Hey everyone, I wanted to let you know about some exciting news regarding the upcoming New Berlin Magic Tryouts. For all of you who are interested in trying out for the prestigious New Berlin Magic team, this is your chance to showcase your skills and potentially become a part of this incredible team. The tryouts will be taking place on June 15th at the New Berlin Community Center. **This is a great opportunity for players of all skill levels to demonstrate their abilities and potentially earn a spot on the team.** Whether you are a seasoned professional or someone who has always dreamed of playing for the Magic, these tryouts are open to everyone aged 16 and above. There will be various drills and exercises that will allow you to demonstrate your shooting, dribbling, and defensive abilities.
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There is a free exclusive hero skin up for grabs for those who pre-register via Play Store the Pirate Catherine skin-- and a legendary pack with 3 gold keys, 300 dragonsteel, 300 shadowsteel and 77,777 gold. If you go to the official Might Magic website, you can pre-register to get an alert when Elemental Guardians goes live, and get an in-game reward as well.
There will be various drills and exercises that will allow you to demonstrate your shooting, dribbling, and defensive abilities. Additionally, there will be a scrimmage at the end of the tryouts, giving the coaching staff a chance to see how well you perform in a game setting. **The coaching staff will be looking for players who show great teamwork, determination, and the ability to contribute positively to the team.
Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians brings the fantasy RPG series to phones (Update: Out now!)
The new mobile incarnation of the Might & Magic franchise is now available for Android devices via the Play Store.
By John Callaham May 31, 2018Update (05/31): Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians is now available to download on Android devices via the Google Play Store. Publisher Ubisoft celebrated the launch with a new trailer (above) showing the turn-based gameplay in action.
If you pre-registered to play Elemental Guardians you’ll be able to grab a “special reward” in-game until June 7. The latest entry in the Might & Magic series is a free-to-play title with in-app purchases which range from $0.99 to $99.99 per item.
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Original story (03/15): The Might & Magic fantasy RPG series is one of the longest running console and PC video game franchises. Today, Ubisoft announced it is bringing the series over to smartphones with the worldwide launch of Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians on May 31 for Android and iOS. The game was soft launched in limited markets about a year ago.
The first Might & Magic game launched for the Apple II way back in 1986 by New World Computing. More games were released in the series, even after the developer was acquired in 1996 by The 3DO Company. Later, 3DO shut down and the rights to the Might & Magic franchise were purchased by Ubisoft, who released a number of PC, console and mobile games since then.
Might & Magic: Elemental Guardians was developed by Ubisoft Barcelona Mobile specifically for Android and iOS. Players will have to assemble a team of characters to fight in tactical strategy RPG battles. Over 400 creatures will be available to either collect for your team, or to fight against in matches. Those creatures can also evolve over time to gain new powers and abilities, and you can battle other people worldwide in PvP matches.
The game also promised to have augmented reality features. You can take pictures of yourself with your team’s creatures side-by-side with this AR mode, along with a way to watch matches in some kind of AR view. The game will also have special live events, and you can join in-game Guilds to go on special co-op adventures with friends. If you go to the official Might & Magic website, you can pre-register to get an alert when Elemental Guardians goes live, and get an in-game reward as well.
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** If you are interested in participating in the tryouts, registration is required. You can register online on the New Berlin Magic website or visit the New Berlin Community Center in person. **Remember, spots are limited, so make sure to register as soon as possible to secure your spot in the tryouts.** For more details about the New Berlin Magic Tryouts, including the schedule and what to bring, be sure to visit the New Berlin Magic website or contact the team directly. Good luck to everyone who will be trying out for the team. We can't wait to see the talent that New Berlin has to offer. Best regards, [Your Name].
Reviews for "Be Part of the Magic at New Berlin Magic Tryouts"
1. John - 1/5 - I was highly disappointed by the "New Berlin Magic Tryouts" show. The performers lacked skill and expertise, resulting in a dull and uninspiring experience. The tricks they performed were basic and amateurish, without any wow factor. The show also lacked any cohesive storyline or flow, making it feel disjointed and confusing. I wouldn't recommend wasting your money on this subpar magical production.
2. Sarah - 2/5 - The "New Berlin Magic Tryouts" show fell short of my expectations. While there were a few impressive moments, overall, it was a lackluster performance. The magicians seemed to struggle with their tricks, often fumbling and making mistakes. The staging and set design were minimalistic, and the lack of creativity was evident. I had high hopes for this show, but unfortunately, it failed to deliver the magical experience I was looking for.
3. Michael - 2/5 - The "New Berlin Magic Tryouts" show was underwhelming. The magicians were unengaging and failed to captivate the audience. The tricks were predictable, and I wasn't left in awe at any point during the performance. Additionally, the pacing of the show was off, with awkward gaps between acts. Save your money and skip this show unless you have a penchant for mediocre magic acts that lack excitement and creativity.
4. Emily - 1/5 - I had high expectations for the "New Berlin Magic Tryouts" show, but unfortunately, it fell flat. The magicians were forgettable, and their tricks were unimpressive. The overall production value was low, with minimal effort put into the costumes and staging. The lack of charisma and engagement from the performers made the entire experience quite boring. I left the show feeling disappointed and regretful of the money I had spent on a ticket.
5. David - 1/5 - The "New Berlin Magic Tryouts" show was a wasted opportunity for an entertaining evening. The magicians seemed unprepared and often stumbled through their tricks. The lack of seamless transitions and clear storytelling made it difficult to follow the performance. The show lacked the excitement and wonder that one would expect from a magic show. Overall, it was a disappointing experience that I wouldn't recommend to anyone seeking to be amazed or entertained.