A couple of questions....

I've played MtG for a long time, but just tried Duels of the Planeswalkers for the first time a few days ago. I haven't touched any previous versions, so I apologize if this is just common knowledge of the series. I noticed there are unlock packs being sold
as DLC. I looked around, but haven't been able to find a solid answer of what that does. I realize it unlocks the cards you get from each section of the campaign, but what does that include? Will buying the Theros pack unlock the entire Theros block (which
seems a bit too...generous of them for $5) or is it some kind of limited pool based on Theros?

Other question (I think the answer is no, but...): is there any way to start with a mono-color deck? From what I saw, it seems like it's only 2-color decks.

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a couple of questions....

so last nite i noticied u can stab a guy and get his dogtags but u can also quick knife an enemy... do u still get the dogtags? and where can i view the dogtags ive acquired? i only see a running counter. also, do u still get points for healing vehicles?
and how can u tell when its health is full while healing? also are **** and engineer guns interchangeable between those 2 classes like in beta? thanks, i havent had enough time w game yet!

 

A couple of questions

i don't know if I'm in the right place but I have a couple of questions.

first I have the army of two Devils cartel it only plays to a certain point and locks the system. I have 2 disks 1 new and 1 used both do the same at the same spot?

next I just got the need for speed rivals. It says I need 1.6 mb for hd I have 2.3 available won't load so I went and bought a 16 gb flash for Xbox still won't work?

please help

 

The $5 packs of cards like Theros, Innistrad, etc. are the complete collection of cards that can be earned form that plane by simply playing the game. The "Battle Boosters" are the "premium" cards that you have to pay for it you want them and you can not
earn in the game. The $25 bundle has all of the cards that you can earn by playing the game, the "Battle Boosters" and foil stickers. As for whether you can start out the game with a mono-color deck, (be fore-warned it has been awhile since I did the initial
deck selection and I am old so my memory can be faulty at times) you are correct in that you have to start out with a multi-color deck. However, after a few rounds of opening booster packs you should be able to start building a mono-colored deck or your liking.

 

Let me correct myself. I just learned, after thinking I had accidentally paid to unlock the Battle Boosters, that they can be unlocked from winning multiplayer games too.