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Might actually be cool to cast something like God-Pharaoh's Statue (especially if you do some lotus petal dark ritual stuff to do this turn 1). Opponent wont even be able to plow your marit lage on their first turn anymore Or Trinisphere since your main combo piece costs 3 anyway. Perhaps some games you just dark ritual into Trinisphere to buy yourself a boatload of time

I hate this, actually.

Seems bad

The One Ring thing strikes me as a condition for an effect that is automatically applied to the player as soon as it hits the field, unless it was countered. It has a trigger/etb effect on it but, that seems like it's just checking to see if the condition was met. I feel like that should've been a warning for Javier and _maybe_ a match loss for both, since it reads as if its mandatory. But I agree Simon didn't cheat there, that's just Javier misplaying pretty badly. Can't say anything about the first or last thing, tho

While I agree with this ruling. I do understand the confusion, as with the gods the later ability explicitly overrules bello. In this case, it’s a more subtle replacement as it would make sense that it once it’s an enchantment it could then be effected by bello. The continuous nature is less contradictory.

Stifle gonna be making it's way to sideboards to a deck near you!

Oh that's weird. Brawl in arena doesn't let you put your commander back if your graveyard gets exiled

@7:03 Not cheating related, but actually a misplay on Simon's part. Being that the trigger was missed, and can be demonstrated at this point as being missed, there was no reason for him not to attack with his creatures. If Simon attacked and Javier pointed out the trigger at this time, the trigger has ALREADY been missed because of the Suncleanser trigger and it would be Simon's decision whether the One Ring trigger should be added to the stack at the time of pointing it out. The attack is essentially free here, and would really feel like BMing your opponent.

Nothing unusual in legacy.

Wait so the first guy is already a known cheater and he was still allowed to compete in a tournament?

My favourite commander killer is The Princess Takes Flight. So often players will put their commander into exile underneath the saga, knowing they’ll get it back for free after step 3, but then sacrificing it do something like an Auratog. Card stays in exile forever, sorry!

This doesn't make any sense, no way am I ever playing the game like this.

3:05 - new combat rule

so this means ravager affinity is truely dead.. rip skullclamp

Simon very clearly cheated both times. Suncleanser in hopes Simon will forget the trigger (after acknowledging that he has protection due to not attacking). Then shuffling dead cards into the library when Javier needed a supreme verdict. Should be a DQ

This is a LOT of stating opinion as fact. You may be correct, but it’s you opinion, that you believe Bart was cheating and you say “absolutely” and then it’s your opinion (belief) that Simon didn’t know. Technically these things aren’t opinions because they are true or false thus they are facts but you’re asserting them as truths while they are speculation… but that’s semantics.

There were like a million rules that are more unintuitive and that they could have changed instead. This feels arbitrary. I'll miss the old combat rules.

I want to play this but don't know how, dark depths isn't relevant in most 60 card formats anymore T_T

case 1 is a du,b call imo. if it was so obvious, then how did oppo not catch it?

Mirage- first set with Phasing. Really fun set when it first came out.

so you need kona, omniscence and a way to tap it or wait a turn and then you STILL need something else to play with omniscence so it doesnt seem that busted me

I don’t like this change. It’s a massive nerf to green color, and combat as a whole.

I'd play this deck

lmao, the "facts that are publicly available" is a pretty generous way to phrase "I assume something is true, so therefore it must be." Shit clickbait video is shit.

Out of all of this, the most confusing part is the sequence of events following endurance being cast. First, Javier shuffled it randomly, but he never gave his opponent a chance to cut it. That shouldn't have been allowed in the first place. That's not an easy to make mistake. Every time you shuffle randomly, your opponent has their chance to cut it, so why did he place it under his deck. Next, there's no way Nielson has a card in his deck that he doesn't know what it does. I don't care how exhausted he is. The first player's situation is far more complicated than knowing what a single card does, that's written right there for anyone to see. It wasn't as if there was a weird interaction that caused a misunderstanding. An amateur player wouldn't even make that type of mistake. Somehow both players made very basic mistakes that amateurs wouldn't even make, so that's wild.

So you can lie about text on the card depending on where it is placed on it? What did they smoke when they came up with this?

Turbo depths did get faster now

Oh and yes Simon clearly cheated. You even pointed out the reason it is why this is clear.But I guess it is cool to find loopholes in rules for when cheating is fine. Sportsmanship is dead.

I think this affects draft play the most, those 7th pick one mana +1 +1 instant buff spells just became last picks lol

Nessuna regola complica il gioco, così come regola vecchia non lo complicava. Si può sempre giocare a giochi più brainless se Magic vi sembra troppo complicato. 🤣 Questa nuova regola ha reso quasi superflua un'interazione tra giocatori, probabilmente è dovuto all'abbassamento del QI medio della gente, ma è un peccato. 😁

I like the new version

So in other words. They are making mtg once again less strategic and more luck based.... The point of having to assign how you attack is so the defender may have the chance to properly respond Now all the advantages lie with the attacker.

I hate it

Stiffle