Will My Historic Cards Hold Up in Timeless
Thats not gatekeeping so much as economics, unfortunately. Who Legacy is for Players who love technical play and powerful interactions Folks who enjoy high agency and big brains Anyone with access to a Legacy community (its regional) Vintage Vintage is the closest Magic gets to anything goes, with two important caveats: It has a small banned list It uses a restricted list, meaning certain cards are limited to one copy per deck This is the home of iconic power and absurd starts
This allows Glissa herself to serve as a consistent means to doing away with opponents' creatures
The game plan rewards you for going wide with Elves early, since a board full of mana dorks and cheap bodies turns every Voja swing into a massive team-wide pump
I was thinking of getting that one
However, Japanese sets often rebound due to their inherent advantages: earlier release cycles, and perceived premium quality (e.g., holofoil patterns, cardstock durability)