Case Study 2: The Vintage Classic Card: Blastoise (1st Edition Base Set 2/102) Verdict: Vintage 1st Edition cards present a significantly different risk/reward profile
2024-07-26 You can't sacrifice a Food to pay multiple costs
Tokens 1 Energy Reserve (helper) // Treasure (survival, tech) token 1 Human Knight // Food (tech) token 1 Human Knight // Copy token 1 Thopter // Treasure (survival, tech) token 1 Thopter // Junk token 1 Copy // Clue token 1 Treasure (survival, tech) // Clue token 1 Treasure (survival, tech) // Human Knight token 1 Food (tech) // Robot token 1 Robot // Treasure (survival, tech) token Energy Reserve (Helper) // Treasure (Survival, Tech) Human Knight // Food (Tech) Human Knight // Copy Thopter // Treasure (Survival, Tech) Thopter // Junk Copy // Clue Treasure (Survival, Tech) // Clue Treasure (Survival, Tech) // Human Knight Food (Tech) // Robot Robot // Treasure (Survival, Tech) These Commander decks will be released with Magic: The Gathering Fallout on March 8, 2024
Although it's niche, when used in the right situation, it can be very effective
The lack of sorcery isn't particularly great, but it's not hard to get good use out of this when you want it
In other words, if you have 4 Lightning Bolts in your deck, at least one of them will be in your opening hand in basically four out of ten games, regardless of whether your deck has 60 or 62 cards.Schmuddi Schmuddi2018-12-01 19:01:21 +00:00Commented Dec 1, 2018 at 19:01 You can easily run yourself out of cards if you build a standard-sized deck based around card-drawing, decking mechanics (where you try and exhaust your opponent's deck), or graveyard-pilfering (where you want to get as much stuff into your graveyard as possible)
