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Feb 5, 2014unisom posted a message on Launch Giveaway!I'd have to say my favorite card is Academy Rector. She is a bomb in Commander. I usually grab Omniscience once I have a massive draw spell or combo that enables me to abuse Omni. Unfortunately, I missed her debut as I have only been playing for about 6 years now. I am Johnny/Spike. When they first spoiled info about Theros being an enchantment oriented block I secretly hoped that they would reprint her. No such luck yet.Posted in: Announcements
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I'd also be pushing for the 4th Field of Ruin because its ability is not a may effect. They HAVE to sesrch. Take advantage of that.
Detention Tower and Vona's Hungercan deal with hexproof creatures. If you are going to run Glowspore Shaman then you might as well run Stitcher's Supplier to maximize your graveyard value. Ditch the broker and run Find/Finality, which gives you better options. Running Blood Operative and Doom Whisperer is bad. You don't have any life gain. Both require life to be effective and DW is just better. Just run 4 DW. We can out-value control with the right package. Tokens hurt hard and are faster than t4 DW. Ritual of Soot answers a lot of that. I played Plague Mare in its stead and was destroyed.
It can win on turn two which is rare but it happens. Outside of targeted removal of H.S., there isn't much interaction that can affect the combo. The biggest concern this deck has is consistency. Nothing really does what H.S. can do... except Krark-Clan Ironworks! Having a second enabler for the deck is HUGE. It also opens up a second line of play. That's where I'm having trouble. What would be the best way to utilize KCI that also fits the combo? Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle is also a card I've been leaning heavily on. Help?!
We will never see a standard set produce more than a fist full of cards that translate into eternal formats. If we do then that is a giant, red, flag.
MTG Finance has made itself problematic, as well. It stabilizes the second-hand market largely based on tier representation in tournaments and the reserved list. So what happens when MTG loses millions of players over the course of the past x years? Where do you think the majority of those players dumped their collections? The same places that can afford to buy them at competitive levels so they can bottleneck the supply and demand chain but I digress... if you're looking for a standard set for a Hail Mary pass into modern, you'll have a better chance getting struck by Lightning Bolt than winning that lottery.