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Modern Horizons

Modern Horizons

Magic: The Gathering card set

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Sep 28, 2026

Ryan OverturfHOST
1:56
Otherwise, I don't expect this to really be a vintage cube card, though you can kind of permeate that space.
Ryan OverturfHOST
2:01
Stuff like the Modern Horizons 3 Sorin has made that a little bit of a thing in the digital cubes.
Ryan OverturfHOST
2:06
They've experimented with that, and I think it can be quite powerful if you really push it.
Ryan OverturfHOST
2:10
So high-ish power level life gain is absolutely viable these days.

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Ryan OverturfHOST
19:45
I don't anticipate it being an aspect of cube very much at all.
Ryan OverturfHOST
19:49
Like, truthfully, the cube cards that I see Samut playing the best with are, like, Blossoming Defense, and so you can give your creatures Hexproof without your opponent being able to respond at all, which, at that point, a 2-mana blue 2-1, how impactful is that card? Honestly, that's more cool than anything, so...
Ryan OverturfHOST
20:05
you are excited about this card i think it could do some cool unique things awesome do you think this card is tremendously powerful you might be in for a rude awakening when you try casting it that brings us to seasoned cryomancer one blue blue for a 2-2 human wizard when this creature enters draw two cards and discard two cards when you discard one or more non-land cards this way tap up to that many target creatures and put a stun counter on each of them and then three blue blue exile this card from your graveyard draw two cards So sort of a riff on Seasoned Pyromancer, the red analog from Modern Horizons.
Ryan OverturfHOST
20:40
The strength of Seasoned Pyromancer, at least part of what makes that card very strong, is that when you are out of cards in hand, that one rummages, but you don't have to discard the cards to draw cards.
David RobertsonHOST
45:47
Tireless Tracker is wildly unplayable, so yeah.
Daniel SchrieverHOST
45:50
Well, yeah, but this is like the Modern Horizons version of that, the Standard Horizons.
Daniel SchrieverHOST
45:54
This is like a Standard Horizons set.
Daniel SchrieverHOST
45:55
They just took the stuff you already know.
Rosemary TGUEST
67:03
Which is very...
Rosemary TGUEST
67:04
I read the card and I'm like, oh man, is this Savine's Reclamation? That was a rare in a Modern Horizons set.
Rosemary TGUEST
67:13
It was not exactly that card, but I still think it has a lot of utility, especially considering one of my main...
Rosemary TGUEST
67:25
The games are super grindy, as we had discussed in this format, and so with this living library, which looks somewhat innocuous at first...

52 MINS LATER

Rosemary TGUEST
119:25
Tap to return another target permanent you controlled to its owner's hand.
Rosemary TGUEST
119:30
Activate only during your turn.
Rosemary TGUEST
119:32
The exact same text that was on the Modern Horizons card, but this time on a creature.
Rosemary TGUEST
119:38
It does take a turn to lose Summoning Sickness, but you can attack with it.
ScottHOST
18:58
Next.
DaveHOST
18:59
Put a Modern Horizons tag next to this standard set as if it's going to have the same impact that Modern Horizons had on modern as it did on standard.
ScottHOST
19:10
Don't get me wrong.
ScottHOST
19:11
This set looks like it has some powerful cards in it, but there's a difference.
ScottHOST
19:17
When Ocelot Pride is not the most powerful card from Modern Horizons 3, in fact, it's probably not even top five.
ScottHOST
19:27
Oh, that's
DaveHOST
19:29
a take.
DaveHOST
19:29
I mean, how many banned cards are there from
RickyHOST
41:09
You could cast this split-second spell.
RickyHOST
41:12
I think it's like a split-second pump spell from Modern Horizons or something.
RickyHOST
41:16
Siege Smash.
RickyHOST
41:17
You could play it, and with that on the stack, you could start doing your infinite mana combo, because that is a mana ability.
Michael SimonettiHOST
33:38
I wasn't playing the game.
Michael SimonettiHOST
33:39
I just assumed it was immediately, you know, sent to like Modern Horizons or something.
Gerry ThompsonHOST
33:44
No.
Gerry ThompsonHOST
33:45
No, that was a standard card.
Zac ClarkHOST
51:20
I just mentioned this card because it is a two mana planeswalker, and that used to mean something.
Phil BlechmanHOST
51:26
Dude, it would be so cool if Modern Horizons-
Zac ClarkHOST
51:29
[laughs]
Phil BlechmanHOST
51:29
... didn't exist to obsolete all of these cards that are otherwise really interesting to think about building around.
Phil BlechmanHOST
54:47
Uh, that makes this tough.
Phil BlechmanHOST
54:47
Like, it lines up well against Murktide, but, like, you know, this...
Phil BlechmanHOST
54:51
By the time you cast this, they've already ultimated their Tamiyo, so- Just, it's, it's tough to, it's tough to spend three nano when Modern Horizons exists, and that's kind of where I fall on this.
Phil BlechmanHOST
55:02
Like, when this card was first spoiled, I was like, "Holy shit, I am going to brew with this." And then every single build I'd come around to, I'd be like, "Why would you ever do this instead of any of the Modern Horizon stuff that's available to you?"
Jacob NagroHOST
12:48
It's pretty sweet.
Jacob NagroHOST
12:50
And then we had Storming Entity was a card that once upon a time, pre-Modern Horizons saw play in Modern.
Jacob NagroHOST
13:00
And I think that was a while ago, but I think a 1-5 Flying Vigilance prowess compared to a 3-3 prowess is not necessarily a worse stat line.
Alex MitasHOST
13:11
yeah it's honestly like really bulky and
Yoni SkolnikGUEST
22:43
All the cards that got Shattered Treat- Mirrors treatment were in some way, you know, iconic, well-remembered cards.
Yoni SkolnikGUEST
22:50
Some of them were specifically remembered for being very powerful, like Dark Confidant and Snapcaster Mage, and Seasoned Pyromancer was even from a Modern Horizons set, which are known for being particularly powerful.
Yoni SkolnikGUEST
23:02
Um, and I directly wanted to allude to that power, but also these had to go through our normal process for standard, where we make sure we're comfortable with everything that's hitting standard.
Yoni SkolnikGUEST
23:12
So it's a lot of work to coordinate with play design, get the designs to them ahead of time, making sure that they both feel, uh, appropriate in terms of matching the original card, and that they were something we could balance for standard while maintaining that feel.
Phil GallagherHOST
7:11
There's a bunch of nods to older cards that longtime fans are going to enjoy a lot and go, oh, they did the thing.
Phil GallagherHOST
7:22
Sort of like what we got with Modern Horizons the first time around, but it feels a little more tasteful here, almost.
Bryant CookHOST
7:30
Phil, do you happen to like that Thalia is finally on the right side of the fight?
Phil GallagherHOST
7:34
Dude, fuck that.

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Bryant CookHOST
16:51
It actually reminds me of Deadly Dispute, because Deadly Dispute gives you the treasure, Malevolent Rumble gives you the Eldrazi spawn, and everyone after that is just slightly different, but also a little bit worse.
Bryant CookHOST
17:03
So we hit the best ones initially in different colors, and now we're getting flavors that are slightly different.
Brian CovalHOST
17:11
Yeah, and Malevolent Rumble, I joked, like, once we started figuring out what that card was up to, after we got through all the shock and terror of Psychic Frog and Kozilek's Command and Sewing Bug's Bond and all the other shit that Modern Horizons 3 ruined magic with, and we got all the way down to Malevolent Rumble, that's a one mana draw for in the decks that really care about it.
Brian CovalHOST
17:33
The decks that build it right, like Legacy Lands, that's a one mana draw for, and I won't be hearing any arguments to the contrary.

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