What's a fair price for a full set of Dual Lands? | BoardGameGeek
WEBJan 27, 2014 · I was huge huge HUGE magic player back in the day. I still try to play from time to time but for the most part, the mountains of boxes of cards i aquired years ago have sat unplayed for years. I was curious about prices the other day, and checked out what dual lands are currently selling for.
I own a dual land, how do I identify its series | BoardGameGeek
WEBMar 9, 2012 · Assuming it's white-bordered, it's either Unlimited or Revised and they have different text on them. Yes, and the easiest way to know if it's an Unlimited or a Revised Bayou is to check for the tap symbol (sideways "T"). Unlimited cards didn't have a tap symbol, it was introduced in Revised edition. Tip.
What would be the best way to sell high value rare cards? Mox, …
WEBFeb 1, 2016 · It seems some of the dual lands go for a lot more than the $5-$10 that we bought or traded for back in the day, and we had at least 4 of each of the 10. Add in a Mox Ruby and things from a big box of Italian Legends we bought and never played, I was surprised at how much just those things came to.
Landwalking and Special Lands | Magic: The Gathering
WEBJan 30, 2011. Josephus wrote: Landwalking ability only works on the 5 basic lands. Any non-basic land that produces a mana colour does not also provide landwalk for the same ability. The exception to this are the first multi lands such as 'Tundra' or 'Underground Sea' that were released upto and including Revised.
How does Urborg Land work? | Magic: The Gathering
WEBDec 13, 2015. When Urborg is in play ALL lands are now swamps in addition to their normal types. This means that Urborg will count as a swamp now. By definition, a swamp can tap to produce a single black mana. Dismal Backwater is neither a swamp nor an island, even though it can produce a single black or blue mana.
In 2024, Magic: The Gathering sucks and you should play it ...
WEBIn 2024, more than 30 years after its debut, it can still attract new players and delight veterans. Magic endures. For its publisher, it prints money. Gigantosaurus. Magic is addictive. The Gigantosaurus in the room with Magic is its business model. Whatever Richard Garfield intended, Magic is a collectible card game (CCG), a category it ...
List of dual lands | Magic: The Gathering - BoardGameGeek
WEBList of dual lands | Magic: The Gathering. Is there a list of rare dual lands starting from Kaladesh? I'm trying to build up a collection of good dual lands for MTGA, but I don't know which packs to buy to hunt for these. I'm also not …
Sorcery: Contested Realms - a Preview! - BoardGameGeek
WEBNov 28, 2023 · To go back to drawing parallels with Magic, there are quite a few similarities: drawing one card per turn, getting mana from lands (sites), creatures (minions) attacking and activating abilities by tapping, spells being cast. The graveyard from Magic becomes the cemetery in Sorcery; it's like they're deliberately acting as if the game's a knock ...
First impressions after playing a Physical Copy | Altered
WEBAug 1. Played a physical game with 2 starter decks (Lyra vs. Axiom) PROS. - The game feels passive-aggressive (in a good way). There is no direct attack; instead, you are essentially racing to "hug your pet first." This is a refreshing theme. - The core dynamic of playing cards to move your Hero and/or Pet along the path towards each other ...
How to liquidate a collection | Magic: The Gathering
WEBNov 25, 2011 · - Only a small percentage of all Magic cards are actually worth more than UDS10. If you have them, it is worth breaking them out of the collection and selling them individually. (we are talking dual lands, tarmagoyfs, dark confidant, knight of reliquary, fetch lands, force of will, Wasteland, rashidan ports are a few that come to mind).