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Dominarioes (Magic Minigame) [Phyrexia: All Will Be One Minigame]Set: Phyrexia: All Will Be One Minigame Type: Card Rarity: Common 1 Player 1 Pack 5 minutes OBJECTIVE: In ancient Dominaria, Urza and Serra would play Dominarioes to pass the time. Connect all cards in most condensed way possible. GET READY: Open a pack. Remove all basic lands, tokens, and ad cards. LET'S PLAY: Place a card face up to start the game. That card is now in play. Continue to place cards that connect to another card in play (see diagram on
| Set: | Phyrexia: All Will Be One Minigame |
| Type: | Card |
| Rarity: | Common |
• 1 Player • 1 Pack • 5 minutes
OBJECTIVE:
In ancient Dominaria, Urza and Serra would play Dominarioes to pass the time. Connect all cards in most condensed way possible.
GET READY:
Open a pack. Remove all basic lands, tokens, and ad cards.
LET'S PLAY:
Place a card face up to start the game. That card is now in play. Continue to place cards that connect to another card in play (see diagram on the back of this card).
TO WIN:
The game ends when all cards that can be connected have been placed. Determine how many cards long and wide the board is, then add whichever number is higher to the number of unplaced cards to get your rank. 5 or lower is Planeswalker (the best!), 6 is Wizard, and 7+ is Goblin!
Cards connect as shown:
TOPS TO TOPS
Match the starting letter of any word in the name.
RIGHTS TO RIGHTS
Match mana value.
LEFTS TO LEFTS
Match a card type.
BOTTOMS TO BOTTOMS
Match color.
Note: Matching lefts or rights will require rotating the card being placed 180°.
OBJECTIVE:
In ancient Dominaria, Urza and Serra would play Dominarioes to pass the time. Connect all cards in most condensed way possible.
GET READY:
Open a pack. Remove all basic lands, tokens, and ad cards.
LET'S PLAY:
Place a card face up to start the game. That card is now in play. Continue to place cards that connect to another card in play (see diagram on the back of this card).
TO WIN:
The game ends when all cards that can be connected have been placed. Determine how many cards long and wide the board is, then add whichever number is higher to the number of unplaced cards to get your rank. 5 or lower is Planeswalker (the best!), 6 is Wizard, and 7+ is Goblin!
Cards connect as shown:
TOPS TO TOPS
Match the starting letter of any word in the name.
RIGHTS TO RIGHTS
Match mana value.
LEFTS TO LEFTS
Match a card type.
BOTTOMS TO BOTTOMS
Match color.
Note: Matching lefts or rights will require rotating the card being placed 180°.
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