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2HG BASICS In this primer we'll review a few basic principles for approaching Two-Headed Giant and look at a few stand-out cards for the format. Let's prepare for our collective escape from the underworld! Deckbuilding Power Level: In a Two-Headed Giant Prerelease you get to build with twice as many cards and share what you open with your teammate. Your team will get a total of two Prerelease packs, so 12 booster packs and two date-stamped rares. Decks will have a much higher card quality
While most cards work pretty straightforward in 2HG there are some quirks, often involving the combat phase or life total changes. Those cards are explained in these notes. If you’re playing a 2HG prerelease stay tuned for the 2HG Hidden Gems that highlights which cards to look out for! For the general 2HG rules see the 2HG FAQ and for non-2HG questions see the regular release notes. Awkward card of the set: ! GENERAL NOTES "YOU" The rule of thumb for 2HG is "You" still
KEYS TO THE FORMAT Core 2020 is upon us! Combine your sealed pool with a friend’s and build the best two decks. With more cards to use, Two-Headed Giant decks will generally be stronger than their single-pool counterparts, so craft yours accordingly. Here are a few tips to help guide you toward this format’s HIDDEN GEMS. Evasion: With more creatures in play, board stalls can happen very quickly. Evasive creatures are critical! Flying is especially relevant both on offense and defense
While most cards work pretty straightforward in 2HG there are some quirks, often involving the combat phase or life total changes. Those cards are explained in these notes. If you’re playing a 2HG prerelease stay tuned for the 2HG Hidden Gems that highlights which cards to look out for! For the general 2HG rules see the 2HG FAQ and for non-2HG questions see the regular release notes. GENERAL NOTES "YOU" The rule of thumb for 2HG is "You" still refers to you alone, not
BUILDING FOR WAR The climactic battle is upon us in War of the Spark - take on a Two-Headed Giant prerelease with a teammate to topple even the mightiest foes! Combine your sealed pool with a friend’s and build the best two decks. With more cards to use, Two-Headed Giant decks will generally be stronger than their single-pool counterparts, so craft yours accordingly. Here are a few tips to help guide you toward this format’s HIDDEN GEMS. Evasion: With more creatures in play, board stalls
While most cards work pretty straightforward in 2HG there are some quirks, often involving the combat phase or life total changes. Those cards are explained here! If you’re playing a 2HG prerelease you should also check out the 2HG Hidden Gems that highlights which cards to look out for. For further reading, if you want to know more about 2HG see the 2HG FAQ. If you want to know more about how these cards function in general see the regular release notes. You The golden rule
The technical difficulties with blog posts continue, so here are links to pages instead: 2HG Release Notes 2HG Hidden Gems
We’re experiencing some technical difficulties with blog posts right now, so here are links to pages instead: 2HG Release Notes 2HG Hidden Gems
So you're about to play the best format for a prerelease: Two-Headed Giant! You already checked how 2HG worked in the FAQ and you checked out the more intricate cards in the release notes, so you know how things work. Now on to some strategic advice so your teammate and you can take down the tournament! In general, Two-Headed Giants decks are stronger than single player decks, so be prepared for some tough competition. Now let me take you through some of this formats HIDDEN GEMS. Evasion: With
TL;DR: WB has a lifegain-matters that works unintuitively in 2HG, so if you're judging a prerelease this is good to mention in your announcements. Also you might have to deal with multiple games in a match because of . While most cards work pretty straightforward in 2HG there are some quirks, often involving the combat phase or life total changes. Those cards are explained in these notes. If you’re playing a 2HG prerelease you should also check out the 2HG Hidden Gems that highlights which