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Luckily there's a backup solution for that.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/14/bank-of-america-says-hasbro-could-fall-34percent-as-company-kills-magic-the-gathering-card-game.html I'm frankly a bit alarmed by what was said in this article because if Hasbro actually takes this guy's advice, they would actually destroy the game. It's become...

It helps that Draft libraries usually aren’t more than 40 cards. You’re almost never going to have an EDH graveyard by virtue of your deck being a limited size.

He's using the Temporal Anchor to project himself into the past.

10/10 deck

The game itself was actually pretty fun. The board got clogged because both people were making 3+ creatures per turn, but both of us were doing so much to find what we needed in order to break through that it felt more like an arms race than a staring contest.

That's exactly how it plays! If you happen to be in a situation where your opponent has a wider board than you, it's totally possible to just blow up everything and still come out ahead. You would just save that specific use case for when you're losing. It's pretty rare someone will have more...

The best part of this set might unironically be the fact that Mishra's Bauble is going to be effectively an uncommon in a $4 booster set, meaning that I can get a playset of the real card for less than $60. We could be looking at $2 baubles at some point in the near future for the first time in...

This is a testing/includes thread. Post pictures using /ci or a text list using /c with what cards you plan to include and what cards you plan to test. Including: Recommission Recruitment Officer Hurkyl, Master Wizard No One Left Behind Bushwack Third Path Iconoclast Including if it's not...

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Oh look, literal Shield Counters. Not quite the same, but basically the same.

Oh look, another great one :):):):):)

A lot of Chris's older cards have actually aged really well! This one is lore relevant... And I might steal these two:

I don't think viewing a macro-archetype focused cube as a "cards not decks" design in 2022 is really going to lead to the design outcomes you're looking for if I'm understanding your goals correctly. In many ways, supporting the macro archetypes well is the purest form of decks-not-cards design...

Elspeth, Sun's Champion Elspeth, Sun's Nemesis The Wandering Emperor Tezzeret, Betrayer of Flesh Liliana, the Last Hope, Liliana, Dreadhorde General Sorin, The Mirthless Jaya, Fiery Negotiator Chandra, Acolyte of Flame Vivien, Monster's Advocate Garruk Wildspeaker Wrenn and Seven Kaito Shizuki...

Big fan of this. I love modal cards. This is both a nice early game play and a potential finisher, plus it's an artifact creature that places counters.

If you're filling the graveyard it's a nice bonus. It basically draws you a card in that case.

Some nice uncommons: