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Equating falsehood to dissention from you will never not be misleading. Your semantics are in themselves intentional deceptions.

Also, I'm staying. It's not like I've ever purchased anything from the app that I now regret.

Screen-capping the deck builder instead of purchasing unlimited decks ftw

Yep. They think I'll look at porn or something.

Because you can't do that on a phone ;)

{Ash Zealot}
{Burning-Tree Emissary}

I would think that besides land, they would have to be creature cards because those are the only things whose power/toughness makes their function implicit and do not NEED text.
Any other spell would need clarification.

As for magic borders. I think we should go back to the old border and brown artifacts!

Ooo! Agreed!

The old brown made it feel like an artifact in the sense that they were ancient and that's cool.

Although I remember the way they used to do multi-colored cards with like that weird yellowish-greenish-bronze color ( {Lava Zombie} ). Not pretty

Super! Thanks so much

Is there a way to filter results from the database based on format? Like if I wanted to punch in qualities of cards in standard, is there a faster way than to manually select RtR through BotG in the 'expansions' slot?

iirc, a lot of people here don't like it because with more room comes more negative (unused) space.

I can make judgements about it I suppose but in all honesty, I don't really care what they do with the boarders.

I'm of the camp that does not like scry lands in their agro. I want turn 3 or 4 to start presenting real threats so missing any opportunity to use every turn's land drop makes me feel bad

1. If you enjoy the competitive experience then its pretty much worth it right there. If you expect to lose, it's only unwise if you do not believe that the entry fee is worth playing the minimum number of matches.

2. Umm, untap before you draw?
Read up on the sticked thread about the stack and make sure you're aware of all rulings on the cards in the deck you will enter with

Thanks for the suggestions, and +1 :)

1. While I generally play casual, I like to try different things, so that's a good idea to keep in mind when I lose and get mad ;)

2. I like to think I'm pretty good at the rules. I play casual more because of the money, not because it's less complicated (even though sometimes it isn't, especially with my melek/think twice deck, for example.)

But the rulings on the cards in my deck is a good idea, thanks.

1 question: if someone forgets to untap something and then draws, is it legal to not let them untap it until next turn?

Because the pro tour is the highest level of competition (right?), I would enter assuming that 1. The rules of the game will be followed in the strictest sense, and 2. Your opponents won't let an opportunity to take advantage of a mistake go away.

1. If you enjoy the competitive experience then its pretty much worth it right there. If you expect to lose, it's only unwise if you do not believe that the entry fee is worth playing the minimum number of matches. Otherwise you will have, at the very least, learned from failure, and that'll just make you a better player.

2. Umm, untap before you draw?
Read up on the sticked thread about the stack and make sure you're aware of all rulings on the cards in the deck you will enter with

I'm thinking turn 5 {Lightning Strike} into a {Kragma Warcaller} for free B)

{Rakdos, Lord of Riots}
{Ragemonger}

There's no ruling that says I can't manage to cast some minotaur for free this way is there?

You can do it here. If you select any card, just tap the artists name at the top of the info bar and it gives you everything by that artist.

Wayne Reynolds Rakdos Goblins all day