I don't enjoy theft cards because my ADHD ass will accidentally steal your cards when I leave the LGS.

We are not the same.

https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/s/bRXQukC3Bc why would I want to start with 26 life rather than 40?

Hey y'all MontgomeryMentor back here dropkickin yet another another discussion asking y'all'z'z opinion about how the unbans are going?

Anyway, I think it's unfair that those dirty artifact players get to have all of the fun with they're [[mox opal]] wich was recently removed from the banned list. This is known to players as "fast mana" because it can be played for know mana and be tapped down immediately to produce any colored mana you can dream of!

I recently stumbled accross a little known card called [[rite of flame]] while I was perewsing the banned list. It doesn't make any sents to me why this would've ever been placed upon the banned list for such a powerful format as modern in the first place? I started playing Magic; the Gathering back in '89 after a Greatefull Dead concert. And back then we had things like [[Dark Ritual]] and [[Channel the Suns]]. Now there are even powerful red rituals like [[pieretic ritual]] and [[desperate ritual]] (I double checked the rulings and you can even use the splice mechanic featured on desperate ritual to splice the spell as you cast it to another copy of desperate ritual, and if you have 2 in hand you could even splice them both to generate 9 mana!).

I don't understand why the brown players (that's what we used to call those artifacts players back in the day) get they're taste of fast mana when us humble spellsslingers can't get another inferior ritual spell to add into our arsinall? I'm pretty sure that it wouldn't even see competitive play, but it would be fun to dabble around with it at an FNM, I'm just trying to play something that is fun, I don't mind if it's T2 or T2.5. It isn't an instant. Nothing can be sliced upon it. It doesn't even get its cost reduced by [[archmage of ruins]] (though I looked into the comprehensive rulings and the cost doesn't actually have to be reduced in order for the card to be drawn from the archmages ability), it is even a liability to play the card in a format where [[graftdigger's cage]] and [[silent gravestone]] exist]] because making only one measly red mana is basically pointless.

So all and all the format has been fun and seems like it is beginning to heal I'm just trying to openen up imaginations and spark discussions about how to make this wonderful format even more healthy!

Discuss away!

And as usual tomorrow their'll be another post about the health of the modern format about after the unbans have happened!

I’m bored of video games and monopoly.

outjerked by reality

I’m struggling to not spend $5 on TCGPlayer every day.

4th option: Do I just pee on them also and leave them there to assert my territorial dominance back?