whereismylogin

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   by whereismylogin 7y ago

   I feel like the rise of digital illustration/art has lost something special about the old cards.
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   by whereismylogin 7y ago

   The Commander's Quarters. Got my wife into edh so we have 4 players at home. 25-50 bucks per deck. And when I take them to the lgs, they are scary good (I've had to grab a weaker deck on occasion for the playgroup since I didn&#x2
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   by whereismylogin 7y ago

   > If you want to practice, you have to buy digital copies of those decks too (either buying singles in mtgo or a ton of boosters on arena) Am I spoiled by having a local LGS franchise that mostly, from open to close, has players ready to
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   by whereismylogin 7y ago

   And sets these days are designed with limited in mind. Limited has gone from this weird thing you do at a PTQ side tourney after you flunk out round 4, to a real, super fun format!
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   by whereismylogin 7y ago

   I built my stepson a deck for about 50 bucks, and he won more than one reasonably-sized (>15 players) tournaments, as a 13 year-old. Yes, if you currently want to be relevant you probably need Oko and friends, but if you want to play che