#modernmtg — Public Fediverse posts
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Thinking about old Modern decks and sad that Grixis Death's Shadow isn't a thing anymore. Matches against that deck were always so fun and tense. Same with going up against Burn, provided that the pilot wasn't someone who played the deck because it was easy but because they were a sicko about throwing Lightning Bolts at people's faces #mtg #MagictheGathering #ModernMTG
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Looking at the cards I need to bring my Modern decks up to date, I think an understated point of Commander's dominance is that for the price of a playset of Ugins I can build an entirely new commander deck #mtg #magicthegathering #modernmtg #commander
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Looking at the cards I need to bring my Modern decks up to date, I think an understated point of Commander's dominance is that for the price of a playset of Ugins I can build an entirely new commander deck #mtg #magicthegathering #modernmtg #commander
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- The overreliance on E-Temple makes Karn feel worse, but he's still really good. I just don't know if the deck can afford to split its attention on him
- Interaction feels way better. Still weak against other colorless cards, but Kozilek's Command feels amazing to cast and 4 Devourer of Destiny + multiple All Is Dust and Eldrazi titans usually takes care of everything else
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It's interesting that #Modern seems to be the single-biggest driver of the MTG secondary market. Changes in meta and legality in Legacy/Standard almost never have any effect on card prices, but changes in Modern are very often met with HUGE swings.
It's making more sense why LOTR was direct-to-Modern, and also why it will likely become the best-selling set ever (usurping Modern Horizons II; a fact which caught me completely off-guard).
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It's interesting that #Modern seems to be the single-biggest driver of the MTG secondary market. Changes in meta and legality in Legacy/Standard almost never have any effect on card prices, but changes in Modern are very often met with HUGE swings.
It's making more sense why LOTR was direct-to-Modern, and also why it will likely become the best-selling set ever (usurping Modern Horizons II; a fact which caught me completely off-guard).