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The mother of the EDH is the multiverse of Magic, The Gathering. The story of Elder Highlander Dragon traces its roots back to Fairbanks in Alaska. Its creator and debutant back in the year 1993 was wanting for an idea of how to bring the simple belief of magic to the world. The mathematician designer’s idea had an idea of the game as a 2-player duel.

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The initial idea was simple. Each of the players has a sixty-card deck. Within the deck are lands producing mana. These cards have either green, white, black, blue, or red colors. Tapping these cards provide fuel to help other cards to give out spells and bring creatures to life. From the spells and creatures, you, as the player, must cut down your opponent’s life points from twenty to zero to win.

The game has since improved. Now the came can incorporate multi-players as well as indulge those who prefer one-on-one. You now have forty life points instead of twenty. Additionally, your opponents can attack you as long as it is their turn. Each of your decks now consists of one hundred cards. Of the one hundred cards, one is the leader.

Creating a leader of your troop is an ongoing development in making the game more competitive. Currently, it is the personality that defines your character in the game. Interest in EDH has been increasing since the competitive series begun in the 1990s. Ever since the commander personality is the heart of the game. Your strategies and the abilities dictate your progress in the game. The creation of the commander as the epitome of the deck helps your skill as a player in the game. It shows your ability to use your cards, to win exploit your opponents.