Can this be used to make a really great deck from scratch? Thanks!!!!
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If you have no magic cards to start, it's unlikely you'll be able to make a deck using only a box of 36 boosters, since you'll only have about 36 basic land cards to choose from (you need about 20-25 for a 60-card deck). If you're starting from scratch, use the much cheaper deck builder toolkit.
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Yes and no. The cards are randomized so you might get really great cards or you might get a bunch of useless ones. Your likely to get some pretty good stuff though. For quick and easy deckbuilding i would suggest a deckbuilders toolkit. The semi randomized cards will get you enough good cards of most colors to get you started.
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Yes you can make a really great deck with any booster. But you have to know what format you want to play in. Once you know that you will know what to buy. You might want to try buying a "bulk" or "lot" of magic cards to make a random deck to see how you like the game. Good luck.
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Michael, this particular model was rated highest for the money, not sure if it was Consumer Reports or some other group that ran tests on several. that's why I bought it, and compared to my other $60 one hands down tons better. I'd say perfect for a deck.........we just had so much area to paint. Tomorrow we're doing another 35 sections of cedar fence. Good luck. p.s. my first one as we opened it came with broken seal and Amazon overnnighted its replacement. This is the place to buy for sure.
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Hi! It can definitely be played as a stand alone game, but it works seamlessly with all the other exansions. I think it is fun to mix them all together, it makes for larger decks and the same old cards pop up less. Have fun!
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I actually purchased this deck as a gift for my grandson. He seems to enjoy practicing magic tricks but I can't tell you how well they handle. Sorry
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I would think that it could. You would need to fasten it down for wind with something--nails? And if your deck is like mine it has space between the boards that might let misquitos come up from underneath.
1125508
I don't believe that it is....it is a nice deck however....I would buy it again
1521227
It is good to start as a beginner. If you are looking to make a deck, this can be useful as it provides a wide variety. However, if you are looking to improve a deck with powerful cards, you are not guaranteed what you want. I would recommend this if you are looking to increase your collection, or if you are a beginner duelist looking for affordable cards. This is also a very good deal in terms of price for how many cards you get.
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No, just buy a starter deck. This is a awful product that deceives you into thinking you're gonna get a lot of completely random and assorted cards when the vast majority of it is duplicates and uninteresting and weak cards. With a starter deck you can at least be guaranteed the cards that it comes with(to fit the theme) and you also get a booklet to show you how it works. This is not a great way to start, it's only a good way to waste money and increase the amount of crappy-stock cards.
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I would not recommend this for a deck for a few reasons:1. It is very soft, even when cured. It would handle the weather great, but would be destroyed by foot traffic very quickly.2. It is a High Gloss (think glasslike) finish and I would think VERY slippery when wet.3. It is very expensive, and you'd need multiple (8+) coats to build it up.I would check with the manufacturer to see if they have a different product suitable to your needs.
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Yes it can!! Your deck is not brand new so it should work just fine there are no stipulations on the kind of wood you can use it on
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I use a disposable paintbrush, but sure, it's thin enough that you could apply it that way. Probably a small foam roller would work well. I hope your deck isn't very large. This stuff is pricey for that application! My application was coating some steel and copper lines to be submerged in saltwater. Worked well for that.
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Nick this is Josh, my mother bought this block of 1000 and split them between myself my brother and my sister in-law. I have a feeling you will not want this block I did get quite a few standard legal cards as I run 3 standard legal decks of my own in local magic tourneys. but there are quite a bit that will not be playable in standard legal as well. I hope this helps man.
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Doing well; however, would strongly suggest lightly sanding and putting on 2-3 layers of polyurethane. If I had done that rather than use the recommended oil, it would have held up beautifully. The sections on the tabletop where the joints come together have lifted warp d a bit. So, before putting it out on our deck for the season, plan to sand and polyurethane it to prevent any further lifting/warping.
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You should rent a deck sander if possible. This little thing would take forever to sand a deck.
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We've used 2 decks for six players and it worked well. The only draw back is that your draw card pile will go down faster, so making a canasta is much more challenging even with a partner.
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Hi Heather, I cannot answer your question as my grandson wanted this deck and I sent it to him as he lives in Cancun. Sorry....
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Yes and no. I'd suggest a pre-built deck as your very first deck, it gives you the best sense of what you need and what makes a good deck. But this is great once you're comfortable building your own deck (but you'll need land cards too).