Hi, i'm new to mtg so i was wondering if i can mix the innistrad intro pack with another kind of set like the core 2011 or something like that or must i keep building with innistrad packs?
@Biostorm7 The only time you have to watch which sets you mix is if you are playing in a tournament/FNM. You would be under certain restictions based on the format of that tournament/FNM.
@toxicmusic79 Hi, im new to MGT and i thinked about buy an Innistrad Fat Pack as my first MTG cards. It is a bad or good idea?? I never played MTG before but i played Yu-Gi-Oh! before for years.
@TheMangaka234 Innistrad is a good set and it's only just out, so it would be a good choice. Check out the Fat Pack unboxing for the Current Core set - M12, if you are curious about the Core set.
Great video, just a question do you have a Chandra's Phoenix for trade? Or anyone else for that matter? I'm making a deck that needs it. Message me if you see anything in my binder and want to trade for it. Also, I need red/blue flashback cards and 3x delver of secrets. Once again, great videos keep up the good work!
How exactly do the double sided cards work for playing? I assume at this point WotC just assumes everyone playing uses sleeves and therefore won't show their card at the top of their library?
@kuaieq Darn, I was hoping nobody would ask that. lol. For me, it seems, the mechanism for dealing with them could get very unwealdy depending on the format you were playing. So, I will leave it to WOTC to explain how it works in the different formats. If you google, double faced card rules, you will get the full rules article. Hope this helps.
@toxicmusic79 I read that you transform the card based on conditions listed on the card. so you begin with the initial side, then when you meet the conditions of the card or mana or spells or something you switch it over to the more powerful form.
@toxicmusic79 You use those check list cards that come with the packs if you're playing without sleeves. You check off which card it represents and then shuffle that in like normal and set the real card to the said. Then when the checklist card is drawn and you choose to cast it you put the actual card into play.
@yahboyeee Thanks. I wonder if many people are going to inadvertantly shuffle both the checklist 'proxy' and the 'real' card back into the deck between games?
@kuaieq the double sided cards basically get no play. you are supposed to play that card with all the the double sided creatures on it so basically you play that and it can work just like a proxy but realy your supposed to have the card you mark it as. but if you do not want to do that there are sleeves that have a picture on the back of the sleeve instead of the clear sleeves they also make black backed sleeves
@kuaieq nearly in every pack there is like a "list card".. on that card u mark the transform card and put the list card into your library while the actual transform card is like somewhere near u (sideboard and shizzle). I know i am not too good at explaining but i hope that dud help :D
@Scubatank108 Tricky to know. If you google "Innistrad Printable Price Guide" that should bring up a link to the tcgplayer price guide, and give you some indication of the sort of return you would get on your 'investment' for the set.
@wallacevamp I would get a couple of Intro packs so you can get familiar with playing, then you could modify them with other product. Check out wiki 'dot' mtgsalvation 'dot' com 'slash' article 'slash' Innistrad for a description of the ones from Inistrad. 3 of the decks in the set are specifically 'faction/tribal' based while the other 2 help you explore the keywords/wechanisms 'morbid' and 'flashback'
@wallacevamp I saw a recommendation once for picking up a Deckbuilder's Toolkit, deciding on a couple of colors that you like/pulled good cards from, and then picking up one or two intro packs that share those colors. Pretty good recommendation, I think...
@OldManStompy I saw a great a great point about the card in an online article: "Snapcaster Mage can do so much, it’s actually impossible to list all the possibilities"
@toxicmusic79 That certainly seems to be the case. There was similar commentary during the StarCity Legacy open today. Supposedly nearly everyone who could get their hands on the card was cramming it into a deck just to find out what it was really capable of.
I really like your unboxing videos, keep them coming.
sk3tchy3 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@sk3tchy3 Thanks for watching
toxicmusic79 1 month ago
How much did the fat pack cost you?
bigfatjuju 3 months ago
what does spidery grasp do because im almost done making my spider deck and i need for cards like that
TheEtniesSkater 3 months ago
@TheEtniesSkater Check out The Gatherer database, it will give you the full stats on the card, plus useful discussion.
toxicmusic79 3 months ago
@TheEtniesSkater I think it untaps target creatures and gives it +2/+4 until end of turn its so you can attack and still block with it if you want
I think...
BOOKILLER631 1 month ago
nice vids, i enjoy the 20-30min vids , actually gives me something to get cosy and watch , thanks keep it up, and gratz on snapcaster
dewhirst69 3 months ago
Nice Pull on that Snapcaster Mage! Very demanding card these days...
LuckyLeprechaun789 3 months ago
Hi, i'm new to mtg so i was wondering if i can mix the innistrad intro pack with another kind of set like the core 2011 or something like that or must i keep building with innistrad packs?
Biostorm7 4 months ago
@Biostorm7 The only time you have to watch which sets you mix is if you are playing in a tournament/FNM. You would be under certain restictions based on the format of that tournament/FNM.
toxicmusic79 4 months ago
@toxicmusic79 Hi, im new to MGT and i thinked about buy an Innistrad Fat Pack as my first MTG cards. It is a bad or good idea?? I never played MTG before but i played Yu-Gi-Oh! before for years.
TheMangaka234 3 months ago
@TheMangaka234 Innistrad is a good set and it's only just out, so it would be a good choice. Check out the Fat Pack unboxing for the Current Core set - M12, if you are curious about the Core set.
toxicmusic79 3 months ago
Great video, just a question do you have a Chandra's Phoenix for trade? Or anyone else for that matter? I'm making a deck that needs it. Message me if you see anything in my binder and want to trade for it. Also, I need red/blue flashback cards and 3x delver of secrets. Once again, great videos keep up the good work!
TheRobot452 4 months ago
Damn! Snapcaster! Nice.
:< All I got was Army of the Damned and Saint Thraft...
XD Who am I kidding. Those are also very kickass. Coupled with your Eternal Ranks of the Dead, and you got yourself a nice, corpsey scourge.
JohnCaseyCB 4 months ago
kool vid, but dude your soooo sloooowww...
TheBlindFates 4 months ago
@TheBlindFates Thanks for taking the time to watch. Err, that's the idea. Hence the light-hearted comment at the start.
toxicmusic79 4 months ago 6
i really enjoy your unboxing vidoos !
Keep up this fantastic work
MsCrystal1337 4 months ago
@MsCrystal1337 Thanks for taking the time to comment and the encouragement.
toxicmusic79 4 months ago
Magic is very cool, Innistrad is very cool and this video is very cool. Don't u want to give to me the rares and u keep de rest?? xD
DACLoureiro1998 4 months ago
I paused the video at the beginning and predicted you would open st least 3money cards besides the snapcaster. Let's see if im right
skatermetal69 5 months ago
How exactly do the double sided cards work for playing? I assume at this point WotC just assumes everyone playing uses sleeves and therefore won't show their card at the top of their library?
kuaieq 5 months ago
@kuaieq Darn, I was hoping nobody would ask that. lol. For me, it seems, the mechanism for dealing with them could get very unwealdy depending on the format you were playing. So, I will leave it to WOTC to explain how it works in the different formats. If you google, double faced card rules, you will get the full rules article. Hope this helps.
toxicmusic79 5 months ago
@toxicmusic79 I read that you transform the card based on conditions listed on the card. so you begin with the initial side, then when you meet the conditions of the card or mana or spells or something you switch it over to the more powerful form.
judokamg 4 months ago
@toxicmusic79 You use those check list cards that come with the packs if you're playing without sleeves. You check off which card it represents and then shuffle that in like normal and set the real card to the said. Then when the checklist card is drawn and you choose to cast it you put the actual card into play.
yahboyeee 4 months ago
@yahboyeee Thanks. I wonder if many people are going to inadvertantly shuffle both the checklist 'proxy' and the 'real' card back into the deck between games?
toxicmusic79 4 months ago
@kuaieq the double sided cards basically get no play. you are supposed to play that card with all the the double sided creatures on it so basically you play that and it can work just like a proxy but realy your supposed to have the card you mark it as. but if you do not want to do that there are sleeves that have a picture on the back of the sleeve instead of the clear sleeves they also make black backed sleeves
oneballedproductions 4 months ago
@kuaieq nearly in every pack there is like a "list card".. on that card u mark the transform card and put the list card into your library while the actual transform card is like somewhere near u (sideboard and shizzle). I know i am not too good at explaining but i hope that dud help :D
soori20 4 months ago
Do you think innistrad is a set worth buying a large amount of boosters?
Scubatank108 5 months ago
@Scubatank108 Tricky to know. If you google "Innistrad Printable Price Guide" that should bring up a link to the tcgplayer price guide, and give you some indication of the sort of return you would get on your 'investment' for the set.
toxicmusic79 5 months ago
Not got time to watch it just yet but i've set a reminder to make sure i do! Really interested in this Set.
Thezeronumber 5 months ago
@wallacevamp I would get a couple of Intro packs so you can get familiar with playing, then you could modify them with other product. Check out wiki 'dot' mtgsalvation 'dot' com 'slash' article 'slash' Innistrad for a description of the ones from Inistrad. 3 of the decks in the set are specifically 'faction/tribal' based while the other 2 help you explore the keywords/wechanisms 'morbid' and 'flashback'
toxicmusic79 5 months ago
@wallacevamp I saw a recommendation once for picking up a Deckbuilder's Toolkit, deciding on a couple of colors that you like/pulled good cards from, and then picking up one or two intro packs that share those colors. Pretty good recommendation, I think...
johnbonham1980 5 months ago
Awesome stuff, keep up the good wrk!
mtg4noobs 5 months ago
Wait I thought WOTC stopped making fat packs?
noptic 5 months ago
Well, im sold, in a few days im going to town, and im picking up a fatpack :D. Nice unboxing bro
jack688 5 months ago
I dont mind long videos, please make more
stelerscyth 5 months ago
@stelerscyth No problem, thanks for checking it out.
toxicmusic79 5 months ago
Congrats on pulling a Snapcaster Mage; easily the most in-demand normal rare since WotC instituted mythic rares.
OldManStompy 5 months ago
@OldManStompy I saw a great a great point about the card in an online article: "Snapcaster Mage can do so much, it’s actually impossible to list all the possibilities"
toxicmusic79 5 months ago
@toxicmusic79 That certainly seems to be the case. There was similar commentary during the StarCity Legacy open today. Supposedly nearly everyone who could get their hands on the card was cramming it into a deck just to find out what it was really capable of.
OldManStompy 5 months ago