Onderzeeboot
Ecstatic Orb
Oh yeah, I would love it, but they're not truly useful for ModernOh man, completing those fetch lands would be so dope
Oh yeah, I would love it, but they're not truly useful for ModernOh man, completing those fetch lands would be so dope
Oh yeah, I would love it, but they're not truly useful for Modern
I don't ever play modern, but the folks here who do seem to like it plenty.2 I don't play modern, but I was under the impression that it was a robust format with fair selection of tier 1 decks, a broad selection of Tier 2 decks, and a great selection of plausible Tier 3 decks for the local FNM, at a variety of price points. Aside from the glaring failure of WOTC to keep Mana bases affordable, I was under the impression Modern was the best eternal format we've ever had. This is wrong?
1. I am filled with emotional anguish that the fetchlands don't etb untapped and fetch a tapped typed land, cause then you wouldn't get double dinged for grabbing tapped typed land.
2 I don't play modern, but I was under the impression that it was a robust format with fair selection of tier 1 decks, a broad selection of Tier 2 decks, and a great selection of plausible Tier 3 decks for the local FNM, at a variety of price points. Aside from the glaring failure of WOTC to keep Mana bases affordable, I was under the impression Modern was the best eternal format we've ever had. This is wrong?
1. I am filled with emotional anguish that the fetchlands don't etb untapped and fetch a tapped typed land, cause then you wouldn't get double dinged for grabbing tapped typed land.
2 I don't play modern, but I was under the impression that it was a robust format with fair selection of tier 1 decks, a broad selection of Tier 2 decks, and a great selection of plausible Tier 3 decks for the local FNM, at a variety of price points. Aside from the glaring failure of WOTC to keep Mana bases affordable, I was under the impression Modern was the best eternal format we've ever had. This is wrong?
1. I am filled with emotional anguish that the fetchlands don't etb untapped and fetch a tapped typed land, cause then you wouldn't get double dinged for grabbing tapped typed land.
2 I don't play modern, but I was under the impression that it was a robust format with fair selection of tier 1 decks, a broad selection of Tier 2 decks, and a great selection of plausible Tier 3 decks for the local FNM, at a variety of price points. Aside from the glaring failure of WOTC to keep Mana bases affordable, I was under the impression Modern was the best eternal format we've ever had. This is wrong?
When they say..
“Modern Horizons contains 249 new-to-Modern cards (254 total), with a mix of reprints not yet legal in Modern, and new cards.”
..does that include Basic lands? ”Reprints not yet legal in Modern”
I'm guessing that's what they meant with the "(254 total)", i.e. the five basic lands are the only cards in the set that are not new to modern.Quoting myself here.
Wizards have now confirmed that Basic lands will be an exception to this rule in Modern Horizons.
I was almost starting to look forward to what novelty shenanigans they were going to pull with a draftable set with no Basic lands
Quoting myself here.
Wizards have now confirmed that Basic lands will be an exception to this rule in Modern Horizons.
I was almost starting to look forward to what novelty shenanigans they were going to pull with a draftable set with no Basic lands
I'm guessing that's what they meant with the "(254 total)", i.e. the five basic lands are the only cards in the set that are not new to modern.
Yeah yeah I know and I knew that there would be Basic lands in the set, guys It was just a little funny thought.
Wotc overdosing on innovation Desert cube with modern shakeup cards!
As a Legacy specialist, though, I think I am quietly worried..
I think the testing team have probably done a solid job making sure they don't break Modern, or at least if they do break it to have broken it in a limited and interesting way. As a Legacy specialist, though, I think I am quietly worried and also excited about Modern Horizons' impact on Legacy.
The good:
-reprints of older cards is good and they might pick some of these based on what sees (fringe?) play in Legacy. this is good for card availability, price, and maybe it's good for getting people on the edge to finally buy into the format
-this seems cool and I like that they've integrated the new eternal cards product with the reprint product. that's smart
-new cards shiny pretty new card smell
-maybe some dope-ass art
the bad:
-I don't think they playtested Legacy very much, if at all(?) and it's possible that adding a new card to Modern will create some kind of critical mass in Legacy (not sure what would do this but maybe a new Force-lite free counter that goes in combo decks)
-most Legacy players (incl. me) seem to prefer it when Wizards takes a hands-off approach to Legacy. Sure, the Omnitell meta lasted maybe a little longer than it could've, but in general Legacy has the tools to (eventually) shift and adapt to any meta. This is great, but if we get another Leovold or something it'll be a real bummer. I'm not too worried about this but it would be disastrous for a while and Legacy is in a pretty good place again
my blue sky dream:
they reprint the OG duals, MaRo lights the original Reserved List on fire during the announcement, and more people start playing Legacy, the best and most thrilling format in Magic.
Good catch. That makes my design pretty clueless, doesn't it? :') Oh well, TDIL.Yawgmoth was explicitly not a planeswalker, wasn't he? Like, that was always the Phyrexians' biggest weakness, that they couldn't walk the planes?