Lots of people on Reddit are saying stuff along the lines of “wait for MH3”, is that good advice?

  • Mike@mtgzone.comM
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    6 months ago

    Yes I would probably wait for MH3, but one thing I did to build up my Historic and Timeless collection was to buy packs from sets containing the lands that are staples in the formats. You could buy packs from KTK to have a higher chance at opening a fetchland for instance, which decreases the number of wildcards you would need.

    The problem with buying packs from older sets is that they don’t contribute towards the “gold pack”. When you buy 10 packs from the latest standard, alchemy, or horizons/remastered release, you get a gold pack which is a pretty good value especially for building a timeless collection.

  • Semjaza@lemmynsfw.com
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    6 months ago

    Almost certainly yes.

    The cards will be a higher power level and more impactful, as they skip standard.

    Plus if it’s anything like MH2 it’ll totally shake up the meta and change which decks are played, so also invalidating previous wildcard spends.

    Unless you want to focus on Explorer, which won’t be affected. In which case… Ravnica sets for a chance on a shock land and NEO for an above average pool of playable too (IMHO) would be decent choices.

    • GinAndJuche@mtgzone.comOP
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      5 months ago

      Sorry for the delay, got locked out of the account for a while.

      Thanks.

      I have 90 plus percent set completion on ravnica (god tier limited every time) so I’ve been focusing on NEO and that payed off.

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        5 months ago

        At this point certainly wait for MH3, it should make a huge splash in both Historic and Timeless.

        Since it sounds like you draft, and it should be draftable on Arena - I’d advise that over buying packets.