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How to identify what set a card is from. Roundup of other Magic-related subreddits and sites. Playing Magic during the coronavirus pandemic. No posts that are just pictures of cards. Buy/sell/trade in the consolidated thread. No sexually explicit content or violence/disturbing imagery. Powerful and flexible designs that don't seem busted.The rules listed in this sidebar are a brief summary meant to give youĪ general idea of our subreddit rules. A lot of new cards have looked interesting. From what I gathered the power level has gone down a bit after the awful period between golos+field and omnath. Hearing these kind of walkers be good honestly makes me interested in picking up magic again. A counter here, conditional draw there and so on is much more fun to play with and against than "at the end of your turn draw 2" -snoozefests. So much better than an artifact or an enchantment that can only be interacted with a card that specifically targets it.Īnd the way walkers create value is interesting too. I personally love walkers because they are vulnerable value engines that make the game more about board presence. Magic players have so much typism, walkers aren't second stock citizens and treating them as such is not ok in 2022! We aren't complaining about generally good sorceries, creatures, colored artifacts etc. Planeswalkers are an integral part of Magic now, even if some older players wish that were otherwise, and having unfocused toolbox planeswalkers is beneficial to Standard deck diversity, not detrimental.ĭo we think it's a problem if a lot of decks use instants? Or enchantments or creatures?ĭunno why walkers would be a problem if they are just a normal part of the game like the other card types. A toolbox planeswalker exists as an option for brewers to come up with the new meta, rather than just saying "You should play vampires". If you print a walker that's super focused on a single archetype that doesn't suck, that archetype from that set is going to remain dominant unless a counter unseats it. To put it another way, each set in some form dictates part of the standard meta, but it's their interactions with the other sets in standard that makes the format work. Almost every time one of those is printed, it becomes a de-facto T1 deck (as happened with Orzhov Vampires), and if it doesn't, the planeswalker never features in any games. These archetypes have a powerful focused walker, so they win, these archetypes do not, so they lose. There just aren't enough planeswalkers in each set for a super focused walker to be particularly fair - it effectively dictates the metagame. 
] was a perfect example of why the focused approach kinda sucked, as good as it was for vampire tribal, because it effectively meant that vampires got an extremely powerful planeswalker and no other strategies did, even those running black. Planeswalkers should exist as one of the key card types in the game that have a strong presence that you can choose to include in many decks, without dictating what the meta is. Lukka dropped? OK now I have to kill a PW and a giant, indestructible snake who's spawning smaller snakes and can disrupt my creatures. Nissa resolved? OK, now my opponent has infinite mana and is killing me with almost impossible to kill creatures.
Narset just killed any deck that drew cards on the spot. You had to wait 1 turn because he disabled instants. Teferi was impossible to kill when it hit the board. Maybe it is because 2019 - 2020 PWs were broken and I can't help comparing them but I don't think we're in a bad spot. You don't feel like you've already lost when they hit the board, you can play around them and, also important, whenever they use their minus abilities you can always kill them with damage removal. However, the ones in standard right now are just well balanced ones. PWs as cards are definitely some of the most annoying cards to play against.
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