With the Magic: Legends open beta now underway, we thought it was a good time to discuss the Magic: Legends classes, and to give you a little information on each of them to help you pick.

So, with very little ado, let’s jump into what we know about the Magic: Legends classes. It is, of course, possible to customise the playstyles a little with the deck you build, but we’ll get to that later.

Magic: Legends classes

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It’s worth noting that you can unlock other classes as you go, and you can then switch between them as you do so, so you’ll never need to start a new character. It’s a bit like Final Fantasy XIV in that respect, which is wonderful.

Also, each of the classes has three abilities alongside the cards you’ll pick up and the deck you can build. The first ability is your basic attack, while the rest have a cooldown and are basically special abilities. The other side of things are the cards, which you cast using mana, with each one having a mana cost, and the cards cycling through your deck as you cast them.

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Geomancer – Red

The geomancer is your classic Red mage. They’re all about close-combat and form big old rock gloves to allow them to punch everything near them. This is the class for you if you really like hitting things.

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Beastcaller – Green

The Beastcaller is aptly named because rather than fighting alone; they always bring along an Aether Fox. Their fighting style works alongside the wolf, and they can buff and heal them with ease.

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Sanctifier – White

The Sanctifier is a White mage who specialises in healing and long-range support. While they’re not great in a fight on their own, they can summon a powerful Angel to solve that problem for them.

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Mind Mage – Blue

Blue mages have midrange attacks, deal debuffs, and occasionally run away because they’re not great in a right on their own. It’s pretty much what you’d expect.

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Necromancer – Black

The Necromancer is a midrange Black mage who summons skeletons, drains the life from their foes, and use a pendulum to attack. We assume that’s because it’s a reference to time and how it decays all things, or something.

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