Wizards is making a point about the historical nature of the Conquistadors—they're bleeding everything dry literally, in Ixalan, as well as metaphorically.
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Wizards is making a point about the historical nature of the Conquistadors—they're bleeding everything dry literally, in Ixalan, as well as metaphorically.
That makes a lot of sense from a sportsmanship perspective, but it definitely undercuts an important element of the game. I guess it's nice they're making it harder for people to win off the back of...
That exact page popped into my head, too.
I was really hoping there'd be some awesome red dinosaurs so people could rebuild Dragon Stompy and call it "Jurassic Park." No dice, I guess.
Just chiming in to say that one piece of good news this spoiler season is that "Skulduggery" is now a card.
A terrible card, but the name tricks you into thinking it might be good. And that . . ....
I think Wizards was testing the waters to see how many people would tilt out over their printing an unplayable version of a better card simply because of its color. That, and they wanted to showcase...
If this isn't the right place for this question, I'll gladly move on and ask it elsewhere.
I might be the only person who cares, but is it me, or is the tone of this set really jarring? We went...
I sense a fellow classicist/antiquity enthusiast.
There's a big difference between pirates as a feature and "Pirates, PIIIIRATES!"
Still no goddamned Return to Sarpadian Empires.
Pirates, PIIIIIIIRATES! Fuck this game.