When a Magic: the Gathering card becomes too strong it can be banned, making it illegal to play in a format, but usually it takes many months or even years for a card to end up banned. When a card is banned shortly after it releases it's a pretty clear sign that Wizards made a huge mistake and the card is truly broken. As such, today we're looking at the fastest bannings in the history of Magic: the Gathering!
Normally Magic: the Gathering cards get banned because they are too powerful, but this isn't always the case. Over the years some really bad cards have ended up banned in various formats, and today we're going to count down the worst of the worst!
The crew discusses the first week of Final Fantasy Standard, Richard's limited grind and answers #MTGFishmail!
How good is Tifa Lockhart? What are the odds of using the Final Fantasy rare to one-shot kill on Turn 3 in Standard, all on a budget? Let's find out!
Tomer analyzes each FF precon and provides an optimized $25 upgrade path for them!
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