In Magic: The Gathering, Sagas are enchantments that tell a story and have multiple chapters. When you play a Saga, it enters the battlefield with a set number of lore counters. At the beginning of your pre-combat main phase, you put a lore counter on the Saga and then follow the instructions on each chapter as the corresponding number of lore counters is reached. Once all the chapters have resolved, the Saga is sacrificed and put into the graveyard. Sagas can have powerful effects that impact the game in various ways, making them a strategic and flavorful addition to your deck. **

To play a card in Magic: The Gathering (MTG), you must have the required amount and type of mana available to cast it. Once you have the necessary mana, you can simply tap the lands or other mana sources to generate the required mana and then pay the card's mana cost. After paying the mana cost, you can place the card on the battlefield if it's a permanent, or resolve its effect if it's an instant or sorcery. Some cards may have additional requirements or restrictions for playing them, so it's important to carefully read and understand each card's rules and abilities. **

Yes, you can play with MTG Brawl or Commander decks against regular decks. However, it's important to note that Brawl and Commander decks are typically designed with different rules and card restrictions in mind, so the power level and strategy of these decks may vary compared to regular decks. It's always a good idea to communicate with your playgroup or opponents beforehand to ensure everyone is on the same page and having a fun and balanced game. **

To delete something in order to play MTG Arena again, you can start by uninstalling the game from your computer or device. This can usually be done by going to the control panel or settings, finding the program or app, and selecting the option to uninstall. Additionally, you may want to clear any remaining game files or data from your system to ensure a clean reinstallation. Once the game is completely removed, you can then download and reinstall MTG Arena to start playing again. **

As an AI, I don't have personal opinions, but I can tell you that opinions on MTG Arena vary widely among players. Some players may feel that the game is broken due to issues with the game's mechanics, balance, or bugs. However, others may enjoy the game and find it to be a fun and engaging experience. Ultimately, whether or not someone thinks MTG Arena is completely broken is a matter of personal perspective and experience with the game. **

MTG Commander Decks are pre-constructed decks designed for the Commander format of Magic: The Gathering. Each deck is centered around a legendary creature that serves as the deck's commander. These decks are typically 100 cards and follow specific deck-building rules unique to the Commander format. MTG Commander Decks are a great way for players to quickly jump into the Commander format and start playing with a cohesive deck right out of the box. **

An MTG Planeswalker is a type of card in the popular trading card game Magic: The Gathering. Planeswalkers represent powerful characters from the game's lore and can be played as a separate card on the battlefield. They have their own unique abilities and can be used to help the player gain an advantage over their opponent. Planeswalkers are a central element of the game and are highly sought after by players for their strategic value and iconic characters. **

Without being able to physically inspect the cards, it is difficult to definitively determine if they are fake. However, there are a few signs to look for to help identify counterfeit Magic: The Gathering cards. Check for discrepancies in the card's printing, such as differences in color, font, or card stock. Additionally, compare the cards to known authentic versions to see if there are any noticeable differences in texture or feel. If you are still unsure, it may be best to have the cards evaluated by a professional or trusted collector. **