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I tried it. wasn't as fun.

the best deck I ever played was either a green speed deck or a black discard deck that abused tutors and rituals.

I had a friend who would always do that bullshit timewalk + some other card combo for infinite turns.

I got out after 5th edition and the set whose logo was a palm tree.

my favorite sets were either the early ones with super quirky cards (arabian knights, elements) or the themed sets, ie: homelands, where you had the dark vampire lord
 

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Originally Posted by mafoofan
Didn't any of you guys play Magic: the Gathering in middle school? I always preferred a one or two color deck with the fewest number of cards. A bigger deck with more diverse cards just made it harder to strategize.

My nerdliness is indeed deep and capacious, but this? No. Never.
 

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