MTG thread

Mist said:

In Standard? Paper? Arena?

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Hey sorry. Yes Standard, MTG: Arena. I play mostly on PC.
I am trying the Mono white right now, but could use a good exact list.
I could also use something in red and/or black . Just for when the daily mission is that color.

This is what I'm doing currently for white. It's really just a mix of stuff, nothing super organized.

Nice thanks I'll check this out. Yeah standard ranked. Not alchemy.
I'm only at Platinum but suddenly everyone seems to be running a white mono deck.
I do have a bunch of wildcards saved so I want a few decks.

Finally, I can spend my Kronos on MTGO.

Possibly the only company in existence with any relevant experience to ancient C# code from 2002 I guess?

Surely it will go just as well as SOE's other digital card game.

Sounds like Hasbro was looking to offload a failing product, and found a company who's good at milking a few more dollars from dying games. Match made in heaven.

So... they finally make a SL land bundle where you can get a bunch at a discounted price, but.. it's still $120 for 25 swamps.


I hope to god people stop buying the land from them so they get their heads out of their ass. Not that this has even remotely the same appeal as multiple previous SL lands.

A look back at how it all started. Definitely worth a watch for anyone that's ever played MTG:

Can you imagine being one of those players at the first convention. You got so excited about the game that you bought 2 boxes of it just to be able to build that awesome deck.


If only you had set one box aside....

You could have retired on its value. I cannot imagine what an original box of Alpha sealed would be worth. 10 Million?

There are no sealed alpha booster boxes. The cling wrap came later. And the booster packs are easily searchable, which is why the hype openings are Starter Decks, since they were actually sealed so you have a chance of finding good shit.

My dad brought home a starter from doing audit work on the coast when we were kids and that's how me and my little brother got started, we pretty much only got product from dad's audit trips since the distributor allocations were heavily weighted towards a few stores/states those first couple years, so Nebraska got very little of most sets up until The Dark. Ice Age was the first time a product people actually wanted to buy stuck to the shelves for more than a week around here.

Opened Shivan Dragon and Demonic Hordes in my starter, and played a terrible Jund Land Destruction deck for a long time. Dark Ritualing out a Demonic Hordes and then not being able to pay its upkeep cost is peak little kid retardation. Ended up losing the Shivan in an ante game, and that's when I stopped playing ante.