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And rotate out existing cards. This is the most important part.

Totally agreed. But now they are kind of forced to keep going with them unless they specifically threaten the company’s existence because they are incredibly profitable. And why wouldn’t they be? They power push the formats so people either want the new and better cards or need them to keep up...

Wizards almost never ban cards from a set until the set is no longer selling packs. We’ll see the real amounts of bans in 6-12 months.

A few random news - The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle Earth is the best selling Magic set ever. - There will be two major Universes Beyond sets coming out in 2025 and two again in 2026. - Wizards consider Orcish Bowmasters and The One Ring design mistakes because they are too powerful...

Hey, hey, hey stop with the lying or I’ll have to send an assassin after you. He’ll show you the way to an early grave. Of course I will have to be careful because I risk the druid summons an investigator so maybe I should be careful as to not get caught and it will all have been for naught.

Heads up New Jumpstart set coming up. Will be released in November and themes are, to my understanding, focused on planeswalker heroes. We have a few spoilers already.

I see nothing wrong with that :P

Make it a 3/3 and “once each turn” and we’re there!

I really like white-broderes cards on the old cards where it was originally used if the card is in mint condition and has super white and clean borders. I think it looks wrong on the new cards with very few exceptions. Same opinion with the old card frame (renamed Classic frame) on new cards...

Could also be some sort of counter (not counter spells but counters you put on players and permanents) mechanic where a creature can only provoke once or twice depending on how many charge provoke counters it has. To avoid repetitive game states.

I am just sharing Wizards of the Coast’s own experiences with provoke. But I agree that there are ways to work around this problem. Both from a design perspective and from the players’ perspective.

Yeah provoke was one of those keywords with so much potential and they never used it again. Kind of odd. In fact it had so much potential that Hearthstone gave 100 % of all their minions provoke. The problem with creatures with an activated ability that lets them tap to avoid being provoked is...

This set is so cool What’s an Ebon Praetor? (Edit I guess tagging the card answers my question lol) Maybe this is a chance for them to learn what is and what isn’t card advantage. It says so right there on the card. (Not that it’s super important to know but hey..)

Maybe this kind of humour will not insult anyone. Depends on the decade I guess.

@Seeker Seriously it’s been a long time since I’ve laughed so hard at something I read online! Great post! I read the first row and thought “Hmmm this is interesting” The second row killed me :P

You can just treat them like they are individual cards and buy two.

@Kirblinx Yeah the 1v1 Commander variant cannot really be compared to the actual Duel Commander format because it was just a clone format that wasn’t taken care of. Duel Commander has existed for almost as long as EDH. The banlist is updated every 3 months. I think it is very good Wizards...

Dude I know that! I just don’t have to mention everyone every time. The list is endless. Or so it feels. Stop being a judge, move on dude!