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Memories of Modern
Memories of Modern recreates Modern as players experienced it before Modern Horizons, with 2018 as its focal point. It is not only a collection of top meta decks, popular pet decks, and cards people enjoyed registering all contribute to the environment (I may need to increase the quota of these cards later) The cube is non-singleton. Repeated copies of defining modern staples makes historical decks appear as draftable decks rather than just flavorful references. Supported archetypes are well-marked routes through the pool, but they should not be rails. Two-color good-stuff, tempo, midrange, and control decks are expected and desirable. Post-board games should generally feel significantly different to pre-board, but the hate is softer (relic of progenitus instead of rest in peace) Cards are selected for historical importance, archetype overlap, gameplay usefulness, and curator preference. Broad cards such as Lightning Bolt, Thoughtseize, Path to Exile, Snapcaster Mage, and Tarmogoyf support many decks; narrow cards must justify their space by making a recognizable package possible. Birthing Pod, Splinter Twin, and Stoneforge Mystic are intentional museum exceptions to the cutoff. This is a beta list-development project. CubeForge drafting and analytics are being used to find stranded packages, thin archetypes, mana problems, and sideboard gaps.
Memories of Modern5
Memories of Modern recreates Modern as players experienced it before Modern Horizons, with 2018 as its focal point. It is not only a collection of top meta decks, popular pet decks, and cards people enjoyed registering all contribute to the environment (I may need to increase the quota of these cards later) The cube is non-singleton. Repeated copies of defining modern staples makes historical decks appear as draftable decks rather than just flavorful references. Supported archetypes are well-marked routes through the pool, but they should not be rails. Two-color good-stuff, tempo, midrange, and control decks are expected and desirable. Post-board games should generally feel significantly different to pre-board, but the hate is softer (relic of progenitus instead of rest in peace) Cards are selected for historical importance, archetype overlap, gameplay usefulness, and curator preference. Broad cards such as Lightning Bolt, Thoughtseize, Path to Exile, Snapcaster Mage, and Tarmogoyf support many decks; narrow cards must justify their space by making a recognizable package possible. Birthing Pod, Splinter Twin, and Stoneforge Mystic are intentional museum exceptions to the cutoff. This is a beta list-development project. CubeForge drafting and analytics are being used to find stranded packages, thin archetypes, mana problems, and sideboard gaps.
Memories of Modern3
Memories of Modern recreates Modern as players experienced it before Modern Horizons, with 2018 as its focal point. It is not only a collection of top meta decks, popular pet decks, and cards people enjoyed registering all contribute to the environment (I may need to increase the quota of these cards later) The cube is non-singleton. Repeated copies of defining modern staples makes historical decks appear as draftable decks rather than just flavorful references. Supported archetypes are well-marked routes through the pool, but they should not be rails. Two-color good-stuff, tempo, midrange, and control decks are expected and desirable. Post-board games should generally feel significantly different to pre-board, but the hate is softer (relic of progenitus instead of rest in peace) Cards are selected for historical importance, archetype overlap, gameplay usefulness, and curator preference. Broad cards such as Lightning Bolt, Thoughtseize, Path to Exile, Snapcaster Mage, and Tarmogoyf support many decks; narrow cards must justify their space by making a recognizable package possible. Birthing Pod, Splinter Twin, and Stoneforge Mystic are intentional museum exceptions to the cutoff. This is a beta list-development project. CubeForge drafting and analytics are being used to find stranded packages, thin archetypes, mana problems, and sideboard gaps.
Memories of Modern2
Memories of Modern recreates Modern as players experienced it before Modern Horizons, with 2018 as its focal point. It is not only a collection of top meta decks, popular pet decks, and cards people enjoyed registering all contribute to the environment (I may need to increase the quota of these cards later) The cube is non-singleton. Repeated copies of defining modern staples makes historical decks appear as draftable decks rather than just flavorful references. Supported archetypes are well-marked routes through the pool, but they should not be rails. Two-color good-stuff, tempo, midrange, and control decks are expected and desirable. Post-board games should generally feel significantly different to pre-board, but the hate is softer (relic of progenitus instead of rest in peace) Cards are selected for historical importance, archetype overlap, gameplay usefulness, and curator preference. Broad cards such as Lightning Bolt, Thoughtseize, Path to Exile, Snapcaster Mage, and Tarmogoyf support many decks; narrow cards must justify their space by making a recognizable package possible. Birthing Pod, Splinter Twin, and Stoneforge Mystic are intentional museum exceptions to the cutoff. This is a beta list-development project. CubeForge drafting and analytics are being used to find stranded packages, thin archetypes, mana problems, and sideboard gaps.