Did Wizards Finally Get Legacy Bans Right? | Episode 115

with yesterday's bnr announcement do you guys think tron is gone for good that's the question i think good question or is it still here to stay so um at first i think we can talk about or let's say what has happened yesterday which um is the key point here Candelabra of Taunus was banned in Legacy.

So this incredible, insane, expensive card is now no more part of the Legacy card pool.

And it hit basically only one deck that was drawn and maybe a little bit of special damage to some high tide aficionados.

Yeah, I think they are pretty sad.

Probably.

Shoutouts to Markus Ewald.

But I didn't think he actually played the card in one of the latest versions.

I think it

was an on-off copy that went in and out of the list.

But yes, he said only basically hit.

So it was very, very pinpointed.

Yeah.

Pinpoint targeted banning.

Do you think the deck is now gone or is it still strong enough to compete? Yeah,

I think it's still strong.

But...

The most important part, I think, is that hardly anyone is really affected except the people who are, I would consider rich or something like that, who actually bought the cards when either they were cheap or just had the money to get the very expensive ones.

But hardly any people actually owned the card in paper.

at least not four of them

yeah exactly so I think in that sense I'm in that you know it doesn't have any big collateral damage on that perspective but Tron will survive in my opinion Of course, it will be weaker.

It will be less explosive.

It will be more prone to mana denial strategies and land destruction effects.

So I think, however, it was a good ban.

So I'm actually in the supporting role of that ban.

And my next question would be here.