The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
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Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Commander is not my world. I prefer two wizards dueling each other.I enjoy the challenge of the multi-player Commander format, building decks around different mechanics.
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Manix is a favorite as well. Mine is CTS-XHP with Ironwood handles.Commander is not my world. I prefer two wizards dueling each other.
Man that is truly cool. Sol Ring was my go-to artifact in any deck.My Magic days are long behind me (I play all sorts of other games, though), but I held onto this Millstone. Millstone is my favorite M:TG card, and it's emblematic of the decks I tended to play: deeply annoying to play against, when they worked.
Richard Garfield was a guest lecturer in a game theory course I took in college, and at the end of the class he offered to sign M:TG cards for anyone who was interested. The handful of us who knew who he was had planned for this, and I asked him to alter my Millstone for me.
It's not especially valuable; he's signed, and altered, tons of cards over the years. But its sentimental value is off the charts.
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I mean, post #4 in this thread...I...can't believe this thread exists...
You guys never cease to amaze me! Where's the Pokémon one?
Just freaking YEAAH! Congratulations.My Magic days are long behind me (I play all sorts of other games, though), but I held onto this Millstone. Millstone is my favorite M:TG card, and it's emblematic of the decks I tended to play: deeply annoying to play against, when they worked.
Richard Garfield was a guest lecturer in a game theory course I took in college, and at the end of the class he offered to sign M:TG cards for anyone who was interested. The handful of us who knew who he was had planned for this, and I asked him to alter my Millstone for me.
It's not especially valuable; he's signed, and altered, tons of cards over the years. But its sentimental value is off the charts.
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Cards from the legend set have become really expensive.I have a 1600 count box full of mainly Ice Age and 4th edition with some Revised and Legends sprinkled throughout. Haven’t looked at them in over 20 years. Just been sitting in the closet. My dad sold antique sports memorabilia for a living (post war to late 70’s stuff) from the mid-80’s to around 2008’ish, so I was always at the baseball card shows around the mid-Atlantic region for years and would pick up Magic cards.
To this day I recall that the “ye old rare-and-desirable” card was a Black Lotus. Imagine my disappointment when I found out it wasn’t strategically all that impressive.Cards from the legend set have become really expensive.
See "The Abyss" above in my picture? That costs you about 1300€. Insane.
Yeah but they are going for a cool $1 million on the bay.To this day I recall that the “ye old rare-and-desirable” card was a Black Lotus. Imagine my disappointment when I found out it wasn’t strategically all that impressive.
It can pretty much seal a game in turn one! Swamp + Black Lotus + Dark Ritual + Juzam Djinn = a 5/5 creature before your opponent has even played a land. The well of Lotus shenanigans is deep.To this day I recall that the “ye old rare-and-desirable” card was a Black Lotus. Imagine my disappointment when I found out it wasn’t strategically all that impressive.
You could win on turn one with it. I used to know a bunch of ways to do it in different decks, but now I can barely remember why I walked into the kitchen.It can pretty much seal a game in turn one! Swamp + Black Lotus + Dark Ritual + Juzam Djinn = a 5/5 creature before your opponent has even played a land. The well of Lotus shenanigans is deep.![]()
I had a bunch of old ones but could never figure out how to play either. Still sitting in a box in my parent's houseA friend of mine growing up used to play Magic with his 2 brothers when I was a kid. I always thought the cards looked really cool and always kind of wanted to learn how to play but it never happened. I still never did learn how to play but still feel nostalgia when I see the cards because of this.
That could easily be a box full of good money, if you're so inclined.I had a bunch of old ones but could never figure out how to play either. Still sitting in a box in my parent's house
I had a bunch of old ones but could never figure out how to play either. Still sitting in a box in my parent's house
Yeah they've always intrigued me. There's a store down the street where they play games at, I think mainly Magic and Dungeons and Dragons. Someday it'd be cool to try.That could easily be a box full of good money, if you're so inclined.