Miragul is a strategic trading card game where players build decks from a diverse pool of cards and battle against each other. The goal is to use a combination of strategy, skill, and a bit of luck to defeat your opponent by reducing their life points to zero through tactical use of creature, spell, and artifact cards.

Players can build decks by selecting cards from their collection, adhering to the game’s deck-building rules, which typically include a minimum and maximum number of cards and limits on the number of copies of each card. The strategy in deck building involves creating synergies between cards and preparing strategies to counter popular opponent tactics.

Yes, Miragul features several types of cards, including creatures, spells, and artifacts. Each type plays a different role: creatures are used to attack and defend, spells can alter the course of the game with powerful effects, and artifacts provide ongoing benefits.

Cards in Miragul are categorized into different rarities, which often indicate their power and uniqueness. Common cards are the most frequent and foundational to gameplay, while rare and ultra-rare cards feature unique abilities and are less commonly found.

Player feedback is invaluable during the development stage. We encourage players to participate in beta testing, provide feedback on card design and game mechanics, and join our community forums to discuss their experiences and suggestions.