Ah, okay. That's fair. Feels so strange to have this much to keep track of, haha. But that's a totallt fair point. People are super excited for the FF set so it makes sense.
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They are? I kinda hate it tbh. If I wanted anime art on my tcg, I would have switched to another card game by now.
I'm with you, but I've seen the comments around it and how all the Pre-Orders are sold out and everything is already getting scalped (somehow?).
I don’t know how much of a metric this is but “Final Fantasy mtg cards” came up as a trending Google search on my work computer today (where I am not in the habit of lurking on cube forums).
Lord of the Rings was reportedly the most popular set ever, and I don’t remember seeing anything like this.
Lord of the Rings was reportedly the most popular set ever, and I don’t remember seeing anything like this.
FF is an IP with (likely) huge overlap with the MTG community, similar to LOTR. This set also attracts the dozens of worldwide Standard players, so it sells more.
I suspect Spiderman is a far less popular IP. I also suspect that Standard looks like a joke to outsiders two years from now and Modern not long after that. You can't mash half a dozen different IPs together and expect to have a game that looks serious.
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I suspect Spiderman is a far less popular IP. I also suspect that Standard looks like a joke to outsiders two years from now and Modern not long after that. You can't mash half a dozen different IPs together and expect to have a game that looks serious.
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The Marvel sets being legal in Standard is a bit suspect to me. I feel like they would be better served with Commander decks or something along those lines.FF is an IP with (likely) huge overlap with the MTG community, similar to LOTR. This set also attracts the dozens of worldwide Standard players, so it sells more.
I suspect Spiderman is a far less popular IP. I also suspect that Standard looks like a joke to outsiders two years from now and Modern not long after that. You can't mash half a dozen different IPs together and expect to have a game that looks serious.