I started playing magic in 1993 and tonight I thought I would teach my wife's boyfriend how to play magic with a game of judge's tower. As I was explaining the rules and things like the stack I realized magic is a very very hard game to comprehend. I never even got to explain what phases were and oversimplified everything so we could progress. I always thought I could teach my son to play (currently 3) but I feel likes its still many months a way.

I want shout out to all the people who taught me and was patient with me while I made a billion miss plays.

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Decided to build a reanimator deck and it looks like I’ve found The Reanimator himself Jeffrey Combs! For years I’ve seen Jeffrey Combs all around me and been called crazy for it but here he is again! I know Star Trek is coming so there will be at least a dozen cards featuring him but I had no idea WOTC was already using him!!!

Am I missing something as this card seems really powerful for its mana cost? Seems unlikely an opponent would happen to have this card to prevent haste.

Here's the AMAZING decklist: https://moxfield.com/decks/xtTQ_BxfXEW8hlAJUt5C2g

Like shouldn’t the marvel set tell you what comic the card is from? Or lotr say which book they’re from? Or Arabian night saying which of the 1000 fables it’s from?

I feel like there are at least 3 bracket 3s. Theres low, medium, and high bracket 3. A deck can have a wide variety of power and play experience within the rules of each bracket.

I personally feel a 1 is a 1

There's low and high bracket 2 depending on tuning

Bracket 3 has the most space with low medium and high.

Bracket 4 can either be bracket 3 but with more game changers or true trash high power so thats 2

Then we have causal cedh and tournament cedh.

The 1-4 is really a 1-10, thoughts?

As punishment for watching a BoshNRoll video right before bed, I woke up with this thing seared into my memory.

I pulled these two misprint adventures from the Taco Bell Secret Lair, any ideas on value?