@aeonsovarius

What's the schedule like on the events over there. After the weather clears I'd be game for the road trip for Vintage.

@wagner it can't attack it's owner.

@babau said in Historical Vintage Exhibition:

the idea is also beautiful but if you do not play the deck in the right way and not reasons the game play choices is not different to just publish the lists. IMHO

Beyond this sentence barely making sense, I disagree.

Watching the decks interact can give an idea of the intent behind card choices and interaction.

Awesome idea, and really looking forward to the videos when things quiet down this weekend.

Triple sleeved in a deck box.

Perfect fit, normal sleeve of choice, then

https://www.ultrapro.com/product_info.php?products_id=1865

those things.

Makes the deck a little tall, but then the only ones you have to worry with replacing are the outer sleeves, which are cheaper than most "good" standard size sleeves.

And it also makes the cards feel pretty rigid, but not toploader rigid, which I personally like.

Thought re: Aaron's tweet- I think the "saturation metric" comment might have been about Brainstorm in Legacy.

@chubbyrain Eh, it's not just workshops. go look at the price of an Underground Sea.

@ribby To be fair, I'm starting to feel that the format has begun to effectively adjust.

From my own experience, and from watching numerous streamers who have run Workshop decks recently- I'd be willing to say the meta is much more hostile to shops decks now.

A combination of decks well positioned, and a lot of pain out of sideboards.

IT's only anecdotal data, but it definitely feels like the pendulum is moving.

While I don't particularly care one way or the other about the pillar argument, I do find the statement "Transgressive stuff needs a place to live" as a point of insight to the way Wizards is looking at the b/r list on the whole.

Certainly, it is easy to read too much into it. But to my knowledge it is the first time a "let people play with their busted cards" criteria has ever been articulated from that side of the fence.

I know several of us look at Vintage as the format populated by the overpowered cards of years gone by, but this is the first time I know of that it is described as a desirable goal of the format.

So since this idea seemed interesting, and a google search didn't turn up anything useful I could find, I set up a rudimentary one.

I'll fill it in more later/if anyone actually uses it.

https://discord.gg/8GYZcBM