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Yeah! It's John, Lord of Perpetual Exemption!

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Our Dalek friend has a much lower floor because you need to be far enough ahead to actually start triggering him (and he needs to survive until the end step). Corpse Appraiser costs one less mana and basically always draws you the card, which usually gives it the edge in my book. Personally...

Ponder Hand is superior to the Merfolk and various promos. It even comes in a nice old-border printing!

Neither do Unholy Strength and Burrowing but here we are.

Makes sense that most people don't run the Titans anymore; they're expensive and swingy! Ok. Kev Walker. Super hot take, I know lol.

Which cards?

Yesterday, you said tomorrow, so just do it!!

Can I vote for don’t play Inferno Titan?

Jeez, the forums are 10 years old this year, aren't they. Lol.

It's not too many spoilers, it's nobody had posted here since May lol.

Honestly, I think it's because the point of the special frames is to look cool more than be functional. I don't think WOTC was initially expecting people to just use alternate frame cards in their deck when they started doing these back in 2015, especially given the fact that they were rarer...

I mean, they're basically just keywording clockspinning for a deck that is full of that effect. Is that really worse than writing out "For each suspended card you own and each permanent you control with a time counter on it, you may add or remove a time counter" on two dozen or so cards?

We now have an objective best food token: Fish Fingers and Custard! There were also some other cards revealed: This one is my favorite: There will be 200 new cards in this set. They will be available in the 4 commander decks and extra collector boosters. I am quite excited for this set...

Indeed! I've actually hyperlinked WTYP stuff in some of my other writings before. As for my favorite episode, I'm just going to say the I-35 Bridge Collapse episode I linked. It was far enough into the show that they had an idea of what they were doing, but it was well before they started...

The funny thing is, Magic didn't initially have the 4 cards to a deck rule. In fact, decks didn't even need 60 cards at the time: the minimum was 40! It wasn't until people started playing decks consisting of 20 Mountains and 20 Lightning Bolts that the "4 cards to a deck" rule was added and the...

The more we see of this set the more I think it should not be called "Commander Masters" and instead should be called "Timmy Card Masters." It feels like the design goal of this set is to make everyone draft decks that feel like EDH circa 2009. This is funny because most of the reprints are...

That's a weird way of spelling Modern :)

Mercadian Goblins have been smart since the 90's.