Quote from foam_dome »
So 90 minutes pass since the thread is created and only one person mentions the set symbol, so you conclude that no one noticed that the set symbol looks like the Invasion set symbol? That's literally the first thing that's noticeable about it.
I'd say it's so easy to notice that it's really not worth talking about. Like noticing the green mana symbol is a tree.
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Lmao what's the point of using a card tag if you know it's not going to work because you use a center dot instead of an apostrophe
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Well I mean, yeah. They call it the paradox of tolerance, right? "In order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must retain the right to be intolerant of intolerance"?
Granted, that's become an awfully slippery slope in recent times...
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I think their complaint was more that it has a green color identity, so it can't be run in nongreen EDH decks.
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The guy said "I haven't seen a leak this bad since 2017", and for some reason you decide to respond with "ACKCHYUALLY there was an even worse leak back in 2011!!"? Literally no one was talking about older leaks?
Judgment was just as bad, but unlike NPH, it was leaked by Wizards themselves.
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This is completely factually inaccurate. Like, bafflingly so.
Wizards: "The Stranger Things cards are being reprinted as normal cards on the List in 1 out of every 8 set boosters!"
You: "So they're appearing in a Secret Lair and not a set?"
No seriously, where did you even get this idea?
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Because the Ikoria triomes set the precedent for these lands, and the Tarkir clans didn't? I didn't think that needed to be explained.
I'm not saying that they NEED to follow the same naming convention. I just think it was a missed opportunity, and that "triome" is an elegant name to retain for the allied cycle.
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I suppose they can give us a Secret Lair or something with Alara-themed renamed versions of these triomes (like the Godzilla or Dracula cards), but "Ziatora's Proving Ground" sound more like a rename than something more simple like "Jund Triome."
Also, the flavor of these lands feels off. You mean to tell me that a giant tower is somehow a Plains, an Island, and a Swamp? Was it built on a site where three of those leylines intersected, and retained their mana-producing properties?
(Yeah yeah, I know that that argument can be applied to shocklands too)
I think it would be much cleaner flavor-wise if these cards were just triomes, and saved for a set where triomes as a natural setting would make sense.
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