It has the name and cost of a pyroblast. It's a pyroblast.
edit- and it's friggin' ridiculous.
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It has the name and cost of a pyroblast. It's a pyroblast.
edit- and it's friggin' ridiculous.
There's official ruling about miscuts somewhere. If the miscut is over the width of the card, like this one, the bottom half is the card that is the actual card (because the name and the mana cost are more likely to be visible). So this card is a Pyroblast indeed. If the split if over the length, I believe you get the right card because of similair logic, but I'm uncertain.
http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/2633/img1914.png
For all the Solidarity fanboys out there! :P
Ok...that's quantity. May I introduce you to quality? Three days ago I bought a blue crap-common pack at my shop for 1 Euro. Guess what was in it! Two Reset!
Pass me one of these packs, Resets are never enough!
That's not really "pimp" stuff. Everything but the resets are staples, but nothing "pimp" about them other than that.
The Resets could be considered pimp because english is the most expensive, but still. Signed or altered would be better and definitely considered pimp.
Pce,
--DC
http://i444.photobucket.com/albums/q...solidarity.jpg
For all you solidarity fan boys out there.
Wooooow, solidarity, completely foil, that must have costed some limbs...
It was a sleeve stuffer from an eBay auction. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Black Mass
Well I guess the joke's on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by rockout
Pce,
--DC
I was wondering what one could do to a Reset, it looks like it really wanted to be altered :-)
Boy, I miss Shahrazad.
Here's a playmat doodled on by Ron Spencer, depicting the poor goblin player seated across from me in what's probably the 5th subgame of the match.
http://www.votebeerparty.com/magic/6.jpg
Shahrazad's gone, but the deck still moves on. I'll take pics of the new version soon. Here's a teaser (the Grunts are signed, but didn't photograph well):
http://www.votebeerparty.com/magic/8.jpg
Until then, my pretty angels:
http://www.votebeerparty.com/magic/5.jpg
then due to the fact that you own 8 of those (and have the balls to sleeve them up and play with them) you just win the tournament.Quote:
Originally Posted by Julian23
Those Angels are unbelievable.Quote:
Been saving test print scans for a consolidated post in the future but I haven't been contributing to this thread for some time.
I think I can spare one for now:
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f.../8ePillage.png
One of the rarest (if not the rarest) promos around, and a cute collector's item. Not worth much, though.
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...atterfront.pnghttp://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...latterback.png
Will be posting alpha playtest cards soon. Slightly OT, but does anyone have an opinion on whether it is a good idea to grade test prints? I've spoken to BGS and they've given me their blessings, but the dearth of information on test prints and the slightly shady nature of their origin still leaves doubts in my mind. I've some that will likely get at least a 9.5, so I would theoretically like to give it a shot.
Hey Occam, where'd the Splatter come from?
It was a spoof card created by Chanting Monks Studios (CFD Production, as they were known back in 1995). If I am not mistaken, it was given away with some of their comics, although I lack a source on that. Very few exist, and those which do aren't likely to change hands anytime soon (at least based on the people who I know possess other copies of this). It's not really worth a lot, but is a good collector's item.Quote:
Originally Posted by pw709
Well since I do not believe test prints are legal for play. I would say go for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Occam
It puts the card in a sealed container where it is very unlikely to ever come to harm. It allows for easier handling and it will bring more perceived value to collectors.
Yeah, I was thinking of sending some of the white-backed ones for grading, because they can't be played. Those which can be played (SotF, CoT) sometimes have markings on them which would drag the gradings down in any case. Gem mint test prints should appreciate quite a bit in value for that fact alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic Fanatic
My worries were along the lines of whether BGS would make a mistake with the card name / set, and whether they would be any liabilities due to the fact that a lot of test prints were leaked via illegal means. Summer magic falls partially within this region, and grading them has never been a problem, so test prints might be ok as well, but then and again summer has the advantage of being accidentally released by Wizards in addition to the looting at Carta Mundi.
New landstill shiz
foil explosives, foil shackles, another german foil crucible
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...explosives.jpg
foil counterspells, foil snares
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...ece/snares.jpg
dci wishes
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...ece/wishes.jpg
foil decress
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...ce/decress.jpg
japanese wastelands
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...ece/wastes.jpg
japanese vindicates
http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/v...uece/cates.jpg