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MAGE - Magic, Another Game Engine

XMage allows you to play Magic against one or more online players or computer opponents. It includes full rules enforcement for over 10,000 unique cards (nearly 20,000 counting all cards from different editions). Starting with Eventide, all regular sets have nearly all the cards implemented (detailed overview).

There are public servers where you can play XMage against other players. You can also host your own server to play against the AI and/or your friends.

You can visit the XMage forum here.

Features

Deck editor, with importer/exporter (load and save from/to clipboard/file).
Currently supported deck formats:
- Importer:
  - Plaintext:
    - XMage (.dck)
    - XMage with information (.dck_info)
    - MTG Arena (.mtga)
    - MTG Online (.dek)
    - Magarena, Apprentice (.dec)
    - Magic Workstation (MWS) (.mwDeck)
    - Official magic.wizards.com website and others (.txt)
    - draft logs! (.draft)
  - XML:
    - Cockatrice (.cod)
    - OCTGN 2/3 (.o8d)
- Exporter:
  - Plain text:
  - XMage (.dck)
  - XMage with information (.dck_info)
  - MTG Arena (.mtga)
  - MTG Online (.dek)
Simple computer AI opponent
Two player duel or a multiplayer free-for-all game with up to 10 players
Supports special formats like Commander (up to 10 players), Cube, Tiny Leaders, Super Standard, Historic Standard
There are two tournament types supported (elimination or swiss type handling), which can be played with up to 16 players:
- Booster (also Cube) draft tournaments (4-16)
- Sealed (also from Cube) tournaments (2-16)

Installation

Download and install the latest XMage release. You will need to have Version 7 or later of the Java Runtime Environment.

Look here for more detailed instructions. Here you can find a log of the latest changes.

Running local server

Look here for instructions to setup local server and play it with friends (computers with router/NAT);
Look here for instructions to setup server as a service in linux base systems like Ubuntu.

Running public server

Look here for instructions to run cloud server with docker (like DigitalOcean);
Look here for instructions to run own server;
Look here for instructions to run admin panel to manage server's users and tables;
Look here for recommended settings on big servers (with 50+ online users).