The tutorial seemed alright as well for beginners to learn the most basic mechanics of the game like how to play cards and all the basic card types to smaller interactions between cards in the game
If you find yourself with additional time on your hands and would like a chance to use some of what you learned today, I recommend Josh Bennett's excellent article "Introducing the Pit Fighter Legends" where he not only coins the term "facesmashery", but where he also puts some of the best writing chops in Magic on display for all to see
As a 3/4 creature, Brimaz is well-suited to both offense and defense
It makes a lot of these cards feel a bit forced/lacking-innovation imo
The third digital-only mechanic is called Conjure , which creates a card for you to use out of nowhere not a token or a copy, but an actual card that can sit in your hand until you are ready to use it
Once you have multiple mana rocks and lands on the battlefield, you can quickly snowball