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We know that spikes like testing the waters of the metagame, particularly around the time of new set releases. Show Your Work - New Decks, Brews, and Theorycrafting: Posts that do not meet this bar are better suited for a weekly thread or the /r/spikes Discord, and will be removed from the subreddit. Posts that include all three points are welcomed and encouraged. How you've come to the conclusion(s) presented.Why you've reached the point(s) you're at so far.Show Your Work - General Discussions and Questions:ĭiscussions and Questions are better when readers know these three things: No win rates, Mythic Rank, or 'I made Mythic with this!' in post titles. Further actions of this nature will result in a permanent ban. Derogatory/abusive comments will get one warning and a temporary ban from the Mods. Spike will borrow other players’ decks."ĭo you love Magic, but dislike the competitive, play-to-win atmosphere? Check out /r/magicTCG! Subreddit RulesĬomments should be constructive. Spike does not care about deck price, spike will copy decks off the Internet. To accomplish this, Spike will play whatever the best deck is. This subreddit's goal is to provide players with a place that has a serious atmosphere devoid of jokes, memes and low-effort content in order to help more spikes better themselves at magic. Being a spike isn't about winning, but the desire to win and improve. r/spikes is about improving your skills in competitive environments. The sideboard must obey all the other deck construction rules, so you can't put duplicate/additional copies of cards in it or cards you otherwise wouldn't be allowed to put in your main deck in the first place.The serious, play-to-win side of the Magic: The Gathering community. The sideboarding rule for Commander is optional if it's used, your sideboard can be 10 cards. You cannot have neither more or less than 100 cards in total. Can you have more than 100 cards in Commander?Ī Commander deck consists of 100 cards and you can’t have more than one of any card that isn’t a basic land. This means that if you use Niv-Mizzet, Parun, whenever their ability is triggered and deals damage, this is not counted towards the 21 damage limit. Commander abilities will not count towards the damage limit as it only counts combat damage. If a commander deals 21 combat damage to a player, that player loses the game. Triggered abilities that care about creatures dying or going to the exile zone now happen. Can commanders go to the graveyard?Įven if you choose to make your commander go back to the command zone, with the new rules, the commander actually goes to the graveyard or exile zone before going to the command zone. Since you can choose, it can go to exile if the player wants. If your commander would be exiled or put into your hand, graveyard, or library from anywhere, you may choose to put it into the command zone instead. However, Wizards made some planeswalker cards that can be commanders stated in the card ability, but they are the exception. Most planeswalkers cannot be a commander because the rules committee banned them from being commanders. Can planeswalkers be Commanders?Ī planeswalker can be a commander if the card says that they it can. Yes, any creature that enters the battlefield from anywhere suffers from Summoning Sickness unless otherwise stated. Until today, you can't have 3 or more commanders. Because both commanders start the game in the command zone, the remaining library is only 98 cards. Generally you can only have one commander, but a player can have two if both have the partner ability. How many commanders can you have? Can you have 3 commanders? The chosen card or pair is called the commander or general of the deck. When choosing a commander, you must use either a legendary creature, a planeswalker with the ability to be commander, or a pair of legendary creatures or planeswalkers that both have partner. What are the requirements for a Commander in MTG?
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