This is especially because of the number of restricted cards that are tutors or cards that draw a lot of others. These singletons make the games vary widely depending on if and when they’re drawn. While not all cards in Vintage are required to be singleton, the Restricted List for the format means there’s a sizable number of cards that are played widely and only as single copies. If that statement surprises you, let’s break down some of the things that make for great overlap between the formats.īoth formats utilize singleton cards. Vintage is a highly unique format, and strangely most akin to EDH than any other format. Let’s dive into the identity and essence of Magic’s first, oldest, most powerful, most expensive, and not actually dead format. Luckily, MTGO and Untap both afford great ways to play the format without taking a loan or selling an organ. Now, Vintage is viewed largely as a dead format. Game pieces that cost a thousand dollars apiece is enough to scare off 99% of players. In the mid 2000s to early 2010s, Vintage gained a new identity that it’s never completely shaken: the rich boy’s club. The format that allows all the cards, the anything goes format, the boogeyman format. Type 1 used to be a household name in Magic the Gathering.
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