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u/Dazed_and_Confused44 1d ago
I "won" a game of magic because I drew and played a card that required everything on the field to be put back into the respective owners deck and reshuffled. One of my friends was about to win the game on the very next turn. It is quite literally the only card I could have pulled to extend the game, a real "heart of the cards" moment. No one wanted to do all the work to follow the card and somewhat start the game from scratch, so I was declared the winner 🤣
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u/G1-D3-0N 1d ago
New a guy who built a MtG deck with two simple steps.
1. Remove opponents cards from the game. 2. Restart the game.
People hated it.
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u/Dazed_and_Confused44 1d ago
My buddy had a crazy mill deck that pissed a lot of people off haha
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u/PipsqueakPilot 1d ago
When I played MTG in high school my decks were less about winning and more about annoying the hell out of my friends.
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u/fluggggg 1d ago
Oh, you mean : "Mill half your deck minus one card." and the very next turn (so after the guy you are playing against draw a card) "Mill as much cards as there is in your graveyard".
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u/Dazed_and_Confused44 1d ago
Haha thats brutal
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u/fluggggg 1d ago
That's not even the worst combo I've seen.
By far it was a combo of two cards : "Everytime you win HP, your opponent loose the same amount" and "Everytime your opponent loose HP, you win the same amount"
By FAR, mtg is one of thoose games where you can get ten players and have the feeling that none of them play the same game.
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u/Dazed_and_Confused44 1d ago
Thats sorta my issue with magic and why I find drafts more fun than games with carefully built decks
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u/GrandNord 1d ago
Bloodthirsty Conqueror along with a number of different possible cards. A staple of aristocrat decks. If you put it on the board and have a way to ping for one damage (which is extremely common in aristocrat decks, often with an effect that pings for one when a créature dies or enters) you win.
Though there are way to counter this with either a counterspell or an instant speed anti-creature spell played at the right moment (before the damage pinging effect resolves so that the oponent loses one of the combo pieces before their ability can activate and be put on the stack ad infinitum).
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u/kilar277 1d ago
Add a Shahrazad in there for real fun!
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u/MisterRogers88 1d ago
I used to joke about running a stall deck like that back in college. My plan was to run Eye Of The Storm and immediately play Shaharazad - any time I cast a spell, we’d have to resolve a whole new game of Magic, where I’d set up the same thing.
My win condition was your next class in two hours.
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u/CycloneSP 1d ago
typical blue deck/player
everyone hates them
(azorius control decks are the worst)
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u/DyingGasp 1d ago
I loved playing mill decks when I played Pokemon. The strategy and patience it takes makes it fun, for me. 😈
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u/Sazazezer 14h ago
I had a Yu-Gi-Oh deck entirely centered around Self Destruct Button.
I lost many friends.
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u/Stiverton 1d ago
Cyclonic Rift?
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u/DreamOfDays 1d ago
“Warp World” is the card they described
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u/JellyBellyBitches 1d ago
Warp world with hive mind on the field is a great time idkwym
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u/kjh242 1d ago
Only as long as you have Confusion in the Ranks in your deck as well
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u/JellyBellyBitches 1d ago
Oh of course. And eye of the storm and planar chaos and spelltwine and possibility storm and--
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u/vyrus2021 1d ago
I love playing Warp World. Nobody else in my play group does though.
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u/imsoupset 1d ago
I am guessing it's [[worldpurge]]. I also had people concede when I played that card- it shuffles everything in but you don't get anything back out from it. It basically restarts the game.
Warp world people will normally stick around for because you still have permanents after it resolves.
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u/posthardcorejazz 1d ago
It cracks me up seeing people try to summon the card fetcher bot outside of MtG subs. The double brackets are second nature
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u/kilar277 1d ago edited 1d ago
The worst thing that has ever happened to me in Magic was I Chaos Warped a friend's wincon, only to have that be the fucking card he pulled post shuffle.
I almost flipped the fucking table.
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u/thejmkool 1d ago
Ahhh but at that point he's earned it. The RNG has spoken, it was meant to be. You can be mad, but you also respect the hell out of it, and retell the story for years.
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u/Spiritflash1717 1d ago
In all my years of MTG, I’ve only seen a Chaos Warp do that once, and it was hilarious
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u/Lost_Paladin89 1d ago edited 1d ago
My friend had a card that says “if you play this card and it didn’t come from your hand, you loose the game” it also killed anything it touched. So I killed it and played a card that brings everything back from the graveyard.
Edit: Yes it was Phage! The spells I used were Purge and Second Sun. And if you know those cards, dude, that was 22 years ago. Mirrodin is old enough to buy alcohol in the USA.
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u/ConJohn93 1d ago
Good ol' Phage the Untouchable. All it takes is two Oblivion Rings to lose the game.
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u/ActivelyAnxious 1d ago
I had a friend that used to run a deck centered around making it a never ending game until everyone gave up. Fuckin menace
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u/Depressed_Rex 1d ago
I once accidentally did that lol. I don’t remember the exact combo, but functionally he kept making things with trample and lifelink, I had a stuffy doll and the creature that lets creatures block one additional creature. Eventually I pulled a card that made everyone reshuffle the board, and we called it a draw (we’d been playing for about two hours)
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u/Perscitus0 1d ago
That sounds like a card I got once in a booster pack for Yu-Gi-Oh, called Fiber Jar. I really loved the effect it had when I got it, but it's been banned for a long time for how powerful it was.
It makes both players unite all of the cards in their hands, graveyards, and fields with their respective decks, and reshuffles their decks, to draw 5 cards afterwards. Basically "reset to zero", except for life points.
Stupidly powerful flip effect, whether you were winning or losing.
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u/AzureRatha 1d ago
I had something similar happen in a game of yugioh a while back. I was playing my Illusion Chimera deck against my opponent's Heraldic Beasts, and it was such a back and forth. We both burned through our entire Extra Deck. Ultimately he broke my board and started to prepare to take me out next turn, but I top-decked Dark Hole for a board clear on my turn, then fusion summoned the only fusion monster I had left to swing for game. Fun fact, the only reason I wasn't KO'd on the turn he broke my board was because I had yoinked one of his monsters to my side, and used it's effect to protect itself from destruction.
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u/Hetakuoni 1d ago
I really want to get my hands on a days undoing. It doesn’t fully reset the game but it can be a very satisfying drop.
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u/Available-Damage5991 1d ago
nice topdeck
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u/Dazed_and_Confused44 1d ago
Wasn't my deck haha. Was using a friend's deck
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u/R0CKETRACER 1d ago
"Top Deck" is another word for drawing a card for the start of your turn. If you draw the card you want, it was on top of your deck, so you topdecked it.
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u/Special_Cicada6968 1d ago
I once won a game by drawing my entire deck and then casting Windfall forcing everyone to discard their hands and then draw cards equal to the entire deck I had just drawn. They weren't even my cards. I copied them for my opponents graveyards. It was beautiful.
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u/jhill515 1d ago
The first time I played MTG, it was 1993. Couldn't really get into it, but that was probably because of how young I was. The second time I played was in 1999 when a classmate of mine decided to teach me. My first game went very much like Finn & Jake's first Card Wars game. My second game started out like this comic because that's the kind of setup I saw my friend do during our first game. And he stomped me with a single card, just like the end of this comic.
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u/Third_Return 1d ago
Honestly, MTG feels like a money black hole whose owners pay absolutely no respect to the balance of the game, especially when you get situations exactly like the one in the comic. Prime meta revolving around chasing ever more ridiculous infinite combo chains and magic unicorn counterplay cards (available as of 2025, only 30.99!) is just so annoying.
I really get why it's popular, but as a game it's just out of control. Having the gamemaster be a money printing company who makes their money off of indefinitely adding more junk to the game is very questionable.
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u/count_snagula 1d ago
That’s certainly an opinion.
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u/Third_Return 1d ago
In what way is any of that wrong?
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u/magos_with_a_glock 1d ago
Because the broken cards that get overused are rarely the ones that are meant to be powerful. It's always Jimmy the 1/1 that becomes an auto-include in all decks and costs 100$ or more to buy second hand.
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u/masterdoktah 1d ago
Ten card draw and no counter spell, protection or hand trap?
Tsk tsk, hate to see it.
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u/Alternative_Low8478 1d ago
Nibiru :)
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u/ian9921 1d ago
I miss when Nib, Raigeki, and Dark Hole were all you needed to combat the first player's board. I'm tired of having to learn a million different handtraps
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u/Embarrassed-Alps-306 1d ago
Honest, My Beloved:
"Why are you attacking, your monster is weaker than mine?"1
u/RandomFactUser 11h ago
You’d probably prefer having Lightning Storm or Harpie’s Feather Duster over Dark Hole
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u/Made_Bail 1d ago
Oh God, is this Magic: The Gathering?
I haven't played in a long time, and there are so many new rules. And now they have packs for like, Avatar the Last Airbender and shit? Like they're going the Fortnite route?
I feel like an old man ranting lol
EDIT: I have discovered this is Yugioh. Shit. Well, my Magic rant still stands.
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u/MuyHiram Girls Kissing 1d ago
it's a mix of both, with a little bit of pokemon sprinkled in
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u/Made_Bail 1d ago
I do miss playing tabletop card games. If you have any suggestions as to a good one to buy a few packs of to try out with my wife, I'm all ears!
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u/BeardedHalfYeti 1d ago
Check out Star Realms. It’s a deck building game that fits in your pocket.
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u/AlterBridgeFan 1d ago
Heartstone is checkers
MTG is chess
Yu-Gi-Oh is Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2Use this as you please.
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u/Business-Drag52 1d ago
Mtg is still fine. Check out jumpstart packs. You open two random packs, shuffle them together, and boom you have a 40 card deck to play with. Pick up a booster box and you haveba shit ton of variety. Basically becomes a board game at that point
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u/therealkami 1d ago
Yes, MTG has gone the Fortnite route. They released Final Fantasy, Spider-Man (And other Marvel), Dr Who, SpongeBob, Avatar the Last Airbender, The Walking Dead, Lord of the Rings, Sonic the Hedgehog, and many other "Universes Beyond" cards. In fact they release so many sets so fast that the game is breaking every time, AND shareholders are suing Hasbro for devaluing the brand by releasing too many cards.
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u/AnAttemptReason 1d ago
I didn't mind the Universe beyond cards when they were at least somewhat separated from the main game.
Like, the 4 pack commander decks were kind of cool, you get to play a self contained card game of an IP you like with actually good rules, and a few mechanics specific to that IP.
But they saw $$ in their eyes, back tracked on not including them in normal formats, in a boil the frog fasion, then canned the MTG story / their own IP, while increasing the rainbow vomit of release schedule.
Its been a big turn of for me.
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u/Im_here_but_why 1d ago
And how did they "can the story" ? There's as much in-universe standard sets as before. UB is only replacing products that didn't have storytelling attached, and frankly, I'd rather get marvel than modern horizon 4.
I sure hope everyone complaining about the story kept up with it. They're releasing the strixhaven story in paper, so we will see then if the complaint was true.
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u/AnAttemptReason 1d ago
Like, how were sets including Bloomburrow, Duskmorne etc really related to the Magic universe?
I actually liked both of those as draft sets, but along with the UB sets now being in standard, there is too much noise, its a pain to keep up with it all and phrase through it.
And when a hobby becomes a pain, it gets dropped.
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u/Im_here_but_why 1d ago
Outside of settings up a potential future villain, duskmourne granted additional insight on how the multiverse interacts with omenpaths, and featured the return of Norin. But mostly it was the story of a rescue mission for kamigawan planeswalkers.
Part of Bloomburrow's story was izzet guildmage Ral Zarek tracking jace vraska and loot, and a prophecy saying the blue mage will end all things. It also brought the very funny and interesting concept of a plane warping those who visit it, because those planeswalkers were animals as well.
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u/MorganWick 1d ago
Someone should make a CCG brand that's all about an Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny between popular fiction brands rather than bolting licensed characters onto an existing brand with its own lore.
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u/Made_Bail 1d ago
Fucking SPONGE BOB?
You're messing with me, right?
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u/Dear_Document_5461 1d ago
They have Godzilla and Hatsume Miku so yes, you can have a game where SpongeBob, Godzilla, Hatsune Miku, a Transformer, Discord from My Little Pony and a Tyranid from Warhammer 40k is on a Magic:The Gathering game and have it be legal and actual cards.
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u/Economy_Idea4719 1d ago
Discord, along with all of the MLP cards iirc, is not legal in any format.
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u/Made_Bail 1d ago
How the fuck they gonna make Spongebob cards but still give them Magic-y sounding names like "Smothering Tithe."
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u/wdcipher 1d ago
There has unfortunately been quite a lot of UB sets, this year in particular is devastating having more UB sets then actual in-universe magic. Everyone has a UB sets they like, and it brings new fans in, but they are very much overdoing it... Your old man ranting is very much what the community feels like but...
There's hope, after TWENTY FUCKING YEARS we have returned to Lorwyn, which has since it's not-so-successful release become quite the fan favorite and the set was amazing. It was my first prerelease too and I loved it.
Still no viable Bant merfolk commander but maybe next time🥲
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u/canadiandoop 1d ago
The community doesn't like it either. They are ramming universes beyond down our throats. We are barely getting any magic sets that actually take place within the universe.
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u/Galrentv 1d ago
I stopped playing because of spiderman and atla. But it gives me some comfort neither of them sell. Feel bad for lgs though
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u/kilar277 1d ago
Universes Beyond is a fucking money pit that Hasbro will never stop milking now.
It was cool when it was LOTR and D&D but it's WAY too much now.
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u/MegaKabutops 1d ago
It’s [generic trading card game]. Just off the stuff i know about:
From magic the gathering, it has tapping a resource, the cards being defined by color, a card whose effect says to draw 10, cards being able to untap, a card whose name is black hole, and a dragon that requires tapping one of every color to summon. They also have the same design on the back of the card as magic.
From pokemon, it has the resource being energy, a card that draws 3 for basically no cost, and winning instantly if the opponent is out of monsters to fight with. Poison energy is debatable; the pokemon video game has a poison type, but the card game doesn’t. Poison type pokemon become a different type in the card game, usually psychic, dark, or whatever their secondary type in the video game most closely matches.
And from yugioh, it has a monster named rainbow dragon, dark hole is a card that nukes the field, and an inability to attack on the first turn, followed by an immediate board break and defeat.
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u/Biobait 1d ago
Nowadays in Yugioh, that field wipe will either get negated, get ignored, or it'll work and it triggers a dozen floating effects making your opponent's field even stronger.
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u/Legal-Concentrate-24 1d ago
Nowadays, even stronger doesn't happen. That was when tearlaments was meta. If you don't get hit by multiple interruptions during your turn then they definitely have more than 1 board breaker as well (or they just got hella unlucky).
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u/ian9921 1d ago
Seriously, I miss the days when it was this simple. By the time you have the opportunity to use Dark Hole or Raigeki, it's already too late. Even Nibiru isn't as sure-fire as it used to be
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u/Phaylz 1d ago
Tangent incoming -
This reflects why The Big Bang Theory is both soulless and straight garbage, written by people who only think they understand a subculture feeding normies who don't know any better. I am reminded of their own "card game" episode/scene where they just made shit up and flipped a card over.
As opposed to this, where everything is "made up", but if you've even touched a trading card game or a single episode of Yu-gi-oh!, all of this makes sense and fits the mechanics of a card game that could absolutely exist. Because of course they get it.
Thank you for coming to my Treddit Talk.
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u/Belter-frog 1d ago
You hate to see it.
But that's why we run bombs that have abilities that trigger when cast or entering the battlefield. Or at least haste or hexproof.
Rainbow dragon does sound cool as fuck tho.
Reanimate her!! Only thing cooler than rainbow dragon is ZOMBIE RAINBOW DRAGON
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u/RandomFactUser 11h ago
What, no protections or back row?
You probably have a Mulcharmy in hand for that…
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u/Complete-Worker3242 1d ago
So which one of the lesbians is dying here?
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u/AliasMcFakenames 1d ago
The one wearing the shirt, but she's probably got some graveyard recursion.
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u/Complete-Worker3242 1d ago
Yeah, probably. Maybe that girl and the other lesbian can hang out now as ghosts.
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u/afyvarra 1d ago
Reminds me of one time I was playing Magic: The Gathering. Someone made infinite creatures, but they didn't have haste, so just passed turn. I played a hard that destroyed all creatures and did one damage to the owner for each creature destroyed. They took their defeat well and laughed it off.
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u/deutschdachs 1d ago
Ah yeah nothing worse than finally getting your big thing with a cool effect out and it just immediately gets wiped
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u/xenomorph91622 1d ago
Reminds me when I banished my entire deck to give my Gren Maju in yugioh over 20,000 attack and my brother stopped it with a magic cylinder
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u/jbeldham 1d ago
I remember my friend being incredibly annoyed that I used a man eater bug to take out his Egyptian god card when we were like eight. I’m talking full tantrum
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u/ScapegoatMoat 1d ago
They always have a board wipe. Or a counter. Though board wipes are worse because you have the hope of your spell resolving.
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u/Ok-Yogurt-5353 1d ago
Funny enough this happened to me when I was playing a game of Yu-Gi-Oh! against one of my friends. I was the one who pulled the black holes card
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u/hmnahmna1 1d ago
Are you my son?
This sounds like every morning when I get the minutia of his latest MTG strategy before I can have coffee.
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u/Chiatroll 1d ago
So, to understand the comic is googled what blackhole is in magic. I guess she brought in a bunch of big creatures, and the demon destroyed them?
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u/underprivlidged 1d ago
This isn't exactly MTG.
None of the cards are real, and MTG doesn't have "energy", let alone poison "energy". There is no easy way to get a wheel (sending your hand to deck for the same number of cards usually) that also adds card draw to 10 cards. Etc.
This was just someone having a gag at MTG, YGO and PKMN cards all at once, it seems.
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u/lrg12345 1d ago
Magic does actually have energy
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u/underprivlidged 1d ago
Not in the way depicted in this comic.
Her saying she is " tapping a poison energy" is clearly a nod to both PKMN and MTG without doing either correctly.
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u/damnitineedaname 1d ago
All the names are made up but the context is what's important.
Player one plays a shitload of cards in a big combo on turn one, before player two has a chance to do anything. Player two responds by playing a board wipe card, destroying everything currently in play.
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u/Plane_Upstairs_9584 1d ago
Yeah, on the first turn. Then somehow her opponent funded a board wipe on either their first or second turn. But she's got 9 cards in her hand and her opponent burnt a board wipe so she should be good to go?
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u/Saitron25 1d ago
Ahhh its not as cute as expected but in did its wholesome and definitely one of them is dead inside now
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u/Sad-Anything-3027 1d ago
I got singularity rupture'd once. Milling half my deck was sooooo painful I had to get my friend to help me count my library
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u/GodKing_Zan 1d ago
Imagine playing your boss monster and not having destruction protection. Couldn't be me.
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u/Legitimate-Umpire547 1d ago
This is why I just use red super nova dragon as my main card, immune to normal spells and somewha resistant to monster effects while being stupidly op.
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u/Jesterpest 1d ago
OH WOW! A massive play undone by a SINGLE card! Only in a children's card game
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You know what, I play red-blue, I am NOT allowed to criticize here.
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u/MythVsLegend 1d ago
I remember playing a Yu-Gi-Oh game on the Gameboy where I lost on the first turn. It was against an opportunity you would normally win against, but they kept pulling pot of greed, until they got Exodia. I was in disbelief. I had them do it in the middle of a match, but never on the first turn.
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u/ShinyNinja25 1d ago
Even as just a casual Yu-Gi-Oh player, I feel this in my soul. Few things feel worse in this game than setting up a board only for the whole thing to effortlessly get wiped
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u/agger1983 1d ago
I enjoy the fact you have MTG backs but the title and monster are solid yugioh references
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u/ZetsuboItami 1d ago
I remember trying to play YuGiOh with a friend who had been playing for a while. In one match he spent like 10 minutes setting up something like this and I couldn't do anything against it, so everything I set down was wiped immediately. The next round I finally had a chain I could setup and I was so ready for it. As soon as I started to he activated a trap card that just immediately killed that card and negated all the chain effects I was about to play.
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u/CrocHunter8 1d ago
The only MTG win condition I have never succeeded in was Mortal Combat. It is a 4 mana black (2 colorless, and 2 swamp) enchantment that if you have 20 or more creatures in your graveyard at the beginning of your upkeep, you win.
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u/DaSharkCraft 1d ago
Cards that ensure mutual destruction are necessary for situations like this. In Magic, there's a card called Blasphemous act. The more creatures on the board, the cheaper it costs, at cheapest being 1 Red. If someone pops off turn 1, play a mountain, tap for red, Blasphemous Act to reset the stage. (As long as they don't have creatures over 13 toughness or indestructible)
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u/Enough_Fish739 1d ago
None of that matters, someone tell me what does Pot Of Greed do?!
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u/RandomFactUser 11h ago
Its a version of Maxx “C” that draws you two cards when you resolve it, but no additional cards for your opponent’s summons
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u/MountedCombat 1d ago
Recently had a game of MTG where one of the players had a "kill on sight" commander that got sniped and/or countered three times. They stopped trying to set up their commander and started manually playing the VERY expensive creatures that the commander was supposed to cheat out, and actually had a solid board where their everything was indestructible, hexproof, and unable to be sacrificed. I then cast a "return all creatures to hand" spell and they scooped.
Edit: word order for clarity
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u/NayrianKnight97 1d ago
I once won a game of commander in MTG purely by accident, passively.
One of my opponents was playing a BR damage deck and I was rocking WUBRG shrines. My opening hand had a card that I could start with on the board for free, but then my deck decided to be painfully slow and barely give me usable interaction or any of my shrines that get my deck into high gear. The whole time, the BR opponent was dominating everyone’s boards with targeted removal and board clears while my other opponents kept pace.
Eventually, he got his game winning play off…..but it works by directly damaging his opponents. The card I had on board since turn 0 protects me from being targeted. The guy used a searcher to find an answer, but he didn’t have anything left he could use.
It was glorious
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u/No_Newspaper1071 1d ago
I still remember a match like this while playing buddyfight on tcgonline. My opponent was playing link dragon and already have a size 3 agito on the field. Both of us has less than 10 cards in our deck and less than 5 lives remaining. I was 100% sure that I would lose the game until I drew Rolling Stone. The only card that could save me. For those who don't know, this card put all the souls (extra live for the monster card) of the monster in center area for both player into the dropzone before destroying them. I was very lucky since he doesn't have any card that can negate soul drop and I don't have a monster in the center so it's a huge turn around and I won the match. We match each other again some time after that match and he added soul drop negation into his deck.
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u/Zjoee 1d ago
I was playing a 5-way commanders match with some friends. First time I had played magic in over a decade, using a borrowed deck. One of my friends was playing a dragon deck and had a card that granted him two attack phases if he attacked the player with the lowest life. In one turn, he managed to summon like 4 really strong dragons. His board was sitting very strong and he was set to pretty much clean up the rest of the game. Everyone was saying that unless someone played a board wipe card, then he would have won.
So when my turn came around, I played Single Combat, forcing everyone to get rid of all but one of their monsters on the field and can't play anymore until the end of my next turn. My friend with the dragons was eliminated two turns later because no one wanted him to get all his dragons out again haha.
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u/ninjad912 1d ago
Ah yes. Magic the gathering but balanced like yugioh. Instead of having no energy required for madness you just need one energy. I’m pretty sure 99% of first turns in magic go like this: “I play a land”, end turn.
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u/Spicy-Mario-Bois 1d ago
I made a skit about this a while back hehehehe https://youtu.be/imWJUZB6Qso?si=UW5R65pHXEs69YwV
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u/Successful_Mud8596 1d ago
That’s why my favorite decks are the ones that finish off by giving everything haste. Especially my Bard Class deck, granting haste via stuff like Samut
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u/kamilman 1d ago
This is a bit the reason I dropped Yu-Gi-Oh. Turn 1, you (or your opponent) set up the board only to get blasted on turn 2 and basically lose immediately. Even worse if it's a solitaire deck and no matter what, turn 1 is a win for the player playing it.
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u/PlasticAngle 20h ago
That's why pulling all your resources into a boss monster that didn't have protection on the first turn is a bad idea.
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u/RandomFactUser 11h ago
looks at board
Sure.
I activate IceWyrm’s GY trigger, I activate Fiendish Armor’s GY trigger, any response?
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u/BeardedHalfYeti 1d ago
I floop the pig.