They probably want to do some sick plays with all that mana.ĭoes anyone like a turn one or two Grand Arbiter Augustin IV? I mean, genuinely yes? I mean its way better for everyone in a game to have 5 mana than for everyone to have like 3. Maybe you'll actually think of putting 2 plows and a mental mistep into your deck yet here we are.ĭoes anyone really like that no one does anything meaningful for multiple turns because they're just casting sol rings and explosive vegetation? If people can't play six mana cards on turn two, maybe they'll actually think about lowering their curve and interacting with the board instead of just ramping into victory. Take a poll dude, dont make baseless assumptions. I were king of the universe, and I'm sure there are plenty of people who agree with me. Presumably, you want to make the game shorter, which is why you banned all the consistency and all the fast mana for no reason. I would also ban Sensei's Divining Top, because it's an irritating card Its like a extra 30 seconds no one cares. If strangers wanna do things the long way, I am fine with it. Go reread my first paragraph.Ĭommunication.
Strangers are the problem, and that's a big part of playing this game. So by that definition we should also ban all forms of card draw, card filtering, all functional reprints, all basically-the-same-shit-reprints, persistent petitioners, rentless rats and oop already banned.ĭo any of us really enjoy sitting there while someone rifles through their deck three or four times because they can't find their one basic? No. Pog, 5 color decks now take a average of 4 more damage a game from shocks.Ĭards that improve consistency are a little antithetical to the spirit of that singleton rule.
Grim Monolith, Mana Vault and Basalt Monolith legal The changes I would make to the existing format would be to ban all search effects, all repeating, nonland, net-positive mana, and all reserve list cards.ĭiabolic Tutor, Mastermind's Acquisition and Fabricate banned I don't think you solve this by creating a new format. People get salty if you interact with their game plan. There is also an unhealthy view of interaction in the format. I mean we don't influence the decks we just happen to know what the appropriate power level is without checking.Īs important and necessary as the "rule zero" conversation is, the fact remains that most people have no idea how strong their decks are, and a lot of people feel like they have the right to get salty if someone's play philosophy differs from theirs, even if everyone is following the rules.
First of all, the format is great if you have the power to influence the kinds of decks you play against, i.e.
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