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Incorrect:

Target creature gets +1/+0 and gains vigilance until end of turn. It deals damage equal to its power to target creature opponent controls.

Correct:

Target creature you control gets +1/+0 and gains vigilance until end of turn. It deals damage equal to its power to target creature opponent controls.

Definitely seems like something that could come up in Limited

cross-posted from: https://mtgzone.com/post/1979283

been a while since I last got a precon, and I wanted to get the EoE ones, but they've been sold out on Amazon for the past four days, except for today that they popped back up, but at 1.8x MSRP, which I'm not keen on paying.

What's the word around? I don't have a local store, and I'm not really in any communities besides this one, are they really sought after, and that's why Amazon got no more? If I'm not mistaken this isn't a HUGE set and thus they should be widely available/reprinted, yet I can't find them for MSRP

should I just wait more, and they'll likely be back in stock for the actual price? thanks!

They're usually hovering around 8-10th place normally so this is especially high from them

I'm starting to get nervous here. Post-rotation we lose a lot of great stuff from Brother's War, Dominaria United, and the Phyrexian sets:

1. Curate
2. Gnawing Vermin
3. Fallaji Archaeologist
4. Ephara's Dispersal
5. Jace, the Perfected Mind
6. Founding the Third Path
7. Invasion of Amonkhet
8. Seed of Hope
9. Branchwood Prowler

Currently there are over 200 cards previewed for EoE but right now it's really not looking good: Scryfall search for set:eoe (o:mill or o:surveil).

This has only 8 cards, and yes Umbral Collar Zealot is pretty awesome it's not doing what any of what we're losing did. Especially Curate and Ephara's Dispersal.

We need more than this!

is there going to be anything in an article or can you disclose why there are no aliens in eoe?

It’s not in an article. The short answer is we decided we’d rather give each alien race its own creature type rather than lump them all together.

This is a really entertaining video documentary on 1998 Nationals, where Matt Linde won against the odds with mono white weenie in a field dominated by Prosperous Bloom combo, mono red Sligh, and mono green stompy.

The story of 90s Magic's most epic showdown, as told by the players that were there.

Released on the 27th anniversary of the day Matt Linde saved Magic.

We interviewed all the key players and spectators. Jon Finkel, Randy Buehler, Matt Linde, Mike Long, Brian Weissman, Chris Pikula and many more!