Is there a limit on the number of plains walkers allowed in a single deck if so what is the limit
normally any card other than basic lands can have 4 copies in a deck. unless you are playing a specific format with a ban/restriced list. so most likely you can have 4 of any planewalker in your deck, and no limit to the 4 of planeswalkers. certain cards like {relentless rats} gets around this rule and you can play more than 4.
Thanks for the help
There are only 10 cards in the game that have/give plainswalk, and they are all old cards.
Do you mean Planeswalkers?
Sorry for the trolling, but as an older player, I remember such things plainswalk, which really isn't used anymore. So I read the title of your post as such. Just remember the difference between plainswalk and Planeswalker. One is unblockable when an opponent had a plains on the field. The other is a magical entity with near godlike power that can travel between the different planes of the Multiverse.
Quote from: rarehuntertay on July 22, 2014, 05:37:26 AM
There are only 10 cards in the game that have/give plainswalk, and they are all old cards.
Do you mean Planeswalkers?
Sorry for the trolling, but as an older player, I remember such things plainswalk, which really isn't used anymore. So I read the title of your post as such. Just remember the difference between plainswalk and Planeswalker. One is unblockable when an opponent had a plains on the field. The other is a magical entity with near godlike power that can travel between the different planes of the Multiverse.
Aren't we, the players, also mean't to be some kind if Planeswalker. As we can summon beings from different planes and have abilities. :P
Quote from: raf802 on July 22, 2014, 06:11:44 AM
Quote from: rarehuntertay on July 22, 2014, 05:37:26 AM
There are only 10 cards in the game that have/give plainswalk, and they are all old cards.
Do you mean Planeswalkers?
Sorry for the trolling, but as an older player, I remember such things plainswalk, which really isn't used anymore. So I read the title of your post as such. Just remember the difference between plainswalk and Planeswalker. One is unblockable when an opponent had a plains on the field. The other is a magical entity with near godlike power that can travel between the different planes of the Multiverse.
Aren't we, the players, also mean't to be some kind if Planeswalker. As we can summon beings from different planes and have abilities. :P
Per the old 4th Edition rule book, yes we are 😜
But back on topic
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