Sold my collection with mtgotraders, their quote came fast and the staff was very helpful throughout the process. This past week has been an ordeal and buying of collections temporarily were closed, but they still honored the offer they made me afterwards so I'm glad to see they stand by their word. Would highly recommend.
I was just thinking about this, but people are always complaining about modern not getting cards reprinted in standard because the cards are too good for standard, so why is it nobody is just tossing their arms up and doing a format that's all modern frame sets? It's basically legacy light, avoids the reserved list, and ultimately it's probably going to get all the non-RL cards eventually since wizards doesn't have an issue with reprinting those cards via commander, conspiracy, Battlebond, etc. Is it just because they are afraid the format will make the game too expensive? It's not like a ban list can't exist for it and such.
Umm Modern IS the new card frame format.... Also welcome to the world of legacy and vintage we have been complaining about "too strong for standard so we can't reprint great format staple X" for a long long time. Again Modern is that format, their are no reserve list cards legal in modern, Good modern cards are repritned in sets like the ones mentioned now and again. This format exsists.
Guess I'm thinking more of a no reserved list legacy format that takes advantage of reprints and new cards from supplementary sets. The only difference is the card has to have a modern frame version.
If you have the same card but one is an older frame and one is a newer frame, the rules do not allow you to discriminate against the older card frame.
He means he wants a modern-esque format where Force of Will and Sol Ring and other recently reprinted cards are legal because they've been given the new frame treatment. Says nothing about not being able to use the old frame version, just that it has to have been given a new frame. Basically like he said, non reserve list format.
I'm the owner over 10 Kaladesh Inventions including Sol Ring, Mox Opal, Mana Crypt, and Mana Vault as well as a Stronghold Mox Diamond that have all gone up in value over the past few years. I know they're nothing compared to beta cards and Power 9 but they're still the most valuable things I own and as much as I like playing with them I get more and more worried about using them in my decks because of their increasing value and the possibility of theft.
What advice or practices do you use to keep your most valuable cards safe while still enjoying playing with them?
A creature class I really liked back in the day that could really use support is Nomads. Sadly don't think they're popular enough to see any new ones coming out.
That said I'm hoping for an Angel theme deck since they are my favorite creature type of all time.
My Simic list dropped the three big mana ramps and put mox diamond and grim monolith in their place, deck is still fast, but now it also has a lot of game ending bombs to go along with its already combo wincon in the form of Upheaval to reset everyone, Prime Time, Sylvan Primordial, Sundering Titan, Emrakul, and Prophet of Kruphix to cast them all at instant speed. I'm sorry but I rather have my fast mana back and lock those guys away when it comes to playing multiplayer, I just feel dirty playing the deck but I'm going to keep at it to prove a point to WotC, that their banlist creates unfun situations in multiplayer and having to wait until July is stupid.
If you're looking for feedback, I wonder if you want to make the tokens in Harsh Wastes Human Warriors? They sure look like Warriors in the art. Also, on most cards these days tokens get sacrificed at end of turn, not end of combat. You might consider changing this to be consistent with other cards (and therefore player expectations).
Ashwood Titan is a cool concept, and I would love to play with it, but I wonder if it would be too un-fun and annoying to play against.
Thanks for the feedback. Your suggestion for Harsh Wastes is a good one, adding the warrior type and letting them stick around until end of turn is a fine change.
Ashwood Titan was inspired by Weatherseed Treefolk by replacing trample with fight. Might be un-fun like you said though I like the suggestion Honor Basquiat made.
Ashwood Titan is very strong. Perhaps instead of returning it to hand when it dies, it would be better if its controller may put it on top of its owner's library.
Shaori, Historical Keeper is excellent but very pushed, probably too good. This would see play in Modern for sure. I would love to build an EDH deck around this one. This is basically better than draw a card on a 2/2 body with flash which we have never gotten before. This card would probably need to be 3U
Cursebearer Angel is way too good. Curse of Death's Hold cost the same mana and should give you a good idea of power level. If your card were to not change, it should cost something like 4BBB.
I like the suggestion to have Ashwood Titan go on top of the library, probably more balanced than back to the hand.
Shaori is meant to be pushed as is probably obvious. She's a 2/2 for 2 that has flash and if she sticks around nets you some cards back so I expect her to be high on the kill list for opponents, that's why I made her vulnerable to pretty much all removal. I gave her flash so that she is more likely to net at least one card back before she dies. I could see adding a clause along the lines of "If you return a card this way, skip your draw step." if it proves to be too good.
Cursebearer Angel does need a new look at I agree. Original design was I wanted a black Eleshnorn that was cheaper to cast, didn't buff your guys and had a smaller body. Problem is she has flying and the set is designed to turn on threshold pretty quickly so I agree some changes are needed. I'm thinking of making her body smaller, maybe a 3/3 and upping her cost to 4BB.
Thank you guys for your feedback, just want to say there are more cards in the gallery if you want to comment of any of them as well, I didn't have a lot of time to write out text versions of them all.
Text versions of some examples are below. The full gallery of card images can be found here.
White
General Palori WW
Legendary Creature - Human Knight MR
First strike
Threshold — White creatures you control are indestructible and get +1/+1 if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
2/2
Blue
Shaori, Historical Keeper UU
Legendary Creature - Human Wizard R
Flash
When Shaori, Historical Keeper enters the battlefield, exile any number of instant and/or sorcery cards from your graveyard.
At the beginning of your upkeep you may return an instant or sorcery card exiled by Shaori, Historical Keeper to your hand.
2/2
Black
Cursebearer Angel 3BB
Creature - Angel MR
Flying
Threshold — Creatures your opponents control get -2/-2 if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
4/5
Red
Harsh Wastes 1RR
Instant U
Put three 1/1 red Human creature tokens with haste onto the battlefield. Sacrifice them at the end of combat.
Cycling 2RR (2RR, Discard this card: Draw a card.) When you cycle Harsh Wastes, it deals 2 damage to each creature.
Green
Ashwood Titan 3GGG
Creature - Beast R
When Ashwood Titan enters the battlefield, you may have it fight target creature you don’t control. (Each deals damage equal to its power to the other.)
When Ashwood Titan dies, return it to its owner’s hand.
5/3
Artifact
White Lotus 0
Artifact MR
Threshold — T, Sacrifice White Lotus: Add three mana of any one color to your mana pool. Activate this ability only if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
When I first started playing I wanted to build a dragon deck, so any dragons were high on my wish list. At the time my friend had a Volcanic Dragon which I just thought was the most amazing thing ever, I mean it's a dragon and it can attack the turn it comes into play!
Was browsing the products section and noticed they don't have links to set pages for the sets pre 8th edition, as well as some of the older duel decks, ftv sets, boxed sets, and unsets. If they don't want to update those pages they should at least just keep the links to the old ones like they did in the past.
I grabbed a playset for $27 on ebay. Worst case scenario, I'm out the cost of a movie date and have some neat cards in my binder. Best case? This card could blow up big.
I did the same. It really does seem like it has the potential to see play in Legacy despite the 1 toughness.
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What advice or practices do you use to keep your most valuable cards safe while still enjoying playing with them?
That said I'm hoping for an Angel theme deck since they are my favorite creature type of all time.
Thanks for the feedback. Your suggestion for Harsh Wastes is a good one, adding the warrior type and letting them stick around until end of turn is a fine change.
Ashwood Titan was inspired by Weatherseed Treefolk by replacing trample with fight. Might be un-fun like you said though I like the suggestion Honor Basquiat made.
I like the suggestion to have Ashwood Titan go on top of the library, probably more balanced than back to the hand.
Shaori is meant to be pushed as is probably obvious. She's a 2/2 for 2 that has flash and if she sticks around nets you some cards back so I expect her to be high on the kill list for opponents, that's why I made her vulnerable to pretty much all removal. I gave her flash so that she is more likely to net at least one card back before she dies. I could see adding a clause along the lines of "If you return a card this way, skip your draw step." if it proves to be too good.
Cursebearer Angel does need a new look at I agree. Original design was I wanted a black Eleshnorn that was cheaper to cast, didn't buff your guys and had a smaller body. Problem is she has flying and the set is designed to turn on threshold pretty quickly so I agree some changes are needed. I'm thinking of making her body smaller, maybe a 3/3 and upping her cost to 4BB.
Thank you guys for your feedback, just want to say there are more cards in the gallery if you want to comment of any of them as well, I didn't have a lot of time to write out text versions of them all.
White
General Palori WW
Legendary Creature - Human Knight MR
First strike
Threshold — White creatures you control are indestructible and get +1/+1 if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
2/2
Shaori, Historical Keeper UU
Legendary Creature - Human Wizard R
Flash
When Shaori, Historical Keeper enters the battlefield, exile any number of instant and/or sorcery cards from your graveyard.
At the beginning of your upkeep you may return an instant or sorcery card exiled by Shaori, Historical Keeper to your hand.
2/2
Creature - Angel MR
Flying
Threshold — Creatures your opponents control get -2/-2 if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
4/5
Instant U
Put three 1/1 red Human creature tokens with haste onto the battlefield. Sacrifice them at the end of combat.
Cycling 2RR (2RR, Discard this card: Draw a card.) When you cycle Harsh Wastes, it deals 2 damage to each creature.
Creature - Beast R
When Ashwood Titan enters the battlefield, you may have it fight target creature you don’t control. (Each deals damage equal to its power to the other.)
When Ashwood Titan dies, return it to its owner’s hand.
5/3
Artifact MR
Threshold — T, Sacrifice White Lotus: Add three mana of any one color to your mana pool. Activate this ability only if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
I did the same. It really does seem like it has the potential to see play in Legacy despite the 1 toughness.