Search results

For me it's the Tarkir ones. Maybe it's because I started playing circa 2008 so Alara was new as me to the game, and it wasn't difficult to learn the Bant, Esper, Grixis, Jund and Naya. But when Tarkir came out, I had some problem distinguishing between Mardu and Temur and Sultai. For me the...

Volcano Hellion

Darksteel Gargoyle

Death Speakers

I’m Italian and I confirm! I think this is a little different from the only other “modified” we got in Magic, that was in mystery boosters: Louvaq, the Aberrant I hope that too!

Shrines are fun! the first time

Worst to lose to: probably storm for me, too Best to win with: slowly chipping damage with small creatures during the attack step, without “cheating” like unblockable creatures And what about worst to win with and best to lose to? Next week? ;)

Or at least run it in a unique version like the textless promo stuff or beta to distinguish it very easily to the others

and Makeshift Battalion to battalion on Ravnica!

I love this

Yeah, KotR is the best GW card ever

Watchwolf Much, much cleaner and fair ;)

I'm a bit off-topic, but I love to find these old Limited formats analysis... does exist an archive for them or something similar?

I love phasing. I like the fact it's becoming almost an evergreen keyword

Venerated Loxodon?

So, they changed slightly the werewolf mechanic just to have a token... it will be difficult to remember which werewolves have the old mechanic and which have the new one, in a Cube that has both... I would have preferred if they kept the same :(

"If you own the right official token cards, create three 1/1 soldier tokens". This also incentivizes people to buy packs to find the right tokens for their deck, and we all know that Wizards loves money! F for ophiomancer though

This reminds me of the slow cantrips from Ice Age era, and I loved them

One mana, create five 1/1 tokens, you lose the game

The most powerful is probably Word of Seizing