My LGS patrons all have a theory Fatal Push is secretly rarer than the other uncommons.It is. It is elegant, powerful, useful, flavorful. Really one of the top designed cards in the past years. But I never would have expected to creep it up so high. Always thought it would stay at the $5-6 range, but guessed wrong.
Card was barely tested.Someone remind me why they designed Marvel so that you cast the creatures for free instead of just put them onto the battlefield? Was it not good enough when you just cheated Ulamog into play and didn't exile two cards?
Card was barely tested.
They haven't been testing anything for Constructed properly as far as I can tell.No shit. How did no one look at that card and think "Wait a minute, didn't we just have a bunch of sets with a bunch of disgustingly powerful creatures that are normally incredibly expensive?"
My LGS patrons all have a theory Fatal Push is secretly rarer than the other uncommons.
That's at common.There's an uncommon in every set that is less common than other uncommons because of the printing process, this is a thing that Maro has discussed at length. It's not implausible that fatal push was put in that slot for the set.
My LGS patrons all have a theory Fatal Push is secretly rarer than the other uncommons.
There's an uncommon in every set that is less common than other uncommons because of the printing process, this is a thing that Maro has discussed at length. It's not implausible that fatal push was put in that slot for the set.
IIRC both Eldrazis are because there's two different sheets involved w/ them being printed 2x on one and 1x on the other and the "lesser common" is still present, but yeah, it's something like that.It's a common that gets printed less, not an uncommon. And I'm pretty sure it's always a colourless card to keep colour balance in the packs.
In ROE, they did the opposite - Hand of Emrakul is slightly more common than the other commons, and the set is one card smaller than normal.
Guys, is the PT exciting? y/n
IIRC both Eldrazis are because there's two different sheets involved w/ them being printed 2x on one and 1x on the other and the "lesser common" is still present, but yeah, it's something like that.
Not watching - what does that mean?That seeding thing is one of my favorite massaging things they've ever done to a set.
Talking about the common Eldrazi in RoE appearing at a 3:2 ratio relative to other commons in the print run. It was to smooth out the set and make sure people could draft them if they moved into the strategy.Not watching - what does that mean?
Not watching - what does that mean?
Did we finally play each other? I was on Grixis Control and went 4-2.
We totally did, we even talked about the hapatra deck lol.
This is why you just buy a 4x C/U set for $32-$40 bux every time.
My LGS patrons all have a theory Fatal Push is secretly rarer than the other uncommons.
They haven't been testing anything for Constructed properly as far as I can tell.
There's a reason why Stoddard keeps showing designer files with full on substantive changes where it's obvious other developers don't even know what the original cost of the spell is or was or you see have random requests to lower costs on cards without explanation.
Basically development needs to be redistributed.
He's just talking about the changing of commons to make the set as-fan smoother.
Man the CGI game is really top notch from WoTC this time around with Amonkhet
Oh sweet, finally! Gonna make sure to cast my Ulamogs next time.
There's a reason why Stoddard keeps showing designer files with full on substantive changes where it's obvious other developers don't even know what the original cost of the spell is or was or you see have random requests to lower costs on cards without explanation.
If someone told me we would be getting a near $10 uncommon in a Standard set again, I would have never believed them.
Can't watch, which card is this? Fatal push?
People expected a ton of control. UR, the most popular variant so far, in particular has 0 answers to resolved gods but super²bouncing them with commit.
What does fumigate kill that sweltering suns misses? Dec in Stone is slow and clunky for a control deck, I'd love to have access to it for Gods and Ulamog but you can not play a sorcery on turn 2, or 3 for that matter, as a control deck.I prefer UW Control in that regard, if only because you have cards like Fumigate as sweepers and Declaration in Stone to remove threats. Arguably not good enough though, as we can see from the meta I guess.
Probably struggles way too much with Vehicles. Not playing Standard, so I can't really say.
What does fumigate kill that sweltering suns misses? Dec in Stone is slow and clunky for a control deck, I'd love to have access to it for Gods and Ulamog but you can not play a sorcery on turn 2 as a control deck.
What the fuck does Bant have that makes it good enough for Aetherworks?
Seriously, I'm blanking on what's the pull to White.
What the fuck does Bant have that makes it good enough for Aetherworks?
Seriously, I'm blanking on what's the pull to White, especially since all lists I've seen don't run Approach/Bruna.