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<blockquote data-quote="Dingo333" data-source="post: 5565848" data-attributes="member: 6672910">What does the G stand for in TCG and RPGJust a little note till the rules come out on mondayYou have a small group, this is good and badIt is good in that you can get people on one side of an issue quickly, bad part is you will lack diversity it examining every play style for magic and trying to give each card a fair shot at being liked if not lovedTake your changing mana cost by rarity.This indicates you and your play group really likes pauper format, why? no clue, but you either avoid rarer cards in decks or you are intentionally ignoring these facets of the game. IMO, rarity should not affect playability, only cost to find and get the spell into your bookAnother example is your removal of infinite combo. Either your play group is jaded towards them, or you are again ignoring a facet of the game.Try this when redoing cards, ask &quot;would I play this card now in a tournament? a causal match? a for fun deck?&quot; if the answer to any of those is no, you need to rework the card again because you lost something in the translationlets not forget what the G stands for in TCG or RPG</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dingo333, post: 5565848, member: 6672910"] [b]What does the G stand for in TCG and RPG[/b] Just a little note till the rules come out on monday You have a small group, this is good and bad It is good in that you can get people on one side of an issue quickly, bad part is you will lack diversity it examining every play style for magic and trying to give each card a fair shot at being liked if not loved Take your changing mana cost by rarity. This indicates you and your play group really likes pauper format, why? no clue, but you either avoid rarer cards in decks or you are intentionally ignoring these facets of the game. IMO, rarity should not affect playability, only cost to find and get the spell into your book Another example is your removal of infinite combo. Either your play group is jaded towards them, or you are again ignoring a facet of the game. Try this when redoing cards, ask "would I play this card now in a tournament? a causal match? a for fun deck?" if the answer to any of those is no, you need to rework the card again because you lost something in the translation lets not forget what the G stands for in TCG or RPG [/QUOTE]

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