The void ends now! The ultimate strategy guide featuring contributions from many legends of the game.

Created by

Patrick Chapin “The Innovator”

Features 455 pages and full color pictures of Magic the Gathering Cards.

Includes a Foreword by Richard Garfield This book looks at Magic: The Gathering in two ways. “Looking in, it talks about the world the game rules have created, and how players have strived to master it. Looking out, it talks about how Magic has connected people and created bonds that have lasted a lifetime.  Within these pages, you’ll find insights into design, stories of community, and examinations of strategy. It delights me that so many people have found the beauty of the world of games through Magic.”

The Definitive Master Class Next Level Magic Forever is a complete standalone work and the game's ultimate strategy guide. It features everything needed to start from any level of experience and progress all the way up to world class deckbuilding and play. This timeless piece of history captures thirty-three years of lessons and lore. This is the stunning signed limited edition with a deluxe hardcover.

The Legendary Team This project features countless guest appearances and special contributions, as well as chapters written by an extensive lineup of the game's most brilliant minds, including:

 

Richard Channing Garfield is an American mathematician, inventor, and game designer best known for creating Magic: The Gathering, the first collectible card game, in 1993.

Patrick Chapin is an American Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour player and a game designer. Chapin has made six Pro Tour top eights, spanning three decades, and four Grand Prix top eights. In 2012, Chapin was voted into the Magic: The Gathering Hall of Fame. His induction took place during Pro Tour Return to Ravnica in October 2012. He currently is a podcaster on The Resleevables: A Magic: The Gathering video series from Patrick Sullivan and Patrick Chapin that dissects the game's history by reviewing expansions sets from top to bottom before giving them a letter grade.