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Needs a Holiday on Gallifrey
It seems ingest is surprisingly annoying. It sort of nets you bizarro card advantage, especially if you start milling threats via luck.
Are people still going 40 cards per deck normally? Or is Ingest causing them to go higher?
Are people still going 40 cards per deck normally? Or is Ingest causing them to go higher?
Are people still going 40 cards per deck normally? Or is Ingest causing them to go higher?
Still 40, I think the only real chance to have to get decked in limited is if you run into Ulamog.
Eldrazi Skyspawner and Silent Skimmer were my two best performing commons of the weekend. Flying is so good.
Roilmage's Trick and Encircling Fissure were also great, since no one was playing around them yet, and unlike various cards like them in other sets, they work on both attack and defense.
If that's the case then a couple extra cards isn't going to save you. Doesn't sound like it's really easy to hit 10 mana though, so it's such a small percentage threat even if someone drafts him.
It's actually surprisingly easy to hit 10 mana, there's a ton of ramp in this set and board stalemates are very common. Conduit of Ruin is a ridiculous Ulamog enabler.
It's actually surprisingly easy to hit 10 mana, there's a ton of ramp in this set and board stalemates are very common. Conduit of Ruin is a ridiculous Ulamog enabler.
But if you ramp and the opponent board stalls most likely they'll have 2 to 3 answers to your big threat in hand at the time you'll get to 10 mana.
You get to exile their 2 biggest threats on cast, so even if Ulamog's countered, your opponent is still in trouble. Then the only answers that stop Ulamog are exile effects, so Stasis Snare and Quarantine Field if they're lucky enough to pull that, unless I'm forgetting something. If Ulamog hits the battlefield in limited, it's almost always a game win.
Lots of changes today: http://magic.wizards.com/en/article...banned-and-restricted-announcement-2015-09-28
Announcement Date: September 28, 2015
Effective Date: October 2, 2015
Magic Online Effective Date: October 7, 2015
Legacy:
Dig Through Time is banned.
Black Vise is unbanned.
Vintage:
Chalice of the Void is restricted.
Dig Through Time is restricted.
Thirst for Knowledge is unrestricted.
Lots of changes today: http://magic.wizards.com/en/article...banned-and-restricted-announcement-2015-09-28
Announcement Date: September 28, 2015
Effective Date: October 2, 2015
Magic Online Effective Date: October 7, 2015
Legacy:
Dig Through Time is banned.
Black Vise is unbanned.
Vintage:
Chalice of the Void is restricted.
Dig Through Time is restricted.
Thirst for Knowledge is unrestricted.
Lots of changes today: http://magic.wizards.com/en/article...banned-and-restricted-announcement-2015-09-28
Announcement Date: September 28, 2015
Effective Date: October 2, 2015
Magic Online Effective Date: October 7, 2015
Legacy:
Dig Through Time is banned.
Black Vise is unbanned.
Vintage:
Chalice of the Void is restricted.
Dig Through Time is restricted.
Thirst for Knowledge is unrestricted.
Scour From Existence gets him too. He's definitely still worth it to build your deck to cast him. If you attack once the game is basically over, and even if they snap kill him it was a 3 for 1.
Kozilek's Channeler was the key card for me in making the big dudes castable. That lets you play the 7 and 8 drops without much trouble.
Would have liked to see some changes in Modern, if just for experimentation's sake.
Expect that in Feb.
When my opponent got the manadork out I once tapped it down for 2 turns while awakening my land and beating down until he had to chump block with it
What makes you say that?
What makes you say that?
What makes you say that?
The past two years have had bans right before the Modern Pro Tour. I could see them banning Deceiver, but really Modern has been much better since the Pod ban.
Modern Pro Tour is at around that time and Wizards likes to see cards need a ban via format warping(See Pod/TC/DTT)
Modern changes tend to happen before modern pro tours. I'd also only expect unbannings, if anything.
Well, yeah, sure. It is certainly possible to disrupt your opponent's plans for playing the big guys. To be successful the Eldrazi deck will need some smaller guys and especially stuff in the 4-6 range to hold down the ground. Or a bunch of removal. Channeler is actually good at that as well since a 5 mana 4/4 can block pretty well when it isn't on mana duty.
Lots of changes today: http://magic.wizards.com/en/article...banned-and-restricted-announcement-2015-09-28
Announcement Date: September 28, 2015
Effective Date: October 2, 2015
Magic Online Effective Date: October 7, 2015
Legacy:
Dig Through Time is banned.
Black Vise is unbanned.
Vintage:
Chalice of the Void is restricted.
Dig Through Time is restricted.
Thirst for Knowledge is unrestricted.
Welp, I have a flight booked for GP SeaTac and was going to play OmniTell...
What a terrible way to start the week off...
Why not just ban Splinter Twin? Banning Deceiver would do nothing but shift the issue to Bell-Ringer.The past two years have had bans right before the Modern Pro Tour. I could see them banning Deceiver, but really Modern has been much better since the Pod ban.
Why not just ban Splinter Twin? Banning Deceiver would do nothing but shift the issue to Bell-Ringer.
I don't think so either, but you know, kirblar.There is no "issue." Twin is a fair deck.
I don't think so either, but you know, kirblar.
They should unban Dark Depths. It would slot right into that sweet Knight of the Reliquary/Retreat to Coralhelm deck everyone's been brewing. XD
its kirblar tho
that's like relying on bigkrev for an honest evaluation of hexproof