Published On Nov 19, 2015
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An introduction to Archenemy.
A multiplayer format variant for Magic: The Gathering
What is Archenemy?
Archenemy is a one vs many multi player format. In it, one player is the Archenemy, essentially the villain, who the other players must all team up against.
Each player has his or her own deck, as does the archenemy. But the archenemy player gets some added advantages, since they are battling against the rest of the group for survival.
The key difference is that the archenemy gets a second deck, known as their scheme deck, from which they can set scheme cards in motion. Scheme cards are special bonus cards that interact with the archenemies deck to make them a force that requires the teamwork and cooperation of all the other players.
Can the other players team up, unite, to stop you, the archenemy from eliminating them all?
ArchEnemy is a lot of fun! It’s main is going to be to more casual players, players who enjoy multiplayer games, and although it was not intended as such, archenemy is of special interest to commander players.
In fact, Commander is probably the format Archenemy is most widely played in. It’s a great way to mix things up for your playgroup, relax, and have fun ganging up with everyone against one player.
But taking out the archenemy isn’t as easy as it sounds, because scheme cards aren’t the only thing they have at their disposal .
