WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
But Splinter Twin is gettin' banned!!!!
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This is clearly why it hasn't.But Splinter Twin is gettin' banned!!!!
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New post (because why not):
Splinter Twin and Spellskite were officially spoiled at Rare in MM15 today. So I guess that means the other list that was circulating is BS.
New post (because why not):
Splinter Twin and Spellskite were officially spoiled at Rare in MM15 today. So I guess that means the other list that was circulating is BS.
Kiki's almost certainly at Mythic then. He's one of the 4 "Big 5" that doesn't make sense to remove.
Why don't we post links when we post stuff? Can this thread please get in the habit of that? Because I don't know where this info is coming from.
I bought 4x Splinter Twin for $50 in 2014, that was the most I'd ever spent on a playset. I hope this reprinting manages to make that card hit that price again, or lower. I also picked up two Spellskites last year for about $12 each.
That being said, my Twin deck is still budget since I never bought the fetches, missed out on Cryptic Commands when they were under $20/ea and I still only have two Snapcasters. I look forward to Cryptic Command getting reprinted. This game is more fun to play when you can afford the cards. I'm buying a box of MM2 and half-speculating on it, but I would be happy if somehow the supply was enough to crash the demand of all these Modern staples. Splinter Twins @ $5/each sounds nice.
A man can dream.
The problem is that none of this is really.....true.Couple of things. One, I'm an American living in Europe. Considering the last place I lived in the US was in SoCal, I'm very well versed in the glories of BevMo. But, you know they sell American beers over here, too right? And Germany hasn't been held back by the Reinheitsgebot. It's the defining characteristic of a fantastic range of beers. So, the whole "we have 100 breweries nearby" is true out here, too. There is more attention to locality and tradition, which sort of comes with the territory of being older.
Two, it was a joke. Great beer is great beer, no matter where it comes from. It's summer, so I'm enjoying Pils from Pils at the moment. For my tastes, there aren't any American summer beers that I enjoy as much as some of the Czech pilsners. During the fall, the dunkelweizens from Monschof are my favorite here, but I definitely miss some of the more hoppy American brews at that time.
And uh, I sometimes enjoy a nice fruity ale, which doesn't really seem to exist out here, save for the American imports. Radlers do not fucking count and anybody who enjoys those might as well suck on lemons.
On the other hand, too many American local breweries are so new, they're enamored with the fact that they're a craft brewery. It doesn't matter that their beer is shit, because it's craft. There are 100 breweries near you, but I guarantee only a few of them are worth a shit. Time has a way of sorting those out.
tl;dr: American breweries are the wild west, German beers are time-tested, Oktoberfest approved. Neither is strictly better. But Czech pils are the best in their category.
lol noThey could totally reprint Koth and stick him at Mythic
Mythics will be easier next time around, as Past in Flames and Bonfire are obvious choices
terrior
They don't need the filler, not when they have the Praetor cycle right there.Was Sarkhan Vol really all that expensive?
They don't need the filler, not when they have the Praetor cycle right there.
They don't need the filler, not when they have the Praetor cycle right there.
God please no more Urabrasks. I already opened way more of him than should be humanly possible.
Two Rivers Pomegranate Cider tastes better than your beer nerd stuff anyway.Adults are talking.
I opened 4 Sarkhan Unbroken already. Just MTGO drafts and a few packs at Target while I was there.
The problem is that none of this is really.....true.
The problem is that US craft breweries can and do make the same styles of beer you can get in Belgium and Germany but the same isn't true the other way around. There's also no real merit to the claim that German and Czech breweries have some kind of secret sauce in their production of German lagers. I can tell you that they are traditionally made with 100% Pils malt and a double-decoction brewing, despite the fact that most Czech and German breweries have actually abandoned that process in favor of producing larger volumes of beer (I could get into the technical reasons, but nobody would understand what I'm talking about).
The thing people don't understand is that in the modern era terrior simply cannot exist to beer the way it can for wine. Literally any part of the European brewing process has and is being imported to the US to make those styles of beer down to the actual equipment - no, really - one local brewery (Ballast Point) recently purchased several 100% copper brewing kettles from an out-of-business German brewer and had them shipped over on a shipping crate.
(I'm not sure how you would claim the purity law doesn't impact German brewing, anyways. Its a literal process-goal that omits every possible ingredient other than water, hops, yeast and barley. Hefeweizen literally violates the Reinheitsgebot; German nobles were historically allowed to produce wheat beer under a special dispensation.)
For instance, I can buy Yuengling here. Can't say that about most of America.
Yuengling isn't a craft beer, its a regional swill.
Sure, you can get Sierra Nevada and Sam Adams there, but its not as though that represents US beer as a whole. The availability of American beer in Europe is not particularly high at all.Lol. It's a tweener beer you use to ween your Bud bros off the real swill. Give it some credit! But the point is, you can get American beers here .
Whip isn't even close to as good as Esper Dragons is. I'm not really sure where you got the idea that Whip is the top deck or something.
meh new Spellskite doesn't have the Phyrexian watermark, I'll have to buy a New Phyrexia one.
6-0 in games against esper dragons this weekend at a 100-man mostly. I spent the whole day previously making the deck beat esper. Den protector, deathmist, full set of thoughtseize main and one of my main finishers having hexproof an fucking with their cruxes is a big deal. Stratus Dancers out of the board are insectile abberation plus counterflux.The problem is that I don't think Whip is good against Esper Dragons at all. I'm not sure where you're getting that.
All the cards in sets like this and the core sets should have their original set symbols as watermarks.
If you don't drink you don't get to experience Drunk Drafting. Every color is open and all attacks are good when you Drunk Draft.
That's called "anecdotal evidence."
Have you posted a list?
I'm not being mean, its just that God's Beard claims to have broken open Standard every other month.
Caryatid was getting cut in a lot of matchups post-board anyway, makes sense to ditch it.
Drunk drafting on MTGO is the best.If you don't drink you don't get to experience Drunk Drafting. Every color is open and all attacks are good when you Drunk Draft.
Drunk drafting on MTGO is the best.unless you accidentally f4 through your entire turn.
Drunk drafting on MTGO is the best.unless you accidentally f4 through your entire turn.
If the other list was debunked, then we could also be seeing the entire Praetor cycle at Mythic.
If it follows the same pattern as before, prices will dip slightly then rise back up pretty quickly, probably higher than they were before.