And luckily for everybody that couldn't attend, Magic's official YouTube channel has just uploaded the full presentation: The hour-long video is well worth watching in its entirety, but for those short on time here's Rosewater's Top 20: Source: Magic: The Gathering official YouTube channel Rosewater went into brief detail about why he chose the cards he did, laying out some criteria for what kinds of cards were eligible for the list, and ultimately sharing some fun and inciteful design stories about cards from Magic's history
At base, you get 2 goes at this, but in a deck that uses energy, youre cooking with gasoline
For many players, this number is simply too high, as the most significant controversy of the year has been the overwhelming number of releases
My kids like that each card is unique
Fate included 18 cards that manifest, and Dragons of Tarkir included one card that mentioned the ability but didnt actually manifest anything itself