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The most expensive cards like the Lotus aren't legal in most formats. A format is like a league with specific rules. The Vintage/type 1 format does allow lotus
by androidgirl 8y ago
The most expensive cards like the Lotus aren't legal in most formats. A format is like a league with specific rules.
The Vintage/type 1 format does allow lotuses, in quantities of one. Most non-wizards Vintage tournaments allow a set number of proxy cards, usually around 7-10 because of the Power Nine (Lotus and eight other ridiculous cards).
For most players the issue is recurring costs of new decks from rotation/metagame, or buying landbases if they play Modern/Legacy. Reprinting issues aren't limited to reserved cards.
- americanjetset 8y ago>Lotus and eight other ridiculous cards Well, Lotus, 7 other ridiculous cards, and then Timetwister.
- moate 8y agoPlay a game in which 4x Timetwister is allowed. See how broken it can be. It's not "take an extra turn" good, but Jesus does it solve a lot of problems. P9 inclusion warranted IMO.
- androidgirl 8y agoTwister's definitely not as good. I play storm though, so it's still a bonkers card.
- UncleMeat 8y agoAdd Time Walk to the list of cards that are wildly overrated on the P9. A considerable portion of the time it is just a zero mana cycler. Sol Ring is infinitely more powerful.