for the cap period, as well as how long until the cap reset.

The daily cap resets at 10:00 AM (UTC) with weekly caps resetting on Tuesdays.

Speaking with Ral Zarek to the north of The Sanctuary teleport location, you will now be taken to one of the five overworlds to continue the story line and build out your deck of spell cards from ordeal rewards;

• Benalia (White)
• Gavony (Black)
• Shiv (Red)
• Tolaria (Blue)
• Tazeem (Green)

Outside of these overworld storyline ordeals rewarding set coloured cards, the loot table from NPCs in the overworlds are pooled, meaning any coloured card can be obtained from any overworld NPC drop.

Thanks for checking it out!

If you’ve found something that doesn’t quite line up with the data, or a correction on a blatant error, please leave a comment below to let me know!

Stooban
Magic Noob | Avid Gamer | Always Curious