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Note: [[reprint]]s from the ''Alpha-Onslaught'' sets with new borders '''are''' allowed. | Note: [[reprint]]s from the ''Alpha-Onslaught'' sets with new borders '''are''' allowed. | ||
Decks and format information: ancientmtgdecks.blogspot.ca/ | |||
Side note: a group of players in the Netherlands also play a format they call Ancient, which is completely different. Information on it can be found at ancientmtg.com. There you can find some pictures, the rules, and also information as to how the format compares to other eternal formats. | |||
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Revision as of 03:48, 1 May 2017
Ancient is a casual constructed Magic: The Gathering format that only allows cards from the original border sets (Alpha through Onslaught). [1] In contrast to QL Magic, Ancient uses modern rules.
While the card pool is limited, it also allows players to use cards from Magic's past that might be deemed too weak by today's standards - creatures in particular. There are SOME exceptions where cards from a cycle that were printed in a 'Modern' set are allowed, but only when these cards were printed to complete a cycle from an earlier set (most notably, the Zendikar fetchlands that completed the cycle from Onslaught).
Note: reprints from the Alpha-Onslaught sets with new borders are allowed.
Decks and format information: ancientmtgdecks.blogspot.ca/
Side note: a group of players in the Netherlands also play a format they call Ancient, which is completely different. Information on it can be found at ancientmtg.com. There you can find some pictures, the rules, and also information as to how the format compares to other eternal formats.