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'''Peasant''' is a [[casual]] [[constructed]] variant of ''[[Magic: the Gathering]]'' which bans all [[rare]] [[card]]s.
'''Peasant''' is a [[casual]] [[constructed]] variant of ''[[Magic: the Gathering]]'' which bans all [[rare]] [[card]]s.


While in [[Pauper Magic]] only common cards are legal, in Peasant a deck may contain up to 5 [[uncommon]] cards and the rest must be [[common]]. Peasant Magic was created by [[Rob Baranowski]] who felt that players with limited access to cards should still have an opportunity for competitive play. Tournaments for this format have taken place at [[Gen Con]] since 2001. However, the original banned list is considered to be outdated and most tournaments are played by the rules of the largest active Peasant community.
While in [[Pauper Magic]] only common cards are legal, in Peasant a deck may contain up to 5 [[uncommon]] cards and the rest must be [[common]]. Peasant Magic was created by Rob Baranowski who felt that players with limited access to cards should still have an opportunity for competitive play. Tournaments for this format have taken place at [[Gen Con]] since 2001. However, the original banned list is considered to be outdated and most tournaments are played by the rules of the largest active Peasant community.


==External links==
==External links==

Latest revision as of 16:31, 11 December 2023

For other uses, see Peasant (disambiguation).
Peasant
DCI Sanctioned
Paper {Cross}
Magic Online {Cross}
Magic Arena {Cross}
Rules
Type Constructed
Multiplayer {Cross}

Peasant is a casual constructed variant of Magic: the Gathering which bans all rare cards.

While in Pauper Magic only common cards are legal, in Peasant a deck may contain up to 5 uncommon cards and the rest must be common. Peasant Magic was created by Rob Baranowski who felt that players with limited access to cards should still have an opportunity for competitive play. Tournaments for this format have taken place at Gen Con since 2001. However, the original banned list is considered to be outdated and most tournaments are played by the rules of the largest active Peasant community.

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