[Article] Special Announcement and Unlocking Legacy #1

[MattH]

I don't ream many articles

Heh! There ought to be a word for when you make a typo, and it makes another word, and it's funny.

Also, what do you people eat that keeps you on the toilet for that long? Shit or get off the pot.

[Anarky87]

Also, what do you people eat that keeps you on the toilet for that long? Shit or get off the pot.

QFT, my brother is the same way. He goes in to take a dump, and then about 5 hours later, comes out...What are you people doing in there? Building a summer home? Pitching a tent? What? Does the poo play tricks on you, making you think it's all gone, when in actuality, it isn't. That must be a horrible life to live.

[Peter_Rotten]

Well, I used to be a quick shitter. Hop into the bathroom, get the job done, get out. But now, it's about the only place where I can some semblance of privacy. It doesn't matter so much what I do in there as long as I'm doing by myself. Current book of choice is a Sudoko book. I'm trying to finish a whole puzzle in one sitting - or should I say "shitting."

Other popular choices were Thoreau, old D&D books, Newsweek, and Dickinson.

Was this thead about something related to Magic?

[Whit3 Ghost]

Actual feedback:

The reason Deed sees little play is because it's incredibly slow against Goblins, not because it's colors are "weak" (black is arguably the 2nd, maybe ever the strongest color in the format).

I wouldn't have minded seeing a little bit on Red Death, BHWC Landstill and other non Iggy Storm combo.

[C.P.]

Actual feedback:

The reason Deed sees little play is because it's incredibly slow against Goblins, not because it's colors are "weak" (black is arguably the 2nd, maybe ever the strongest color in the format).

I wouldn't have minded seeing a little bit on Red Death, BHWC Landstill and other non Iggy Storm combo.

Black never beats blue. Blue reads 'Broken', not blue. They should make blue Lightning Bolt and Duress to continue brokenness concept for blue.

[Machinus]

The reason Deed sees little play is because it's incredibly slow against Goblins, not because it's colors are "weak" (black is arguably the 2nd, maybe ever the strongest color in the format).

You should read more tournament coverage. Red, blue, and white are by far the strongest and most heavily played colors in the format. Green and Black have some key cards but they do not have the efficiency and depth of support cards to make them viable. Deed isn't any slower than other non-red removal spells, but it's much weaker because its colors can't provide the support it needs.

[Anarky87]

Black never beats blue.

I'd beg to differ ;)

Blue reads 'Broken by Black', not blue

Fixed.

Any deck that can support this card would have a huge advantage against the creature-heavy environments that define Legacy tournaments.

Like the 4c Landstill that I hear is pretty good? While I agree that Green and Black aren't powerhouse colors, there is no denying that Deed is the most powerful sweeper in the format. So when backed up by the more efficient colors, such as Blue and White, Deed can be the centerpiece to a powerful control deck.