The Technomancer
card-carrying scientician
Ischeron Scepter + Unsummon?
I dunno, that's all I've got.
I dunno, that's all I've got.
Right, but my question was if you throw, say, another dreadbore at it when it blinks back in at the end step (and they choose to blink it again), would it pop back in at the *next* end step or immediately.
And this card is only $8 because it's a rare in a small set right? I would imagine it would have bloomed similar to Voice.
Minus putting Goyf/Bob at Mythic, yes.Modern Masters seems to have been an unqualified success.
EDIT: Holy bad acting.
Minus putting Goyf/Bob at Mythic, yes.
The top 8 was fairly diverse, 6 decks showing, some being completely absent from the coverage before this. I was hoping Ari Lax would take it down, but this has been great to watch and Living End should be a cool finals. Really hope the local Modern scene picks up between this and MMA.
It wasn't. They would never be Mythic in a normal set, and by deciding to play tight on the supply, and they ended up not impacting the prices one bit.I want my 4 Goyfs and 3 other Bobs too. But mythic was the correct call on those. Now, those shitty dragons at mythic....eh.
It wasn't. They would never be Mythic in a normal set, and by deciding to play tight on the supply, and they ended up not impacting the prices one bit.
Because Mythic Rarity shouldn't be about price. How are people going to react when the card's $200? It's an Arena variant and a Vanilla beater. Neither would be Mythic if printed in a new set.The prices weren't supposed to be impacted. People said over and over again the prices weren't going to be affected. People still held their dreams about 10 dollar Bobs and 15 dollar Goyfs and refused to learn the basics of supply and demand. And two of the best cards in Magic history would certainly be mythic. Why would they not be?
Because Mythic Rarity shouldn't be about price. How are people going to react when the card's $200? It's an Arena variant and a Vanilla beater. Neither would be Mythic if printed in a new set.
Wait why did he concede? Couldn't he break the combo with Faerie Macabre?
They're explicity against what they would put at Mythic Rarity in a normal expansion. The set was going to sell like hotcakes regardless, and its obvious there's less supply of the new versions than the old.Except they're two of the best cards ever printed. You're going to tell me they're less worthy of mythic than Archangel's Light and Misthollow Griffin? Come on.
And what the holy fuck at the epic punt on the stream. Guy just straight conceded out of nowhere and he had the cards to win the game.
They're explicity against what they would put at Mythic Rarity in a normal expansion. The set was going to sell like hotcakes regardless, and its obvious there's less supply of the new versions than the old.
When a card hits the dollar level they're hitting, it makes it VERY hard to bring the price down later. In 2 years, when MM2 hits, how willing are people going to be to take the hit then?
MM2 isn't a follow up to RTR.They're two of the most powerful cards ever printed. What else do you think mythic in a best of set as going to be used as? I don't really see how you're devaluing the power of two cards played in literally every format. They're expensive because they're powerful. The supply being low is vastly underrated. If you had the money, you can buy up 75 off Star City now.
And in 2 years, when MM2 hits as a follow up to the most successful Magic product of all time from WotC perspective, it's probably going to do alright.
The definition of mythic rare given by wotc doesn't include power
It doesn't help Modern to have the meta game of events lower than GPs to be shaped by budget
It's the best-selling set of all time.The definition is that fewer of the cards are printed, but it's clearly where the two of the best cards ever printed are going to be placed in a greatest hits set. Again, it's nice to have those dreams of cheap Goyfs, but if you believed that, be angry at yourself for being naive, not WotC for following common sense protocols. And I hate that I'm defending WotC, because a ton of their business practices are garbage, but this one couldn't have gone any other way.
And the price point of Modern clearly hasn't hurt it, considering how MM was received. And RtR was nice, kirblar, but it didn't have the biggest MtG tourney of all time, now did it?
So there's a popular saying that a planeswalker is treated like another player. Why is that? This saying confused my friends last night when they thought I couldn't Cyclonic Rift their PW the same way you wouldn't be able to target a player with it. All I could say was regardless of it being "another player", the PW is still a valid target due to it being a nonland permanent.
It's the best-selling set of all time.
Who thought theyd be that cheap? Ha! I'd have settled for them coming down by half of where they were and even that's too much.The prices weren't supposed to be impacted. People said over and over again the prices weren't going to be affected. People still held their dreams about 10 dollar Bobs and 15 dollar Goyfs and refused to learn the basics of supply and demand. And two of the best cards in Magic history would certainly be mythic. Why would they not be?
Who thought theyd be that cheap? Ha! I'd have settled for them coming down by half of where they were and even that's too much.
Wasn't the whole point of the set to bring the barrier of entry to people who wanted to get into modern? The cards are even less accessible now, based on price. Pretty shitty way to jumpstart a format you're trying to pump.
They should show more Theros stuff at their Comic Con panel in two weeks.
Officially it was to get more people aware and interested Modern. It worked. Problem is that having a very limited print run doesn't do shit versus the increased demand, so while there are technically more copies of cards out now, it's all irrelevant. The cards at moronic rarity changes (Bob, Goyf) have already jumped to absurd prices, and the MMA versions are all a bit cheaper for the moment but will be just as expensive (likely moreso) than originals once the Modern ptq season comes around again.
Everything about Modern Masters sends a mixed, conflicted message, both about MMA and as an introduction to Modern as a whole.