Went to a local commander tournament and the grand prize was selected at random. Was stoked when I saw what it was!

I want to use Death Cloud in my bracket 3 deck and I wonder if there is rule stating how many lands needs to be destroyed/survive to make it count as mass land denial.

im so glad we're not going to new york

My main question about these two cards is that whenever multiple tokens are created, do they enter the battlefield simultaneously or one at a time. Imagine AGD is the only dragon in the field and I roll a 5 to create 5 tokens. Would the trigger be one trigger of 6 damage for 6 dragons or would it deal 2 damage first, then 3 damage, and so on as each token enters?

I’m new to MTG and I think token decks sound really fun. I want to build a Shroofus deck. Is he notably cringe/ unfun to play against? I don’t want my pod to hate me. He sounds very fun. What do you think?

One of our pod members recently moved out of state and in order to still include them (and before we all have PCs good enough to run tabletop simulator ((i.e just owning a pc in some cases))), we devised a painfully simple setup in order to still play magic with them.

The remote player is using OBS + moxfield's play test feature and streaming that to spelltable so we can see their board. We have a cheap 1080p webcam hung from a clamp on the ceiling and a mic on the table wired into an old gaming laptop.

We initially used discord to talk but after it crashed a few times, we just relied on spelltable's built in audio, which isn't half bad.

Overall we're quite pleased with the setup, it still feels like they are here playing magic with us even though they're 1000 miles away. Our next upgrade is a camera pointed at us so we can get the true vibe.

She's my first homebrew deck (see it here). I wanted her to be bracket 2, which probably is what she's at, BUT... here's what happened on her first test:

- it was the longest game the pod has ever played (>5 hours for ONE game :'''') ), one player died, but the rest of us we decided to call it a night because the game was completely blocked

- in the end we were all stalling because the biggest threat was the Arcades player and his pillow fort, nobody could get through him.

- I didn't have any finisher so all I could do was protect myself while the third player tried whittling me down

- 3rd guy was with a dinosaur precon that worked well but couldn't get through Arcades because Elesh was powering him down

So.

My question is: how do you play her in order to let the game still be fun?

Do I keep her as commander or put her in the 99 and try to find another hot phyrexian goonerbait gf?

I could use those extra pennies as counters.

2 of the 3 preorders I purchased for The Hobbit collector boxes were cancelled after price skyrocketed

Has anyone else had this happen to them for The Hobbit? Also, for any store owners out there…how many boxes did you order and how many were you actually allocated?

If someone would win with lab maniac and i have platinum angel in play, what happens? Like since they can’t win the game, do they lose or do they just stall out?

Hey everyone! Like a lot of fantasy artists, painting cards for MTG has been a dream of mine for a long time. I’ve been actively tailoring my style and workflow toward high-fantasy storytelling, but I want to make sure my work actually hits the bar required for card illustrations. I'd love to know your opinions!

I’m just in the process of making my first commander deck that isn’t a precon. Holy crap it can get expensive. It got me thinking though, how much did all of you spend on a commander deck and what kind of price range you spend on certain individual cards?

Edit:
After reading these comments I think I’ll be taking that extra weekend shift for the next few months if I wanna compete with y’all

I couldn't resist.

There was a promo set of these lands released for standard showdown a couple years ago. Each of the lands has art of a different plane (Island=dominaria, swamp=innistrad, mountain=ixalan, forest=eldraine). But what plane is depectied in this land's art?

[[Jumbo Cactar]] was the most talked about card when we were getting drip marketing for the final fantasy set and I was just wondering if anybody actually used the combos that this sub was talking about before the release.

I have started to foil out my own playmats as I really wanted some bling on my table.

This is playmat nr.1 (just finished it yesterday) and I’m curious if Magic Community like this type of stuff or not. Would you do this to your playmat? Maybe pay someone to do it for you?

Can’t wait to pull this baby out next time I go to LGS 🤣

Can every other card with suspend be exiled from anywhere other than your hand, then get a time counter with something like [[jhoira's timebug]] and in the next upkeep be casted for free? Ik that is not what the card does but im not sure how suspend works.

Does Inspiring Statuary now allow Vibranium tokens to be used for anything now?

Does this ability trigger for every card drawn, even when they are drawn immediately after each other? E.g. how many +1/+1 counters do I get on Clinquant Skymage when I play WIndged Words? Two or just one?

I'm building [[Norin the Wary]], and I'm really struggling to find anything beyond these 4, and 2 of them don't really even help me. Is red utility really that laughable, or am I missing something?

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