Despite the games popularity, however, some players and collectors (especially those newer to MTG) find it challenging to understand the many symbols and text boxes on a card, and what they mean both during gameplay and when looking to determine the collector value of their Magic: The Gathering cards
R1: Bye R2: Bye R3: Bye R4: Jund with White, Lost 1-2 (Stony Silence) R5: Jund, with White, Won 2-1 R6: G/U Infect, Lost 1-2 (Hurkyls Recall) R7: G/R Tron, Won 2-0 R8: Affinity, Won 2-1 R9: Jund, Won 2-0 R10: Jund, Won 2-1 R11: Jund, Won 2-0 R12: U/W/R Control, Won 2-1 R13: Scapeshift, Won 2-0 R14: U/W Control, Lost 0-2 (Wrath of God, Stony Silence) R15: Affinity, Intentional Draw (into Top 32) I noticed that my play in general got better as the tournament went on but also that I made subtle mistakes throughout the tournament
The scarcity of the Enchanted cards, due to limited availability, has contributed to the high resale value, but it may decrease once the game officially releases and more Enchanted cards become available
Id love to see a complete base set collection with all the stamp variants
To get a mana advantage out of the card you have to pay two life however the strength of the card is not so much that you can be one mana better off than your opponent over an exchange but that you can make the exchange when you have no spare mana
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