#ModernFormat

[nerdybuddha]

Played Modern Thursday Night Magic Swiss +1 Format and took 7th out of 22nd (4-2) 😊😊😊 vs Junk (1-2), Junk (2-0), Naya Burn (1-2), Bant Eldrazi (2-1), Grixis Delver (2-0), Jeskai Control (2-0) #grtron #Tron #magic #mtg #magicthegathering #WoTC #tabletopgaming #tabletopgames #wurmcoilengine #spellskite #karntheliberated #modernformat #modern #thursday #fun #geeky #nerdy #dorky

[patient-by-virtue-blog]

Went 3-0-1 at a small Modern Tourny

Played Martyr Proc vs. Red Deck Wins, Jund, GW Infect, and UR Midrange. Went 1-1 and drew versus Jund, hell yeah Jotun Grunts shrinking Goyf.

Won the ninja Planechase deck, a pretty penny worth of chase rares and such.

[mtgacentral]

Magic: the Gathering Banned List

Key Takeaways:

- The MTG Banlist is a list of cards that are restricted or banned in various Magic: The Gathering formats. - The Banlist is important for maintaining a balanced and fair gameplay experience for all players. - Each format, such as Standard, Modern, Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, has its own specific Banlist. The MTG Banlist is a crucial aspect of the Magic: The Gathering community. It serves as a tool to maintain game balance and fairness. In this section, we will provide an overview of the Banlist and explore why it holds such significance for both casual and competitive players. Stay tuned to discover the impact of the Banlist on deck strategies and the evolving metagame. Overview of the MTG Banlist

The MTG Banlist is a must-have for Magic: The Gathering players. It shows which cards are banned or restricted in certain formats. This list ensures fair play and an enjoyable experience for all gamers. Format-specific bans vary. The Standard Format Banlist includes recent sets to keep the game dynamic. The Commander Format banlist is for multiplayer games and promotes a better collective experience. In addition, some cards are universally banned. These cards are too powerful or disruptive. So, they are not allowed in any format. This banlist keeps the metagame balanced and stops any card from dominating too much. Players should stay informed of changes to the banlist. This way, they can modify their strategies and keep up with the competition. Check for updates so you're ahead of any alterations or modifications. The Banlist is like a strict parent at a magic trick competition, making sure no cards pull a disappearing act. Why the Banlist is Important The banlist in Magic: The Gathering (MTG) is crucial. It is a mechanism to control the use of cards that could cause unfair advantages or bad experiences. By regulating which cards are allowed or restricted, the banlist gives everyone a fair game. The banlist is key for a healthy and diverse metagame. Without it, certain cards or strategies could dominate. This leads to boredom and less fun. The banlist encourages different tactics and combos, making the game more interesting. Also, the banlist makes format-specific balance. Different play formats have their own banlists. For example, the Standard Format Banlist focuses on current sets, while the Legacy Format Banlist looks at powerful cards from MTG's past. With bans and restrictions that fit each format, the banlist ensures fairness. Decisions about banning cards are not taken lightly. MTG's creators analyze gameplay data, community feedback, and tournament results. This shows their commitment to providing a great experience for all players.

Format-Specific Banlists

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[nerdybuddha]

Didn't Top 8 tonight but took 11th out of 31 people at a Thursday night Modern.(1-2) Nahiri Control, (2-0) GB Tron, (2-0) Abzan Elves, (1-2) Nacatl Burn, (2-1) Bant Eldrazi, (1-2) Naya Zoo. Burn and Zoo were the hardest matchups couldn't seem to out race them, and Zoo was running Thalia, Guardian of Traben which just made everything one turn too slow. Thankful @acrowswhisper was there to keep me company or else I'd be more heartbroken over just missing out by a win into top 8. #grtron #tron #magic #mtg #magicthegathering #WoTC #tabletopgaming #tabletopgames #urza #urzastower #urzasmine #urzaspowerplant #karntheliberated #modernformat #modern #thursday #thursdaynight #fun #geeky #nerdy #dorky

[patient-by-virtue-blog]

Tested Legacy all day today; on a whim played some Modern format to top the day off. Myself on the left, turn 3 boardstate with Wb Martyr Proc, standing on 37 life. Right side, my friend's turn 4 boardstate with UR Swath Storm. Final storm count, 37, resolving Grapeshot with two Pyromancer's Swath active.

185 damage turn 4 with two Empty the Warren's in hand. I can't even get mad.