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The problem with that suggestion is that {U}{G} is not how WotC would order those colors. It's always been {G}{U} (despite the UG Madness webcomic, R.I.P.! It even started out with a proper Communism joke for @TrainmasterGT!). In @Brad's example there's {U}{B}, {B}{R}, and {U}{R}. Two of those...

One cute fact is that WotC changed its mind about wedge color order. Fungal Shambler It used to be the insular color, followed by the guild pair.

I've gotta stand up for the superior color wheel :p At the very least it's my personal favorite ;)

Nah, it's WB, BU, UG, GR, RW! That or WU, UB, BR, RG, GW, WB, UR, BG, RW, GU.

This hits hard as well. I remember the days where I would battle it out with friends using casual 60 card decks. I had so many of those! A mono blue deck that "abused" Minamo, School at Water's Edge being able to target itself by attaching Darksteel Garrison to it. A BG deck using Wild Pair to...

”The Gauntlet That Will Pinch”* {1}{R} For Mirrodin! (when etb create 2/2 and attach) Equipped creature gets +1/-1 Equip {1} * I have no idea if that’s the name, no hablo Español :)

Oh god, this is too relatable :oops: (Also, I do care about RipLab, which does help keep some semblance of interest in MtG alive ;))

Don’t do that to yourself please, that’s very unhealthy! o_O

She dead bro. Literally resting in pieces o_O

At least she's an avatar! (And a comparatively weak one, though her daughter's ironically the weakest avatar.)

I completely agree with your conclusion (they are pissing away a 20 year build-up of goodwill for short-sighted gains), but I think you underestimate the OGL's impact on D&D's current success. Paizo's products surged in popularity after 4e was published under a separate license (it didn't use...

Following prototype, I liked the version using the bottom box for the main effect, and the shaded top box for the Terramorph ability best. Obviously this kind of card works best when it pairs a non-permanent spell (instant or sorcery) with a permanent spell (land, in this case), but it could...

Besides being angry at WotC/Hasbro over the leaked OGL and follow-up lies* , New Phyrexia, or whatever it is called, does not interest me in the slightest. I don't enjoy Phyrexians, I don't enjoy the poison mechanic, I don't enjoy the needlessly wordy designs... The only Mirrodin set I ever...

e) This question is hard to answer with the mild to severe disgust I have for WotC itself at the moment.

Hey, I recognize that mood! My players are on board with trying out other ttrpg's after we finish the current 5e campaign, I don't foresee myself returning to D&D unless several stakeholders in WotC's management are sacked and the company becomes independent from Hasbro (and possibly...

Sorry :( Mirrodin never really interested me anyways, I don’t care for poison or Phyrexians. Plus, WotC are being greedy pigs doing a “ruin D&D” speed run, while lying to us about it, making me even less inclined to buy their product. I think I will actually skip the prerelease this time.

Okay, hot take, maybe, but D&D being such a big name, even if it isn't perhaps the best system out there, has been a boon for the RPG hobby. It's always been a rather niche hobby, and it's only because D&D has become so popular that you can easily find other players to play with. In "old" times...

Paizo’s pulling the trigger on their “own” OGL variant! It’s going to be perpetual and irrevocable, and it’s not going to be owned by a publisher but by an independent law firm (to be transferred to a yet to be founded neutral foundation at a later date)! Link. They’ve also gone and said...

Sure it isn't spurious ham?

With Hasbro's and WotC's greed about to infect D&D (see this, e.g., for a short explanation) I might hold my wallet closed for a while regarding WotC products...