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Your card is much too old.

Riddle: I should have won this cool collectible card with a unique set-symbol, but because our FLGS owner was lazy and distributed the cards at the start of Top 8 (instead of letting people pick in winning order after), I got an unremarkable junk common.

Is it...

X=1 weeping in the corner

The total disrespect shown to Newcastle.

Let's just brute force it, how many Magic cards are there? 20?

Hmmm... does anyone even rock default?

I dunno, life is short, cardboard is fleeting. Desecrate it.

Ship of These Nuts

I like that 3-mana Sarkhan. Get it printed on MTGO and I'll run it.

I'd love some critique if you have a minute:

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To be clear I think rarity restrictions are super different from what you (@Onderzeeboot) do with your color spaces. Your sets create super cool, innovative play experiences as a function of their structure. Color pairings create an actual play element, whereas a card does the same thing...

For a marginally better experience. And then again and again until you have a significantly better experience. I feel like restrictions can be an interesting starting point, but once you're in a place where you see a card (e.g. Myth Realized) would improve your environment (because it's perfect...

but wotc rarity is so arbitrary, and correlates so loosely with something like power e.g. peasant cube with Sol Ring the only argument I could really make in favor of these restrictions is that it cuts the search space / mental load of designing, but in terms of creating a desired gameplay...

Anyone else find it ridiculous when cube people get excited about a card being reprinted at a different rarity?

There is no 2012. Riptide began in 2013.