Announcing: Eternal Masters (wizards.com)
Force of Will is Mythic.
Wasteland is Rare.
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Announcing: Eternal Masters (wizards.com)
Force of Will is Mythic.
Wasteland is Rare.
Thank god. Foil FoWs whi h doesn't cost a fortune like the Judge onesQuote:
Originally Posted by Koby
Glad it's been confirmed. Force of will at mythic seems a bit questionable though...
Side note, that's the best city of brass has ever looked :laugh:
EDIT: Hopefully port and misdirection are in there too so that the mtgo prices crash. It's pretty stupid that my digital ports are worth more than my cardboard ones.
Wow, I know what I am saving up some money for now.
Indeed lolQuote:
Originally Posted by supremePINEAPPLE
Yep. But even uglier than those.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemnear
How dare you question TERESE NIELSON art!?Quote:
Originally Posted by guillemnicolau
You mean Nielsen... and I really like her art, but not all of it, I'm not a fanboy :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lemnear
also japanese Fows... ugly as hell... cool city "reference" but I'm tired of new Wastelands arts
Initial Concept and Game Design: Tom LaPille (lead)
...this is awkward
Better Tom than MaRo. Honestly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloshthedark
I hope they print contemporary Legacy staples such as Goblin Lackey, Werebear, and Reset as well. :rolleyes:
The Wasteland is City of Brass decaying? Sick.
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I just like that Nielen got another spin on FoW after all these years. Its quite similar to the original concept and WotC. thankfully did not slap some random digital art on it
That's a pretty sweet force.
In before Ponder/Preordain reprint
Foil Forces with Terese Nielsen art totally made my day. Still.... that original art is superior in my opinion. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
This reserved list non-sense has to disappear some time. They have printed and printed again reserved list cards and they still come with this silly argument to not reprint the dual lands..
Valueable cards on top of my mind on reserved list that were reprinted:
Mox Diamond
Intuition
Morphling
Phyrexian Dreadnought
Can't wait to get Chinese Forces! If I'm lucky maybe we'll get Baleful Strix too.
"The original policy only applied to non-premium cards, meaning that Reserved cards could still be reprinted as a premium-exclusive card (and quite a number of cards had been reprinted such way). Starting in 2011, no cards on the reserved list would be printed in either premium or non-premium form."Quote:
Originally Posted by warai
Great Sable Stag reprint confirmed. Let's just hope Adam Prosak can unfuck this mess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sloshthedark
Also interested to see how it's going to affect the MTGO prizes in the next few hours/days. A shame they can't reproduce the same goldrush we had with VMA back then. That was fantastic.
Yeah, 2009 was roughly the time the "reserved list forever" faction at Wizards won. Some people who were pushing for getting rid of the reserved list even left the company around then.
This is awesome news! I really like the Waste and Force arts.
That said, I feel like a dope for picking up 2nd playsets of Waste and Force this past month...
Without reserved list cards, not sure what I actually want from this set sadly. I mean, having extra playsets of Wasteland and Force of Will will be nice so I don't have to swap cards between decks so often. I really hope this is popular and leads to killing off the reserved list in the long term due to interest in legacy.
Wonder what else we'll get in the set?
So psyched for this. Anything to increase the legacy player base is fine with me. Not that this wont solve the dual land issue, but it does seem that dual land prices have been going down slightly over the past year or so, wonder if this will spike them again.
Pretty glad they did this.
pretty sad there's not german cards.
I just hope that they do not announce a new format with legacy pool but without the RL when they will release the Eternal Master set.
Otherwise, we can finally have some japanese FoW, that's pretty cool :)
The reserved list was created on the basis to hold any reprint from devaluation of cards. If I am a player holding a lot of let's say Mox Diamonds, I could have easily filed a lawsuit against Hasbro to be compensated for the damages I got from the FTV printing. Premium or non premium, a reprint is a reprint.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamajellydonut
Its my opinion, the reserved list is purely non-sense and mark my words.. One day they will reprint the dual lands. It could take 5, 10 or 20 years.
Whatever else is in there, this is already pretty good. Now let's just hope for a large print run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koby
Who the hell cares? With the drastic cut in Legacy events starting this year having some staples isn't going to change squat. Wotc just playing with your balls by releasing some product to make money off a format they do nothing to maintain. We might get back two gps a year that we can all play at and not these concurrent bs weekends. Set will no doubt sell, but I'm already thinking what they can do for set 2. Either way BB duals ftw.
So the source that had the good info was right? Going back and reading the highly dubious posts about why this set was highly dubious is pretty funny.
Wonder what the odds are for getting snow duals? IMO that's the best way to get around the RL for duals.
Plateau be in the basic land slot lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by PhantomLotus
I'm pretty sure the reserved list doesn't "allow" functional reprints :(Quote:
Originally Posted by PhantomLotus
*@Plateau, I have a friend playing Painter, mono red version. He's trying to pimp his deck, and want beta plateau's too, but as he said, "Who wants to pay 500$ for black border toilet paper?"
I think we will see the Legacy tournament scene grow again in 2017. Not sure whether that will be WotC, SCG, or a SCG competitor, but the player base is huge right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by snorlaxcom
What about a strictly better "when this land enters the battlefield, look at the top card of your library" :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Quasim0ff
(clearly notsrs)
It is growing in Europe. The amount of big tournaments doubled(or tripled?) from last year
Hold on to your Duals, their prices are about to go up. Also now I am forced to make a unmakeable choice, what do I hate more, the old Force art or the new boarder? (Yea, you can tell at me now.)
Who wants to bet that now we see Stoneforge unbanned in Modern?
The part about being designed for draft, and leading off with Commander have me a bit worried about the sets contents.
I get the feeling there will be to much EDH and useless filler, and not enough cards playable outside of EDH.
I am also worried about this being a low print run set like Modern Masters, and not enough getting printed to actually make a dent in physical prices. Tempest Remasters was available for less than a month if I recall correctly, and we all know what they tried to pull with VMA.
I fear that this set will cause dual land prices will get more out of hand which is discouraging me from buying the last 15 cards I need to finish my first legacy deck. It is hard to justify getting a dual land when you might be priced out of the last five you need. Otherwise, it is good to see that they are trying to address some of the price issues.
Oh, this comes up all the time. The Reserve List only prohibits them from making functional reprints. If a card has new mechanics, it's not a functional reprint. Now, that said, the whole legal challenge to the Reserve List boils down to mushy-mushy equity anyway, since the claim that Jerkoff Collector Conglomerate or whoever they care about would likely bring is a promissory estoppel / unfair business practices claim. So, Hasbro's legal team likely has to think about whether a mechanical change to a card is so minor that the aforesaid Jerkoff could claim it was not actually a change at all, and thus a violation of WotC's promise. That's the nuts and bolts at play when WotC talks about the "Spirit" of the Reserve List.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quasim0ff
So, in the case of Fork -> Reverberate, the question is whether changing the color of the copied spell actually makes any difference to the function of the card. There's a fair case that it doesn't; after all, who plays Blue Elemental Blast, anyway? 2010's version of Painter? In the case of Snow Duals, there's a stronger case to make because there are actually lots of cards that interact and care about Snow mana and snow lands. It's a scale, but it's not hard for WotC to print mechanically distinct cards with the same power level as those on the Reserve List. They choose not to do so.
ANYWAY
Let's try to think about what's in this set and what's out. Since it has to be draftable, and presumably intended to help Legacy at least a little bit, one would assume we see Legacy archetypes in each color. I don't know what the color combinations would be... but here's my initial guess at what cards would be in consideration:
Blue: Merfolk
White: Death and Taxes
Black: Pox
Red: Goblins or Burn
Green: Elves
Blue-White: Miracles
Blue-Black: Storm or Reanimator
Blue-Red: Delver
Blue-Green: Shardless
White-Black: Zombardment/Tokens?
White-Red: uh... Burn?
White-Green: Maverick
Black-Red: more... burn?
Black-Green: Nic Fit
Red-Green: Belcher
EDIT: The nice thing is that very few of these archetypes rely on reserve list cards for their core functionality.
Not functionally the same, no. Snow does other things, though... Opens up other interactions (that are probably meaningless in Legacy, but whatever). I think they could do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quasim0ff