Here’s a useful link to all new MTG players and for those who are interested in playing it:

https://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtgcom/academy/24

It explains the different things that happen in a player’s turn, from the beginning phase right until the end phase. It’s pretty easy to understand because they provide examples.

In the MTG website, Mike Flores talks about the impact “Cascade” can have on the tournament scene. He points out that the most cascade cards likely to be played are Bituminous Blast and Bloodbraid Elf, with Enigma Sphinx possibly becoming a huge seven-mana threat.

Here’s something that made me get interested in using “clash” cards:

If you have a Neutral Grounds forum account, and if you’re still sometimes confused by abilities and stuff, read this simple explanation related to the trample ability:

http://www.neutralgrounds.net/forums/index.php/topic,13478.0/topicseen.html

So, in short, only the opponent can assign his attacking creature’s combat damage.

The NG forum is mostly, if not all, filled with Filipino players.

source: neutralgrounds