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So I used the fateseal ability on my opponent. I also didn’t want to bounce anything, because my opponent would draw a card from Leovold’s ability. I didn’t want to Brainstorm, because I’d draw no cards. My opponent played Leovold, Emissary of Trest, a card that did not exist last time I played Legacy, but is prominent enough that I knew about it. This happened to me on Magic Online a couple of days ago. When they play that card, read it, and make sure you understand it completely before you move on. In Legacy, it’s possible for someone to play a card you never even knew existed. Not only can you play almost every card ever printed in a normal set, you can also play cards from supplemental sets that Standard and Modern players might never have heard of, such as Commander and Conspiracy. The card pool in Standard hovers around one- or two-thousand. If you leave Volcanic Island untapped, then they can only do one of those things. This is because your most attractive Wasteland target here is the Underground Sea (it’s your only source of black, whereas red is redundant), so if you leave Underground Sea untapped, your opponent can deprive you of black mana and stop your Spell Pierce. In this spot, you should cast Pyromancer, tapping Volcanic Island and Underground Sea (even ignoring the fact that Volcanic represents Lightning Bolt). If you’re one of those players, here are some tips to navigating Legacy: Be Mindful of Wasteland It’s simply to highlight some things that you might not be aware of if you’re a Standard or a Modern player who ends up playing Legacy for your team.

Mystera legacy beginners guide how to#

The goal here is not to go in depth about Legacy and its decks, or to teach you how to play a Legacy deck perfectly. Since I figure a lot of people are going to be in the same spot I am-designated the “Legacy player” even though they don’t normally play Legacy-I decided to write this guide. While I haven’t actually figured out what I’m playing yet, I’ve at least learned, or relearned, a bit about the format. So, I figured I needed a refresher course, and for the past couple of weeks, I’ve been playing Legacy on Magic Online. I also played Sensei’s Divining Top in all of my decks. Last time I played Legacy, Dig Through Time didn’t exist-it has since been printed and subsequently banned. Throughout my career, I’ve played in high-level Legacy events-several GPs and Team Worlds-so I’m not exactly clueless, but it’s been a long time since I’ve played the format.

Since I don’t really like playing Modern and Standard is a bit boring right now, I volunteered as tribute. No player on the team (I’m playing with Ben Stark and Eric Froehlich) is a Legacy specialist, so it fell to one of us to learn and play it. In just a few days, I’m going to Grand Prix Santa Clara.