Later on, we’ll discuss some options for getting into some of the bigger decks and how to best plan for those lists. That’s great! But how do you decide what to buy into? Well, if you’re feeling budget conscious, there are some options to help you decide a path into the format. So, you’ve decided that you want to play Legacy.
You won’t find many decks that cost as low as budget standard decks, but you will find some decks that cost around what a normal standard deck does if you look hard enough. However, let me preface this by saying that down-low even then still means a somewhat substantial buy-in. The sheer nature of both formats being utterly defined by the Reserved List means that many format staples (dual lands primarily) can be quite pricey.įor the first part of this article, we’re going to focus primarily on Legacy, since it’s a format that in paper and MTGO both have budget options to let a player get in on the down-low.
They are expensive to get into, and this is one major turnoff to a lot of players. However, both formats have a very real stigma to the average player. The road, they say, is long but it is greatly rewarding.
My name’s Joe Dyer, and my favorite formats in all of Magic: the Gathering are Legacy and Vintage! These eternal formats resonate with what I love about the game of Magic: high powered games, spell and creature based interaction at all levels, and games where even the most innocuous of cards are playable.įor me, Legacy and Vintage are both incredible formats, filled with amazing decks and both formats require a vast measure of skill and time to be considered good at. Howdy folks! For those of you who don’t know who I am, allow me a moment to introduce myself.
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