We have been working on that from an OCTGN perspective. The upcoming release will not add this support in, but the next release should. We are thinking that an attached Enchantment on an Enchantment should splay underneath to the right or left of the target Enchantment.

I do not think that there is an official ruling on this, though there should be (IMHO) before tourney season starts.

You may not attach two Enchantments of the same name to the same object even if one is face up and the other is face down.

Anytime you see the word "target" in card text, like in Adramelech's Torment, LoS is a requirement for targeting. For this spell there is no range limiter.

If anyone has the time/energy to watch my first match which was against Biblo and comment about my strategy/technique and what I could to improve. It would be much appreciated. It was only my 3rd or 4th time ever using a Priest but I play the Priestess a lot so I have a general sense of what to do. I was able to watch most of the video and listening to Coshade commentate definitely made me feel better as he was very complimentary to some of my strategy but I really would like to get better and taking any advice would be useful.

I would recommend you open a thread on your match, post your book and opening strategy and what you think you did right and wrong, then ask for comments and suggestions. Please have a thick skin, with many players English is not their first language so wording can be lets say course, it truly is meant to be helpful not hurtful. Many of these players are very good at the game.

This was discussed and covered somewhere someplace sometime I am unable to find at the moment. If the Defender with the Counterstrike trait dies (during the Apply Damage and Effects step) it is Destroyed and it moved to the discard pile and as a result it does not get to Counterstrike. On the other hand, a Damage Barrier is something the Attacker has to pass though and is always triggered regardless of the Life/Death status of the Defender.

Make sure you have a good system for organizing your cards! Not keeping my collection organized by set from the beginning is one of the biggest mistakes I've made as a Mage Wars player, especially now that I've started playing Academy as well as Arena. Organizing my cards is going to be quite the summer project!

I keep mine in color coded sleeves by Spell Type, then sort Alpha by School then Alpha in each school. Other than the 4 or 5 spellbooks all of my cards are sorted in the box. The OCTGN SBB lets separate out cards from each release if I need it to. So if I wanted to make an IRL Academy spellbook. I would first do it in the OCTGN SBB and then build out the book with the cards from the box.

This is an old picture my box is almost completely filled now since Academy and Domination have been added into the mix, but you should still get the drift:

Works well with my OCD, though admittedly it is not the fastest process to build an IRL spellbook.

To further clarify that is the General Release not the Early Release.