My friend was really excited to show me his new deck so we played. He played and sacced Ashnod's Coupon, when i got back from filling up his water bottle he had taken out his sideboard and 15 Cheatyfaces were covering his side of the board. The most entertaining game of magic i've ever played.
Given the mad science theme of Un-Stable, perhaps the Planeswalker will be a Planes Walker? Like some guy (or squirrel) standing on the wings of an airplane.
Very little is known about the set except for the name "Unstable". It was revealed in a video with a million other things. magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/25th-anniversary-announcement-day-2017-06-14
Props for knowing about and mentioning my favourite format, 93/94. But be aware that you indeed are REQUIRED TO FLIP and hit the card you named when activating. Honestly the best thing about the format, so much fun!
The Chaos Confetti reminded me of back when Inquest would sometimes put in oversized cards so you could enjoy the art. They where always careful to put “not legal for play” on the backs because at the time, cards only had to have proper backs, to allow for proxy’s. This was added after some clown tried to play one of the oversized cards. That card... a giant Chaos Orb.
I was one of those that watched your Alternate Win Conditions video. I have to say, one of my favorite Unglued cards was "Look at me! I'm the DCI!" which let you ban one card, not a basic land, for the remainder of the game. Talk about a potential shutdown card!
best part about ashnods coupon is you can get pretty creative with your choice of drink like, its mid summer and you ask target player to get you a shamrock shake (only sold in march) haha
I know it's from Unhinged, but Cheatyface is a funny card. Thanks for giving a bit of Magic history with the card explanations! I hope some of these get reprinted in Unstable.
Ron Spencer, my favorite artist in MTG, his work is so original and .....defined. I can usually 9.5 times out of ten ID his work even if I've never seen the card before. Like @ 5:32 I didn't even knew he drew for this set, but I do now!
In the same vein as Bronze Calendar I believe the same thing happened with the new Rubinia Soulsinger art. The artist misread it as SoulSIGNER, not SINGER. lol
I was at a casino a couple years back, an my buddy was talking about his deck, another guy at the table told me a story about this tournament he went to where another player ripped up his chaos orb and did that. wow lol did not know other people heard of that.
Matthew Hagel my buddy told me that story probably 6 or 7 years ago and it went around my whole play group. That was many moons after chaos orb was printed and it was still a circulating legend.
I liked the Dice Roll Cards like Jack-in-the-mox or the Goblin Tutor. Back in the Days the Tutors were a big thing. Demonic Tutor, Vampiric Tutor and Enlightened Tutor were the most famous. But having a Tutor, that forces you to play such a variance of cards to have a use for every outcome is pretty amazing of a card. Same goes for the Jack-in-the-mox. You have to plan your turn upon the outcome of the mox, not the other way around.
Hi there - new to the channel- I appreciate the content :) Just an FYI in 93/94 we do flip chaos orb. And it only works if it does at least a 360 flip from at least 1 foot above the target. It destroys any card it hits - but only one card now. back in 93/94 players put their permanents all over the place as you mention- as orb destroyed any and all cards it touched back then. So it’s still a dexterity exercise - and can still get the blood pumping at a tournament - silly as it is lol It is restricted though.
I miss this set... We had a lot of fun playing with these cards back in the day. Sure, they could be annoying sometimes when played against you, but man they were awesome.
I loved unglued. I had a few casual decks and a card I liked was blacker lotus... but with the understanding that I was using it as a black lotus. I wasn’t about to rip that up. There were so many good cards in that set.
Another thing: a variant of the urban legend we had in Scandinavia was that the judge first allowed it - but then afterwards ruled that the orb player now had a marked card in his deck (the torn orb was now marked) so he was disqualified after the resolution of the orb confetti. I remember believing the story as a kid.
The legend I heard was that after he had ripped up the card the other player asked for a deck check because his opponent now only had 59 cards in his deck and was disqualified for that.
If you merge unglued “ashnods coupon” with unhingedR&D’s secret lair” it’s technically a free drink as r&d says play cards as written ignore all errata
The whole idea behind B.F.M being one creature split across two cards is actually pretty interesting since the Pokemon TCG actually did the same thing at one point. During the HeartGold & SoulSilver Series (Pokemon's equivalent of Blocks), they introduced a bunch two-part cards called LEGENDs, each depicting either a single legendary pokemon or a pair of legendary pokemon with a connection to each other. In play, they're treated as a single card (since you can only have one active Pokemon at any given time), but when they're not in play, they're treated as two cards with the same name, so they take up two slots in your bench and you can only have two full pairs in your deck. All of them except Ho-oh and Lugia are also dual-type, something exceedingly rare in the TCG - nowadays, you'll usually see less than a dozen dual-types in a given Series, if any, though they used to be far more prevalent back during the Ruby & Sapphire Series.
I really like the Double cards. They're cards that have a fairly simple effect (for example, Double Dip has "gain 5 life"), but then they give you the same effect during the next game of Magic you play with that person. I like them because they actively reward playing Magic more often.
My favorite Unglued card is The Ultimate Nightmare of Wizards of the Coast Customer Service. Cost XYZRR, but has a blue border, and the parchment-style text box black cards had. Deals X damage to each of Y target creatures and Z target players. The flavor text is the then-current phone number and hours of operation of the organization in the card title. It sort of inspired Rolling Thunder later on, if I recall correctly. Honorable mentions: Common Courtesy, the basic lands.
made a first turn win deck with cheese stands alone-it was illegal of course-but it was fun and a conversation piece-and I sold the deck a bit later for couple hundred bucks
So, funny story about Ashnod's Coupon-- in college a friend of mine played the Coupon against another guy at our table and told him to go get him a Pepsi, so the guy left the table to go find a Pepsi. The funny part was our campus didn't have Pepsi products, only Coke products! He was gone for over 25 minutes before coming back and admitting he couldn't find a Pepsi. While he was gone, we just decided to skip over his turns and ultimately kill him. The best part was the bewildered look on the guy's face, then frustration when he found out we killed him, then finally a big laugh for the ridiculousness that was Ashnod's Coupon. I loved Unglued, I hope they do another set like it someday!
You forgot to mention that the that time of the urban legend, a near-mint Chaos Orb was a high valued card at $100, which makes the story much more incredible. As for Unglued, I sadly did not complete my set (I have 5 cards missing), but I certainly have some favorites: The Ultimate Nightmare of the Wizards of the Coast(r) Customer Service - A red sorcery, with a blue border and a text area normally found on a black card, costing two red, and X, Y and Z. And yes, the title was so long it was printed along the left and top side, with the mana cost on the right side of the artwork. It deals X damage to each of Y target creatures and Z target players... A wink to Revised's reprint of Serendib Efreet, that were _all_ printed with the artwork and border from the Ifh-Biff Efreet, making it a blue card with a green border. It was also a reference to Ice Age's Meteor Shower, a card with two X's in the casting cost. Both cards were often misinterpreted, and Wizards' customer service had their hands full with them. My second pick is the Infernal Spawn of Evil. A 7/7 flying/first strike black creature which could damage your opponent by showing it from your hand and saying "It's coming!". But the real kicker was that even though this was Magic's most evil sounding creature ever, the image showed a nice winter scene with a big cute friendly rodent with a scarf and a cup of steaming hot cocoa with marshmallows. Finally I want to mention Miss Demeanor, a 3/4 flying, first strike "Lady of Proper Etiquette" for a white and 3 colorless, which required you to compliment each of your opponents on their gameplay during their turn, or you had to sacrifice it. I've never seen a crowd of 15-year-olds struggle so much to be nice to eachother when we allowed this to be played in our store :)
I loved the Un-sets so much, me and some friends tried to design our own. I created the "lady killer" an assassin who could destroy any card if a woman was present in its' card art.
I made a card that countered a spell the turn after it was played. It essentially undid everything that that spell did, such as if it was a creature and had attacked with haste and trample, killed one of my creatures, and dealt me damage, then I would, on my turn, cast this, my creature would return, I would undo the damage dealt, and the creature would be kaput. The best part is that it was a sorcery.
Conclusion of #1 was however the opponent asked the judge to count his opponent's cards, and the guy had one card too few in his deck so he was declared lost...
Very fun video! If they make a 3rd I like the name "UnReal" A White Lotus you can sac by exiling all but seven cards from library, Knight creatures that can only be played after 9pm CST, and half foiled out lands.
Also a more game-effecting combo: a sideboard full of Cheatyface. Make them go get any drink that requires they turn their back, when their back is turned flip over your sideboard full of Cheatyface and put it into play.
Fun fact: Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers was named Chip & Chap (with Dale named Chap) in Germany. So CHIP CHAPter 2 : 54 would be a double joke by accident for Germans.
At my school our nerdy teacher was so nice she lets us use our joke cards. Boy I have many of them because some bully who hated me gave me a box of cards but none of them were legal. Most of my cards are jokes so I couldn't play against anyone. The teacher thought that it would be great to legalize them for battle. And that is how I became an (unofficial) master at magic. I just need more sly spies.
I just notice how much this was the first Munchkin card game. Weird. And I think I try to get my hands on a display of Unglued for introducing MTG as a game in our group.
Digeridoo lets you play Minotaurs for 3 generic mana, so it's basically pointless for Hurloon Wrangler, but it lets you do it at instant speed IIRC so that's nice.
Paper Tiger is an actual saying (it's the description of something - usually someone - that looks big and imposing but is actually quite weak and easy to take down, like a tiger made of paper) and Scissors Lizard... They rhyme? It might have come from Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock, but that might have been after Unglued. Not sure.
I would have thought that the Full Art lands in the packs would be up there too since those are the most popular from these kinds of sets and also influenced real magic.
I'm honestly not a huge fan of the Unglued lands. I love the Unhinged ones and the Unstable ones look amazing, but I just really dislike the border on the Unglued ones.
regardless of personal preferences, just like those tokens, full art lands weren't a thing until Unglued...Unhinged really took the idea an ran with it, but in the Unglued era, they still wanted a tap symbol somewhere on the land. Portal removed the tap symbol for just a mana symbol.
you probably arent gonna read this but i really feel identified with the way you live this game , mostly is a strategy game wich brings a lot of entertainment but is there something more like the art of it , the ridicule cards , the story about the sets, i really apreciate when people go deeper in diferent ways , sorry for my bad english , i hope u get way more viewers and regonition cause you deserve them, and a hug from spain !
Ah, you young whippersnappers! "Nothing comes between me and my Calvins" (Calvin Klein Jeans ad. Line spoken by Brooke Shields when she was only 15, raising many an eyebrow.)
Enh with that much border I'd be disinclined to refer to them as full art. The Unhinged lands will certainly top that list when I make it, but I really dislike the Unglued ones.
My friend was really excited to show me his new deck so we played. He played and sacced Ashnod's Coupon, when i got back from filling up his water bottle he had taken out his sideboard and 15 Cheatyfaces were covering his side of the board. The most entertaining game of magic i've ever played.
The best use of Ashnod's Coupon
The next Un set needs to have a Squirrel Planeswalker.
but form of the squirrel literally has you become a squirrel planeswalker.
***** I'm so down with that!
Spartan One Eight Five Ultimate - your opponent loses the game ... And the one after that.
W. Ruff hands down yes
Given the mad science theme of Un-Stable, perhaps the Planeswalker will be a Planes Walker? Like some guy (or squirrel) standing on the wings of an airplane.
I'm watching this in a time when a third Unset has been confirmed.
+Darth Tubious It's an amazing time live in!
Very little is known about the set except for the name "Unstable". It was revealed in a video with a million other things. magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/25th-anniversary-announcement-day-2017-06-14
If you follow MaRo on tumblr, we have some more info on it now.
The best thing about hyalopterous lemure, is he got the hyalopterous part right.
I was thinking this exact thing!
Props for knowing about and mentioning my favourite format, 93/94.
But be aware that you indeed are REQUIRED TO FLIP and hit the card you named when activating.
Honestly the best thing about the format, so much fun!
My favorite was Cheatyface, what other card lets you cheat and get away with it?
nomakym entirely normal armchair
Yes I know this comment was made before unstable
+ashnod's coupon. So fun.
Ashnods coupon is a combo with cheatyface form the unhinged set
The Chaos Confetti reminded me of back when Inquest would sometimes put in oversized cards so you could enjoy the art. They where always careful to put “not legal for play” on the backs because at the time, cards only had to have proper backs, to allow for proxy’s. This was added after some clown tried to play one of the oversized cards.
That card... a giant Chaos Orb.
There is a tournament legal, functional reprint of "the Cheese stands alone" : Barren Glory
Art is the reason I paid an extra $1 per copy of Lightning Bolt.
I LOVE the blue lightning in the original artwork.
I was one of those that watched your Alternate Win Conditions video. I have to say, one of my favorite Unglued cards was "Look at me! I'm the DCI!" which let you ban one card, not a basic land, for the remainder of the game. Talk about a potential shutdown card!
best part about ashnods coupon is you can get pretty creative with your choice of drink like, its mid summer and you ask target player to get you a shamrock shake (only sold in march) haha
we got unstable!
where is "look at me im the dci"
I used to slip Ashnod's Coupon in my group friendly play deck because I had one friend that would always do it. It was a riot to play.
I know it's from Unhinged, but Cheatyface is a funny card. Thanks for giving a bit of Magic history with the card explanations! I hope some of these get reprinted in Unstable.
Ron Spencer, my favorite artist in MTG, his work is so original and .....defined. I can usually 9.5 times out of ten ID his work even if I've never seen the card before. Like @ 5:32 I didn't even knew he drew for this set, but I do now!
In the same vein as Bronze Calendar I believe the same thing happened with the new Rubinia Soulsinger art. The artist misread it as SoulSIGNER, not SINGER. lol
yep, which is why she holds a contract and quill
I was at a casino a couple years back, an my buddy was talking about his deck, another guy at the table told me a story about this tournament he went to where another player ripped up his chaos orb and did that. wow lol did not know other people heard of that.
Matthew Hagel my buddy told me that story probably 6 or 7 years ago and it went around my whole play group. That was many moons after chaos orb was printed and it was still a circulating legend.
I liked the Dice Roll Cards like Jack-in-the-mox or the Goblin Tutor. Back in the Days the Tutors were a big thing. Demonic Tutor, Vampiric Tutor and Enlightened Tutor were the most famous. But having a Tutor, that forces you to play such a variance of cards to have a use for every outcome is pretty amazing of a card.
Same goes for the Jack-in-the-mox. You have to plan your turn upon the outcome of the mox, not the other way around.
Hi there - new to the channel- I appreciate the content :)
Just an FYI in 93/94 we do flip chaos orb. And it only works if it does at least a 360 flip from at least 1 foot above the target. It destroys any card it hits - but only one card now. back in 93/94 players put their permanents all over the place as you mention- as orb destroyed any and all cards it touched back then.
So it’s still a dexterity exercise - and can still get the blood pumping at a tournament - silly as it is lol
It is restricted though.
I miss this set... We had a lot of fun playing with these cards back in the day. Sure, they could be annoying sometimes when played against you, but man they were awesome.
I loved unglued. I had a few casual decks and a card I liked was blacker lotus... but with the understanding that I was using it as a black lotus. I wasn’t about to rip that up. There were so many good cards in that set.
Another thing: a variant of the urban legend we had in Scandinavia was that the judge first allowed it - but then afterwards ruled that the orb player now had a marked card in his deck (the torn orb was now marked) so he was disqualified after the resolution of the orb confetti. I remember believing the story as a kid.
The legend I heard was that after he had ripped up the card the other player asked for a deck check because his opponent now only had 59 cards in his deck and was disqualified for that.
If you merge unglued “ashnods coupon” with unhingedR&D’s secret lair” it’s technically a free drink as r&d says play cards as written ignore all errata
The best part is Ashnod's Coupon would probably see play in a competitive deck.
Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain with Aetherflux Reservoir/Storm
10:14 Honestly though, Rock Lobster is probably the best of the three.
The whole idea behind B.F.M being one creature split across two cards is actually pretty interesting since the Pokemon TCG actually did the same thing at one point. During the HeartGold & SoulSilver Series (Pokemon's equivalent of Blocks), they introduced a bunch two-part cards called LEGENDs, each depicting either a single legendary pokemon or a pair of legendary pokemon with a connection to each other. In play, they're treated as a single card (since you can only have one active Pokemon at any given time), but when they're not in play, they're treated as two cards with the same name, so they take up two slots in your bench and you can only have two full pairs in your deck.
All of them except Ho-oh and Lugia are also dual-type, something exceedingly rare in the TCG - nowadays, you'll usually see less than a dozen dual-types in a given Series, if any, though they used to be far more prevalent back during the Ruby & Sapphire Series.
I really like the Double cards. They're cards that have a fairly simple effect (for example, Double Dip has "gain 5 life"), but then they give you the same effect during the next game of Magic you play with that person.
I like them because they actively reward playing Magic more often.
My favorite Unglued card is The Ultimate Nightmare of Wizards of the Coast Customer Service. Cost XYZRR, but has a blue border, and the parchment-style text box black cards had. Deals X damage to each of Y target creatures and Z target players. The flavor text is the then-current phone number and hours of operation of the organization in the card title. It sort of inspired Rolling Thunder later on, if I recall correctly. Honorable mentions: Common Courtesy, the basic lands.
I remember very well looking trough the pricelists in the inquest. I wouldn leave the house without the latest one. Good times.
iirc theres a card in unglued that lets you ignore errata so you can make your opponent pay for your drink he has to get if you use both cards
made a first turn win deck with cheese stands alone-it was illegal of course-but it was fun and a conversation piece-and I sold the deck a bit later for couple hundred bucks
So, funny story about Ashnod's Coupon-- in college a friend of mine played the Coupon against another guy at our table and told him to go get him a Pepsi, so the guy left the table to go find a Pepsi. The funny part was our campus didn't have Pepsi products, only Coke products! He was gone for over 25 minutes before coming back and admitting he couldn't find a Pepsi. While he was gone, we just decided to skip over his turns and ultimately kill him. The best part was the bewildered look on the guy's face, then frustration when he found out we killed him, then finally a big laugh for the ridiculousness that was Ashnod's Coupon. I loved Unglued, I hope they do another set like it someday!
I always loved Fowl Play and Bureaucracy.
lol we're gonna have two-card creatures in Eldritch Moon too
It took my friend 2 hours to convince him Wizards actually printed "Stone-Cold Basilisk". He thought it was a fake lol
You forgot to mention that the that time of the urban legend, a near-mint Chaos Orb was a high valued card at $100, which makes the story much more incredible.
As for Unglued, I sadly did not complete my set (I have 5 cards missing), but I certainly have some favorites:
The Ultimate Nightmare of the Wizards of the Coast(r) Customer Service - A red sorcery, with a blue border and a text area normally found on a black card, costing two red, and X, Y and Z. And yes, the title was so long it was printed along the left and top side, with the mana cost on the right side of the artwork. It deals X damage to each of Y target creatures and Z target players... A wink to Revised's reprint of Serendib Efreet, that were _all_ printed with the artwork and border from the Ifh-Biff Efreet, making it a blue card with a green border. It was also a reference to Ice Age's Meteor Shower, a card with two X's in the casting cost. Both cards were often misinterpreted, and Wizards' customer service had their hands full with them.
My second pick is the Infernal Spawn of Evil. A 7/7 flying/first strike black creature which could damage your opponent by showing it from your hand and saying "It's coming!". But the real kicker was that even though this was Magic's most evil sounding creature ever, the image showed a nice winter scene with a big cute friendly rodent with a scarf and a cup of steaming hot cocoa with marshmallows.
Finally I want to mention Miss Demeanor, a 3/4 flying, first strike "Lady of Proper Etiquette" for a white and 3 colorless, which required you to compliment each of your opponents on their gameplay during their turn, or you had to sacrifice it. I've never seen a crowd of 15-year-olds struggle so much to be nice to eachother when we allowed this to be played in our store :)
FYI: The Cheese Stands Alone is from a kids game called The Farmer in the Dell.
I loved the Un-sets so much, me and some friends tried to design our own. I created the "lady killer" an assassin who could destroy any card if a woman was present in its' card art.
I made a card that countered a spell the turn after it was played. It essentially undid everything that that spell did, such as if it was a creature and had attacked with haste and trample, killed one of my creatures, and dealt me damage, then I would, on my turn, cast this, my creature would return, I would undo the damage dealt, and the creature would be kaput. The best part is that it was a sorcery.
Once More with Feeling was one of my favorites
Conclusion of #1 was however the opponent asked the judge to count his opponent's cards, and the guy had one card too few in his deck so he was declared lost...
John your top ten videos and your set reviews are fantastic its no wonder you've gotten a spike in viewers!
Dude... that whole Denimwalk thing has me dying of laughter...
My favourite UN cards are the couppon, the one that nullify erratas (for the combo) and the one that turns you into a squirrel.
use asnods coupon, opponent gets drink, during this play all cheetty faces OP
The wishes are based on ring of ma'ruf, which predates cardboard carapace.
You can even argue cardboard carapace might be a reference to the ring.
Very fun video! If they make a 3rd I like the name "UnReal" A White Lotus you can sac by exiling all but seven cards from library, Knight creatures that can only be played after 9pm CST, and half foiled out lands.
Ashnod's Coupon has an un-combo. Play it alongside R&D's Secret Lair, a land with the effect "Play all cards as written. Ignore all errata."
Also a more game-effecting combo: a sideboard full of Cheatyface. Make them go get any drink that requires they turn their back, when their back is turned flip over your sideboard full of Cheatyface and put it into play.
The version of the legend I heard was that they tapped the opponent's library.
Can't wait for unstable to come out
When I was a kid I loved all the Clamfolk cards.
The clams down in Clamville all scootered and skittered -- "the three is no more!" the clam fiddler fiddled.
#5 Rock, Paper, Scissors Lizard!!!
This is how we pick who goes first. Love that game
Ashnod's Coupon and Cheaty Face make for a brilliant combo. Make them go get you a drink, then put all your cheaty faces into play.
Stone Cold Basilisk
The first time I played against unglued cards it got me several times in the same game.
Fun fact: Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers was named Chip & Chap (with Dale named Chap) in Germany.
So CHIP CHAPter 2 : 54 would be a double joke by accident for Germans.
At my school our nerdy teacher was so nice she lets us use our joke cards. Boy I have many of them because some bully who hated me gave me a box of cards but none of them were legal. Most of my cards are jokes so I couldn't play against anyone. The teacher thought that it would be great to legalize them for battle. And that is how I became an (unofficial) master at magic. I just need more sly spies.
Yah, I heard that the second the chaos orb was ripped the judge ruled it a marked card.
And that was back when they were 60 bucks for a chaos orb.
I was 12 when this came out and I didn't like it like my friends did. I stuck to the normal mtg format with what little funds I had at that age.
I just notice how much this was the first Munchkin card game. Weird. And I think I try to get my hands on a display of Unglued for introducing MTG as a game in our group.
Blacker Lotus. . . although the unhinge set was so much better. Although Ashnod's Coupon+ R&D Secret Lair.
Guys, wizards announced Ustable. I dont know for sure if its a joke set. But it is on their upcoming releases
Digeridoo lets you play Minotaurs for 3 generic mana, so it's basically pointless for Hurloon Wrangler, but it lets you do it at instant speed IIRC so that's nice.
I normally hate listening to explanations, but this is pretty damn interesting! Keep going
Seems the "prototype" is coming true in EDM :D
Indeed! I was super relevant on posting this a couple weeks ago!
It might be in unhinged but there is a card that make you ignore the errata on all cards.
Knight of the Hokey Pokey was always my favorite
"denim has sort of faded away" alright now, i see how it is....
Rock Lobster refers to a song
Paper Tiger is an actual saying (it's the description of something - usually someone - that looks big and imposing but is actually quite weak and easy to take down, like a tiger made of paper) and Scissors Lizard... They rhyme? It might have come from Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock, but that might have been after Unglued. Not sure.
Mattman324 Now you got me thinking as well. I am not sure about the time Sheldon's RPS game variation first was mentioned.
I'm pretty sure it just refers to rock lobsters, which are an actual animal that exists.
Wow bronze calendar would be perfect for me because whenever I am playing an unofficial game of magic I will always talk in some odd voice.
I think there's another card from am un-set that removes errata. Combine that with Ashnod's coupon to get a free drink.
Hurloon Wrangler can of course be countered by simply removing your pants.
I will make this point every time Bronze Calendar is discussed - the card asks you to *strain* your voice. Like what a colander does.
My Favorite grey-border UN- card was Timmy the Power Gamer. Also the only MtG card that was ever stolen from me.
I would have thought that the Full Art lands in the packs would be up there too since those are the most popular from these kinds of sets and also influenced real magic.
I'm honestly not a huge fan of the Unglued lands. I love the Unhinged ones and the Unstable ones look amazing, but I just really dislike the border on the Unglued ones.
regardless of personal preferences, just like those tokens, full art lands weren't a thing until Unglued...Unhinged really took the idea an ran with it, but in the Unglued era, they still wanted a tap symbol somewhere on the land. Portal removed the tap symbol for just a mana symbol.
you probably arent gonna read this but i really feel identified with the way you live this game , mostly is a strategy game wich brings a lot of entertainment but is there something more like the art of it , the ridicule cards , the story about the sets, i really apreciate when people go deeper in diferent ways , sorry for my bad english , i hope u get way more viewers and regonition cause you deserve them, and a hug from spain !
+Javier Martinez I read everything! ;) Thanks for the comments, I definitely try to approach things from a different, positive route :)
Ah, you young whippersnappers!
"Nothing comes between me and my Calvins" (Calvin Klein Jeans ad. Line spoken by Brooke Shields when she was only 15, raising many an eyebrow.)
Damn, the land cards from Unglued don't even get an honorable mention?
:/
I heard that legend 14 years ago and up until this day tough it was truth hahaha, I'm from mexico so this legend is famous around the world
Knight of the Hokey Pokey, REPRESENT!!
I'm hoping for Fowl Play.
Another human being who remembers Scrye magazine.
Mox Lotus is so under-rated, but it's so good and funny. It's inside-jokey and it's a great, although very silly and would not EVER be printed, card.
I love that urban legend! :D Good video, mate!
I was there with the chaos orb incident
Through chaos confetti onto someone's deck...
Throw*
sadly, it only kills the top card, if anyone wants to know :P
ashnod's coupon: because nothing fun is aloud to happen in QC
And how did you not add what ended up as the most used cards from the set, the Full art basic lands?
Wrong set. Full arts were from Unhinged. I find the Unglued lands to be quite ugly.
If you look, the unglued lands are full art, not the same as Unhinged but still
Enh with that much border I'd be disinclined to refer to them as full art. The Unhinged lands will certainly top that list when I make it, but I really dislike the Unglued ones.
I made and played a 100% unglued chicken deck.
I actually own a complete unglued set. I keep it with my other joke sets - unhinged and fallen empires.
termyt fallen empires wasn’t a joke set
Are you sure? Have you seen the cards?
@@vzwc89 I have, I used to own a compendium
I'm currently laughing about the fact that meld is now a thing
i like the music in your intro/outro. way less annoying than other mtg youtubers >__>
i have a friend with the hokey pokey knight, and another where i believe you say a word and if enchanted opponent loses 2 life if they say that word
They just had to errata Ashdod's Coupon...
I love to see an unhinged top 10
So can you flash in a rattlechains to protect your expensive alcohol from Ashnod's coupon?
Only if it's in play
But doesn't Ashnod's coupon then also only work on drinks that are in play?
that's the spirit!
You don't have to pay for the drink if you have Secret Lair of R&D.
Had bfm too i had a unglued deck the good days
Honestly. The lands, unglued and unhinged by far have the best lands ever printed in my opinion
True!
+SideonxMetal I definitely love the Unhinged lands, but the Unglued ones I'm much less a fan of. Great art but iffy templating.
+The Mana Leek Fair enough, I enjoy them because they are so different, plus the oversized tap symbol on the top.
I loved Timmy the power gamer
Would R&D's Secret Lair interact with Ashnod's Coupon, or does the "errata" count as card text?
Now thanks to Meld we do have double carded creatures in Legal MtG.