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They're putting chemicals in the water to turn the freaking fuck frogs fat!They just had to make her a fat slob.
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They're putting chemicals in the water to turn the freaking fuck frogs fat!They just had to make her a fat slob.
Are you talking about only Standard, or did you mean 2018? Because Humans (and arguably Merfolk) were both T1 decks in Modern in the late 2010s. Modern Spirits was also seeing a resurgence around the same time, and iirc stayed viable going into 2020. I dunno anything after that since the two MH sets made me bail out of Modern completely.The last Tribal deck to see serious play was in fucking 2008.
I dont really think you can count humans as a tribe just because we get so many in every set.Are you talking about only Standard, or did you mean 2018? Because Humans (and arguably Merfolk) were both T1 decks in Modern in the late 2010s. Modern Spirits was also seeing a resurgence around the same time, and iirc stayed viable going into 2020. I dunno anything after that since the two MH sets made me bail out of Modern completely.
Meanwhile in Legacy, Elves was competitive up until around the same time period, and only became "bad" when Bowmasters hit the scene; Goblins also had a renaissance thanks to that retarded Un-card being legal. Also if you wanna stretch the definition of 'Tribal', Lands was a thing too.
It did kinda just fall into existence yeah, but its biggest pay-offs are thanks to the Human-tribal stuff in the Innistrad sets (Champ of the Parish, Thalia's Lieutenant).I dont really think you can count humans as a tribe just because we get so many in every set.
Vomiting out a million dudes and drawing a million cards off Glimpse of Nature, eventually hitting Craterhoof (or Natural Order/Green Suns for it) will always be decent, and it was a Tier 1 strat long after 2008.As i said elves was already kind of on the way out, Natural Order for Progenitus is not what it used to be so the deck had no plan b.
They picked up a new lord randomly in M19 which pushed the deck up to T1, but otherwise the key cards all come from the two Innistrad blocks.I dont think the parts of spirits came from a dedicated block did it? It was just parts that were printed here and there over the years.
Well Champion of the perish is filler (hence why Perished never took off) Thalia's Lieutenant is the real card that kept humans on top, and there arent enough coco hits to really hold the deck together anymore.It did kinda just fall into existence yeah, but its biggest pay-offs are thanks to the Human-tribal stuff in the Innistrad sets (Champ of the Parish, Thalia's Lieutenant).
Its a decent strat that lasted until MH2 and Izzet Delver got Murktide, before then the deck could switch to Progenitus beats if Narset or Hullbreacher came down. Murktide made that race much harder to win.Vomiting out a million dudes and drawing a million cards off Glimpse of Nature, eventually hitting Craterhoof (or Natural Order/Green Suns for it) will always be decent, and it was a Tier 1 strat long after 2008.
So another tribe that had 2 blocks of dedicated support and still needed extra.They picked up a new lord randomly in M19 which pushed the deck up to T1, but otherwise the key cards all come from the two Innistrad blocks.
My argument is less about that and more that Tribal themed blocks tend to fail to push tribes to the forefront of formats and that i have no excitement for returning to a dedicated tribal plane just to see 4/5 of the tribes fail to gain real traction.I dunno, it's a really weird argument to say that tribal has been fake and gay in 60 card constructed because eternal formats don't play cards from only one set or block.
This is the kind of logic only WotC can deliver with a straight face: The solution to a centralized, high powered metagame is to . . . use bans/unbans to create a centralized, high powered metagame built around different cards. There has got to be a better way to manage the format.B&R announcement for today:
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Absolutely wild that we’re actually seeing MH3 cards banned, I honestly thought they’d let the formats burn longer, but even without having kept up with the state of any formats this seems correct. Get ready for splinter-twin 2025 kiwis!!!!!!!1!
My general worry is that it just slips in something already good.I'm on team "splinter twin is T2" prediction, interaction is cheap and powerful in modern and unlike against Bant Cringe Bird splinter twin doesn't draw cards for shitting on your attempts to stop it from doing the thing.
Yeah, I don't think Twin is even good in the current iteration of Modern. I think Looting has a bigger chance to be a problem and the fact that they us have Mox and Urza's Saga is a little wild.
Twin was always the worst to deal with when you slotted the 10-card package into an already solid shell. I wouldn't be surprised if it eventually got banned again like GGT did (btw Bridge from Below is another safe unban, even with Looting unbanned)My general worry is that it just slips in something already good.
that is kinda what I fear, Like Dimir Murktide is the second best deck behind energy already, and we know that Murktide plays well in red too so like I can see a world where you have a Grixis Murktide deck that..can beat you in the Giant Murktide way..and has the Scam Win of "oh you tapped out? LOL end of turn Pestermite into splintertwin"Twin was always the worst to deal with when you slotted the 10-card package into an already solid shell.
You pay money?Wait you guys still give magic the gathering money I just buy proxies for cards I wanna play with they look exactly like the real things is someone gonna say my card that costs $130.00 is fake and want me to prove it well you can only prove it by ripping in half and the newer proxies even have all of the exact same security features
I'm just happy The One Ring is banned.B&R announcement for today:
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Absolutely wild that we’re actually seeing MH3 cards banned, I honestly thought they’d let the formats burn longer, but even without having kept up with the state of any formats this seems correct. Get ready for splinter-twin 2025 kiwis!!!!!!!1!
that is kinda what I fear, Like Dimir Murktide is the second best deck behind energy already, and we know that Murktide plays well in red too so like I can see a world where you have a Grixis Murktide deck that..can beat you in the Giant Murktide way..and has the Scam Win of "oh you tapped out? LOL end of turn Pestermite into splintertwin"
You have to remember that in 2016 the best answers for Splinter Twin combo are literally unplayable cards in current modern like Abrupt Decay. Now there are tons of main deckable 0 and 1 mana instant speed answers. There might be a deck for Splinter Twin but at the minimum it will have to be built completely around protecting the combo with shit like Spellskite. Without Nadu there's no good examples of creature-based combos in current Modern, slotting Splinter Twin into existing decks is just adding 10 unplayble cards to your deckTwin was always the worst to deal with when you slotted the 10-card package into an already solid shell. I wouldn't be surprised if it eventually got banned again like GGT did (btw Bridge from Below is another safe unban, even with Looting unbanned)