This deck looks like a PITA to play against. Too much to remember about who can attack who and who can't attack someone. I'll politely not want to play against this. Magic is supposed to be fun.
Dude, all the cards stop aggression just toward the player of this deck. I’m not seeing anything that stops attacks against any other player.
It's turtling and having to remembering all kinds of odd conditions. Not fun to play against.
This deck looks like a PITA to play against. Too much to remember about who can attack who and who can't attack someone. I'll politely not want to play against this. Magic is supposed to be fun.
If you use proxy cards, they should basically always be colored prints, that look exactly like a normal card.
Proxy cards written by hand are quite cancer to play with.
That is how I do it for the most part. But I have access to a color printer as well. Color ink cartridges aren't cheap either. I would never begrudge someone for using a sharpie marked proxy if their finances don't allow them the luxury of a computer/printer/color ink cartridges to print proxies. This is a game, not a beauty contest.
I always at least try to use black and white printed proxies. That said, I do have a Bloodstained Mire in my Nekusar deck that is a sharpied mountain. Funny thing is I have one I could use from a legacy deck, but at this point it's just kind of a joke... lol
In my world Proxies are fine. I run a few that I don't own, but it's not a ton and it's for casual fun games among friends. I don't go crazy with them and have a 50% deck. That said, I do proxy my duals (yes, I own them all), but I don't like to constantly move them around decks and most of them are in Legacy decks where I need to have the originals. It's also prudent to not be shuffling $5000 in duals in a 99 card deck all the time.
Most people don't proxy to avoid buying cards, but rather to test them. But honestly, if done well, I have no problem with a 100% proxied deck. I don't need people to spend a ton to have fun with a group of casuals.
That's going to make SL's value tankkkkk...well, not by too much I'd gather. Still nice to see it being reprinted. Funny how it's the more valuable card in Future Sight than Tarmo. Goes to show how boutique, novelty cards like Tarmo have an initial high value then deflate as people realize...it's not that stellar.
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I guess we'll see. Probably not a ton of demand, but this is now a Mythic in a completely overcosted product. I'm guessing this won't be opened on a huge scale.
Completely agree. When Return to Return to Ravnica hit they were $5-6 each.
If these are any more than $0.50 each...
It's turtling and having to remembering all kinds of odd conditions. Not fun to play against.
Not often you will have a chance to target with a sorcery.
I always at least try to use black and white printed proxies. That said, I do have a Bloodstained Mire in my Nekusar deck that is a sharpied mountain. Funny thing is I have one I could use from a legacy deck, but at this point it's just kind of a joke... lol
Most people don't proxy to avoid buying cards, but rather to test them. But honestly, if done well, I have no problem with a 100% proxied deck. I don't need people to spend a ton to have fun with a group of casuals.
He was saying this one doesn't look like a Predator. Because the M14 slivers didn't look like slivers.
Like so...
I guess we'll see. Probably not a ton of demand, but this is now a Mythic in a completely overcosted product. I'm guessing this won't be opened on a huge scale.
But yet people keep shelling out money for packs...