Magic the Gathering format: Fun 40
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Magic the Gathering format: Fun 40
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#2What is all this talk of "Candy"?
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#3Random fact that I learned recently but I find it interesting: the create of MTG is a direct descendant of a US President. President James Garfield was his great-great grandfather.
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#4I love 40 card MTG. It's one of my fav ways to play. If you play a bunch of games in a row with someone it starts feeling like chess, much more deterministic when you're used to their deck. Getting two foundations boosters and shuffling them is such a great way to play. I'll definitely take a look at this
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#5"Moxes/Sol Ring. They are a nice touch if not found in abundance."
Seems odd when followed by every 40 card deck having all color-relevant moxen and sol ring...
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#6What is all this talk of "Candy"?
Beta cards or non-white borders
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#7What I've done a couple times but it is kind of a pain because it messes up the sorting of my collection is to make "packs" out of my collection and draft with friends. It's a lot easier to just buy a booster box and draft from that. But at least with old cards you don't have to contend with Sephiroth, the Ninja Turtles, and My Little Pony.
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#8FUN? How can it be fun without discard and land destruction?
Sounds like Gen-Z mtg
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#9FUN? How can it be fun without discard and land destruction? Sounds like Gen-Z mtg
Including Moxen and no hand interaction is certainly a choice. The Battlecruiser to battle all cruisers.
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#10That's what I love about MTG - the flexibility. For example, here's a new format I created to help even the playing field with new players: https://mrbluecoat.blogspot.com/2026/05/new-unofficial-mtg-f...