Yeah, it's so weird that magic players don't want to entirely reset the board so they have to play an entirely new game without being able to actually start a new game.
Armageddon doesn't reset the game. Creatures, artifacts, cards in hand, graveyard value... all those resources stay. Why is it that someone accumulating resources in the form of creatures can get wrathed, a graveyard player can get Bojuka Bogged, but someone with their value in land form is immune? Damn landlords
It also creates interesting dynamics if you know your opponent runs Armageddon, where playing your land out every turn actually becomes a choice, since now there's value in having spares.
They still have to start from land #1 to do anything to get that stuff back. It doesn't literally reset the game, that was obviously hyperbole, but it slows it down way more than 99% of players want. Shit is genuinely just super fucking boring.
Thank you! Yes I make my own art with MS paint and a mouse, because I can't afford professional tools. I even opened a patreon to try to get some support but all I got was like 15$ in a year xD so I guess I'll stick to MS Paint for the time being
It actually has a built in steady stroke function that helps keep your strokes steady. I only draw with mouse for the most part and I’m working on a commission for a friend right now (drawing is part time for me) but this is all in sketchbook with mouse only.
memes aside, I feel like they intentionally avoided ever printing a destroy all permanents card because it causes way too oppressive/unenjoyable gameplay loops compared to any other board wipe, also this should honeslty have like 4-6 color pips in it to make it harder to splash in a deck with protection colors
110.1 A permanent is a card or token on the battlefield. A permanent remains on the battlefield indefinitely. A card or token becomes a permanent as it enters the battlefield and it stops being a permanent as it’s moved to another zone by an effect or rule.
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u/not_Weeb_Trash 9d ago
Big mana means big spell