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Preordain is unbanned in modern. Mind’s Desire is unbanned in legacy.
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I like the unbans, but this is about as close to “no changes” as they could get without explicitly making no changes. Really was hoping for more unbans at least!
The explanations are very thorough and it does feel like they have a pretty good handle on the current state of the formats, which is nice. I still think they’re wrong about [[Orcish Bowmasters]] and to a slightly lesser extent [[The One Ring]] though.
I think Bowmasters is not fine in Modern/Legacy and I still think The One Ring is just going to increasingly become oppressive. Yes it’s at their “4 mana threshold” and it’s not one archetype dominating with it, but I think its ubiquity is probably a downside and that we’re going to see it clogging up games everywhere. Really curious and interested to see how the formats evolve!
I’m happy to see some reconsideration of old bans, but it really felt like they’re sweeping LTR’s issues under the rug while the set remains in print.
I guess it’s possible that the metagame will shift to deal with these new powerhouses, but the Ring could still remain overly ubiquitous, being colorless and generically useful. It’s hard to read WotC’s wait-and-see approach as anything other than handwaving, given their track record this decade.
At this point I can’t see why you would NOT play 4 copies if it in nearly every deck.
[[Preordain]] [[Mind’s Desire]]
Where is my grave troll? Why are the LOTR cards not banned?
Why is Bowmaster ok, but Punishing fire is not?
I have a feeling that it might have something to do with selling packs.
Now the only hope is for Wilds of Eldraine to shake meta in Pioneer.
Very surprised to not see anything touched in Historic, but I guess they are free to make changes to that whenever and not on the same yearly schedule.
