MTG Salvation

Quote from Dontrike »

That's pretty cool, would have been better if the white border went around the entire card and not stopped.

Quote from mikeyG »

I think a part of it is the limitations of the way they do batching mechanics, your party isn't chosen/static and all the mechanics do is check if things fit basic criteria. What I mean is, the way party was designed doesn't allow for things like "When a creature joins your party" "When ~ dies, if it was a member of your party, " or "Members of your party have lifelink." They were limited to counting roles filled, but even that could have been explored in more dynamic ways than basic scaling with some bonuses for a full party.

Caring if your party has other members ("If your party has two or more creatures in it, ") or more interesting cross-class encouragement ("Target creature gets +1/+1 until end of turn. if it's a Warrior, it gains lifelink until end of turn." on a Cleric or "When ~ attacks, it gains flying until end of turn if you control a Wizard." on a Rogue) may have helped. As it stands, party is quite a binary mechanic, you either want full party to maximize everything or you don't want it at all. I respect that WotC was pushing for that (much the same way Domain was intended to be maximized and encouraged five color play and didn't bother with half steps), I just think it made for a less dynamic, less interesting mechanic.

I think the flavor was well-received, so hopefully they bring party back and expand on how it is explored.

Quote from Ryperior74 »

there it is the answer to Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath there's still no way it's dodging the ban hammer someday though

Quote from H3RAC71TU5 »

I also strongly feel that this could be a white card, although it does have some precedence in blue. Blue being anti-ramp contrasts its color-pie relationship to green, and the method (returning to hand) is characteristically blue. Blue and white should definitely share anti-ramp cards as one of their points of intersection.

Hopefully, white will get some anti-ramp cards which are at least as good as this one, since in the context of this environment it seems to me white needs this more than blue.

Quote from ashrog »

• A white creature that can make an opponent lose the game simply by attacking them no matter how much life they have Felidar Sovereign

Quote from protoaddict »

"A white creature that can make an opponent lose the game simply by attacking them no matter how much life they have"

Has no one thought to mention the simplest version of this? A creature with Power X, where X is your opponents life total?

Quote from Wizmin »

Also there is the fact that UPS and Fedex (especially Fedex) greatly over charge for their services and aren't really competitive for smaller mail. At their rates, selling singles is barely worth it for cards at $10 or under

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Quote from ShiroeTheEnchanter »

Is $40 for the non-foil version the going rate that stores are selling it? Is that a good price, given that Wizards does not do MSRP anymore? Sylvan Library and Worldly Tutor were expensive before this announcement.

Even with lowering costs the contents of the nonfoil version is still worth around $100, and way more for the all-foil version. Do we have any first-time foils in the product?

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Quote from Ryperior74 »

Oh the biggest thing people have Ben asking about

https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Gathering-Commander-Legends-Booster/dp/B08G9L24VL

the price tag is similar or identical to set boosters

https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Gathering-Zendikar-Rising-Booster/dp/B08D1QTZWV

Is this really a surprise for what’s effectively the spiritual successor to Battlebond?