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trading-card-games2 years ago

"MTG March of the Machine Sleeper Surges with 900% Price Spike"

See Double, a 50-cent rare from the MTG March of the Machine set, has seen a 900% price increase due to its popularity in Commander and Standard play. Guardian of Faith, a Knight card with a powerful ability, has also seen a significant increase in price. The Rona combo deck continues to affect the secondary market, with Mox Amber and Jace, Vryn's Prodigy seeing price increases. Apex Altisaur, a Dinosaur card, is also increasing in price due to its popularity in Commander.

via MTG Rocks|
#apex-altisaur#guardian-of-faith#march-of-the-machine
gaming2 years ago

March of the Machine brings new life to Magic: The Gathering.

Magic: The Gathering introduces a new type of card called battles, the first new card type in 15 years, with the release of March of the Machine. Battles are a thematic tie-in to the game's overarching story and serve as a permanent that sits on the battlefield for players to attack. The sieges are transforming double-faced cards that flip over to their alternate side when a certain condition is met. The battles potentially redefine the entire texture of games by offering players a new outlet to spend resources, direct damage, and rethink how their decks operate.

via Polygon|
#battles#card-game#game-mechanics
gaming2 years ago

MTG Players Demand Better Treatment and Features.

MTG players are upset over the ultra-exclusive serialized art treatment of the five main set Praetor cards in the March of the Machine set, with only 500 copies of each being printed. The unique art is highly praised but the steep price tag gatekeeping it has caused controversy among players. Some have even announced plans to proxy the cards instead of shelling out the money. It is unclear whether serialized cards will become a common feature in the future of MTG sets.

via MTG Rocks|
#art#controversy#gaming
gaming2 years ago

"Mastering March of the Machine: Top Picks for Limited Draft and Commander Decks"

A new cycle of mono-colored cards called "the talent cycle" has been released in MTG's March of the Machine set, which grants Planeswalkers iconic abilities from the past. These cards are only legal in Vintage, Legacy, and Commander formats and can only be found in Set and Collector’s Boosters. The cycle includes five cards, each of which is an aura that grants the ability of a Planeswalker from the past to the card it is attached to. The cards provide the enchanted card with a new loyalty ability, as well as a beneficial static effect. The cards help defend the Planeswalker they are attached to, whether that’s by providing a large number of blockers or by giving them lots of Loyalty counters.

via MTG Rocks|
#card-games#gaming#march-of-the-machine
gaming2 years ago

"MTG's March of the Machine Set Introduces Powerful New Cards and Mechanics"

The new Rares in March of the Machine, Voldaren Thrillseeker and Yargle, can create a two-card death combo that deals 20 damage in one turn. However, the combo is easy to disrupt and requires a lot of mana, making it unlikely to become a problem in competitive play. The combo may be more prevalent in the Prerelease weekend due to the slow and underpowered format.

via MTG Rocks|
#gaming#march-of-the-machine#mtg
gaming2 years ago

"March of the Machine: New Cards, Cinematic, and Mechanics Revealed"

The upcoming Magic: The Gathering set, March of the Machine, features creatures that can transform into Phyrexian creatures, including Gnottvold Hermit, which can transform into Chrome Host Hulk. While the card may be too slow for Constructed play, it could see more use in Limited formats. The set's pre-release will take place between April 14-16.

via Yahoo Singapore News|
#chrome-host-hulk#gaming#gnottvold-hermit
gaming2 years ago

"March of the Machine: New Art, Cards, and Mechanics Revealed in Magic: The Gathering Set"

Magic: The Gathering's new set, March of the Machine, features the Phyrexians' invasion of the Multiverse, led by Elesh Norn and their activation of Realmbreaker, the Invasion Tree. The set will introduce a new card type and will be released on April 21. Fans can check out the art from the set and delve deeper into the story through Magic Story or the MTG Story podcast.

via Gizmodo|
#elesh-norn#gaming#magic-the-gathering
gaming2 years ago

"MTG's March of the Machine Expansion Unveils New Cards, Mechanics, and Commanders"

IGN has revealed six new cards from Magic: The Gathering's upcoming set, March of the Machine, including a new permanent type called "battle cards" and a two-card combo that can instantly kill your opponent. Set Design Lead Dave Humpherys discusses the designs behind each card and the new battle card type. The set also includes a card cycle that partners previously individual legendary characters from a given plane onto a single card and the first Phyrexian "lord" creature. March of the Machine releases early next month.

via IGN|
#battle-cards#gaming#magic-the-gathering
gaming2 years ago

MTG's March of the Machine Expansion Introduces New Cards, Mechanics, and Battle Type.

The 96th expansion of Magic: The Gathering, March of the Machine, introduces new mechanics such as Battle, Backup, and Incubate, as well as new cards and legendary creatures. The Commander decks fully embrace the Planechase mechanic, and the expansion also includes revamped cards and new instants, sorceries, and enchantments. Prerelease events run from April 14th - 20th, with the full set released on April 21st.

via Forbes|
#expansion#gaming#march-of-the-machine
gaming2 years ago

MTG Unveils New Battle Card Type: March of the Machine.

The new MTG Battle card type has been revealed with the release of March of the Machine. Invasion of Zendikar is the first MTG Battle card that has been spoiled, but little is known about how the new Battle cards work. The Siege form of the card gives an opponent an additional item to protect in combat, and once defeated, it can be recast as Awakened Skyclave, ramping the player for three mana. The Battle card type seems to be a repurposed version of the Structures mechanic posed by MTG’s creator Richard Garfield back in Ravnica: City of Guilds. More information on MTG Battle cards is expected to be revealed during the March of the Machine spoiler season.

via MTG Rocks|
#battle-cards#card-games#gaming