Firgure it cant hurt to throw it out there, but I have a SP Spainish Rishadan Port Id like to try trade for toward an English Version. Condition doesnt really matter (within reason ofcourse) and obviously Id glady give value to make it worth the trade. Let me know if anyone is interested. Thanks smile

I have a GTC Breeding Pool if your interested in finding the something else to get  to the Fulminator Mage.

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(26 replies, posted in Announcements)

Wow that looks great. Great job!

On thing tho, not sure if it's just me but when I get directed to the log on screen, it's kinda off center. Like the the word "deckbox" has x cut in half so I thought that it wasn't loading right.

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(1 replies, posted in Site Discussion)

when you click on your inventory and you look on the top of the page there is a link for "view". Click that and hit "Show Value". It will then give you deckbox market value of your collection at the top of the page.

Within the trade itself, on the top corner, there is a link for "Support/Dispute". Follow the prompts and it will send an auto message to the Deckbox staff and other user.

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(1 replies, posted in Site Discussion)

1. Alittle color couldnt hurt I suppose.
2. Adding foils can be done and the price is adjusted accordingly. When you go to Import -> Card and the "Name of the card to add" Box pops up, you add the card via the Auto-Populate. Then if you notice after it adds the card, there are few grayed out icons next to the next boxes that have the total number of cards that are for condition, language and Details. If drop down the menu for "details" (the gear) there are other features you can add to better describe the card such as foil, promo misprint etc. You can also look at you inventory list and there is another grayed out icon next to the price that allows you to make changes to the card as well instead of not add it.

3&5. Already possible. On a Deck that you are in, at the top right of the page, There is a link for "Edit". Open that up and you can add password to your deck. Alternatively you can also set your inventory to have a password by Clicking on the Inventory and on the top right under "Tools" you set the inventory to private. Your inventory and tradelist are seperate entities so unless everything you list in your inventory is for trade, You'll need to populate the tradelist so people can match what wants they have to what you have for trade.

4. Not sure what this would achieve as the feedback system already does this based on your successful trade score.
6. Not really sure what this means so I think I would need more information to elborate.

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(4 replies, posted in Reddit MTG Trades)

I dont think Dig is going to fall as hard as TC or Pod. Dig is still going to get played in Legacy so it still has some value. Just my 2 cents tho.

Called. It.

Ok I didnt think they would ban TC in legacy but Im not surprised.

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(6 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Treasure Cruise will be the most defining card to determine what gets banned or unbanned.

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(9 replies, posted in Site Discussion)

While I wont argue that Deckbox pricing has its flaws, its basically created based off the same system of TCG, the main difference being overall size of the Market.

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(9 replies, posted in Site Discussion)

https://deckbox.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=19404

That option is not available any longer for Deckbox. See above.

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(6 replies, posted in General Discussion)

This has been happening to be for almost the past 6 months for things I send. For some reason it doesnt seem to effect things that poeple are sending to me but Ive had to let more than few people know that I did infact put the package in the mail and is no longer in my possession. Intially it really only effected things that I just sent with normal tracking and no insurance but the last few i sent to tracking and insurance (namely as a test but also cause it was higher valued trade) it did the same thing.

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(8 replies, posted in Commander Trading)

A friend of mine has a Zurgo deck that runs alot of the double damage things to help speed the game along. Im refering to things like Dictate of the Twin Gods, Furnace of Rath, and Gisela etc. This way your getting the most from your attacks (although YOU will be a target then lol)

Also I would run more things that protect Zurgo and maybe a few less weiny creatures. things like Swiftfoot boots and Lightning Greaves. The haste given by them doesnt matter since Zurgo already has it, but being untargetable it critical in a deck wants to win by punching face and given how my Jor kadeen deck plays, not having boots or greaves and just being shut down by a Maze of ith or getting swords or path'd to attacking SUUUUCKKKSSS.

Also Limited Resources is banned in Commander (and your a cruel indivdual for wanting to play it lol). But a good suggestion that I think would work better for you is Invasion Plans and/or Master Warcraft.

Id love them but honestly I think the current tri lands are best were going to get. If anything were more likely to get a  "Murmuring Bosk" Cycle.

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(11 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I stand corrected then. I was refering to something I remember watching on one of SCG Versus Videos and after rewatching it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOWugAu … sdT4GatIq2 at about 8:00 minutes in) BBD refers to casting Sarkhan and immediately using is ability to get Sarkhan out of Stoke the Flame range. My apologies, I was remembering it differently.

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(11 replies, posted in General Discussion)

It is my understanding that Planeswalkers are unique in that you maintain Priority throughout the resolution of the ability.

Example - You cast Sarkhan, The Dragonspeaker which resolves and priority is passed back to you from your opponent. You than maintain that priority (so long as you dont do anything inbetween) and activate his +1 which would make him 4/4 Indestructable, Haste, Flying Dragon. Your opponent would than gain priority to respond and cast Hero's Downfall and put it on the stack. Sarkhan's ability would then resolve making him indestructable and then cause Hero' Downfall to fail as Sarkhan cannot be destroyed.

Planeswalkers were created such that their abilities would resolve within the stack. Yes you can only activate the abilites at sorcery speed (ie so really only the main phase of your own turn) but upon resolution and activating a walkers ability maintains the priority to iits controller so that there is chance to actually use it. Another example is that upon announcing your going to activate a planeswalker ability, your opponent cant Lightning bolt a PW to a lower loyality to prevent it being used.

You know your alittle early right? Like this doesn't get released to mid Feburary?

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(1 replies, posted in Reddit MTG Trades)

This not a how issues like should be brought up. Joecat, you should have notified us first before going publicly denouncing another user.

I'm saying that there is or isn't nay truth to any claims made but this not the place nor the method that should used to have it resolved

If there are any issues, they should be posted as BTRs not as random posts in the trade forums.

Bob has slowly gone up over time. I think he was prolly around 10ish. I didnt play around then som Im not sure but when I did start playing he was only around 40ish. I think it wasnt until his time in extended did people really notice his power that it became more of a staple.

Goyf is prolly a better example of what your thinking about. Ive heard that at the time of the release of Futuresight, Goyf was a bulk rare. I think it preordered for 2-3 dollars at most and pretty much held there because people thought it took too much work make it worth playing.

skull_king wrote:
Helios52 wrote:

I started playing right around the end of Worldwake into Rise of the Eldrazi. At the time most of the Eldrazi gods were pretty cheap (5-10 bucks) because they weren't good in standard and aside from Emrkul seeming a little play in legacy, they weren't wanted much cause EDH was fairly new format.

One of my more proud moments looking back was trading in my highly regarded Baneslayer Angel, Ajani Goldmane and 5 dollars for a Jace, the Mindsculptor into my store.

Also, I use mtgstocks.com a lot cause it's fun to see a graph of how prices of cards have changed.

Wow, that just makes me want to build a time machine to go back and buy a 5 dollar Eldrazi

Let me know when you get the Machine working. I would glady go back and smack the yugioh and Pokemon cards out of younger me's hands and tell me to get into Magic.

I started playing right around the end of Worldwake into Rise of the Eldrazi. At the time most of the Eldrazi gods were pretty cheap (5-10 bucks) because they weren't good in standard and aside from Emrkul seeming a little play in legacy, they weren't wanted much cause EDH was fairly new format.

One of my more proud moments looking back was trading in my highly regarded Baneslayer Angel, Ajani Goldmane and 5 dollars for a Jace, the Mindsculptor into my store.

Also, I use mtgstocks.com a lot cause it's fun to see a graph of how prices of cards have changed.

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(2 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Tokens remain on the battle field until they are killed via damage or actual removal. There are a few cards that make tokens that you have to sacrifice at the end of turn bu the majority of tokens remain the battlefield until they get removed some how.

Something to keep in mind tho, is that Tokens do actually go the graveyard when they die. They dont stay in there (if the chance would arise to return them to your hand). This is an important aspect as there are cards that say "when a creature goes to the graveyard" (also known as "dies" now) tokens "dying" will trigger an effect to happen.

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(16 replies, posted in Site Discussion)

And Mental Misstep was axed because it gave "free" Counterpellls to non-blue decks and nerfed to many early turn plays. If it was too powerful for Legacy, then it def needed to be banned in Modern.

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(16 replies, posted in Site Discussion)

Shoe wrote:

Ancestral Vision
Bloodbraid Elf
Deathrite Shaman
Dread Return
Glimpse of Nature
Golgari Grave-Troll
Ponder
Preordain
Punishing Fire
Sensei's Divining top

All seem weird, why do they hate consistency so much?

Bloodbraid and Deathrite got the axe because they made Jund too powerful and Jund was the strongest archtype right from the inception of modern.

Dread Return and Golgari Grave Troll were banned to effectively remove Dredge from Modern.

Ponder, Preordain and Ancestral were banned because it made Storm more consistant and basically sped up how fast the deck could go off.

Glimpse of Nature I dont remember the reasoning behind this, but watching Legacy Elves go off from this, I can understand why.

Punishing Fire basically made it impossible to use aggro decks since any creature with 2 toughness couldnt exist on the battlefield because it Punishing Fire's interation with Grove of the Burnwillows.

Sensei's Divining Top was banned namely because of the time delay it puts in matches. Yes Counterbalance is a reason too but it was basically banned for the same reason it was banned in standard because everydeck ran it and matches were constantly taking too long since there was too much use of top to look at the top of your deck before you draw, after you draw, after you shuffle, and in response to spells.

Yes I think that might be why. Since I have multiple offers that the heath(s) are included in but are cancelled before being accepted, they are re added to my trade list and inventory. I curently only own 3 heaths (1 foil, 2 non foil) and I adjust the amount but if I cancel a trade that has a Heath included, it re adds 2 of them back to my trade list and adds 2 more to my inventory count.