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Paper Pauper also has no official banlist. However due to the active community, many Magic players started to play Pauper with their physical cards, applying the Online Banlist to their deck construction. | Paper Pauper also has no official banlist. However due to the active community, many Magic players started to play Pauper with their physical cards, applying the Online Banlist to their deck construction. | ||
The restriction that only common cards are allowed is surprisingly difficult to apply to earlier sets, because the so called C1 commons are effectively as rare as uncommons, but are printed on the common sheet. [[Gatherer]] lists these cards as common, while [ | ====Early commons issue==== | ||
The restriction that only common cards are allowed is surprisingly difficult to apply to earlier sets, because the so called C1 commons are effectively as rare as uncommons, but are printed on the common sheet. [[Gatherer]] lists these cards as common, while [[MagicCards.info]] lists them as uncommon. <ref>[http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/the-game/casual-related-formats/paper-pauper-and-peasant/526347-casual-paper-pauper-peasant-banned-cards Casual Paper Pauper Peasant Banned Cards]</ref> | |||
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[[Tolarian Community College]] advises to go with the Gatherer legality and extend the online banlist by the following cards: <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjbRDS7uHkk Tolarian Community College - Pauper Tournaments At Your Local Game Store]</ref> | [[Tolarian Community College]] advises to go with the Gatherer legality and extend the online banlist by the following cards: <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjbRDS7uHkk Tolarian Community College - Pauper Tournaments At Your Local Game Store]</ref> | ||
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[[Scryfall]] tracks the pauper legality of each card according to MTGO. Another way it simply to check it the card is Pauper legal and play only with the card that are. | |||
[https://scryfall.com/search?as=grid&order=name&q=f%3Apauper List of all Pauper legal cards] | |||
==Current Pauper Events== | ==Current Pauper Events== | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 13 August 2018
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Pauper is a Magic Online-specific constructed format of Magic: The Gathering, in which only common cards are allowed.
Description
The restriction to common cards found in Pauper format can easily be combined with other formats, such as Standard, Modern, or Block Constructed. Pauper Standard is also a Magic Online sanctioned format.
Pauper Magic is often confused with Peasant Magic, which allows up to five cards of uncommon rarity to be included in each player's library.
Banned & Restricted
As of November 16, 2016, ten cards are banned in Pauper tournaments: [1][2]
- Cloud of Faeries
- Cloudpost
- Cranial Plating
- Empty the Warrens
- Frantic Search
- Grapeshot
- Invigorate
- Peregrine Drake
- Temporal Fissure
- Treasure Cruise
Community
On MTGO, one active community of players of Pauper Magic comprise the Pauper Deck Challenge or PDC. Their combined chat room is PDC, and is a central meeting spot for the format.
Paper Pauper
Since Pauper is a Magic Online specific format, it does not extend to physical cards. Therefore the term Paper Pauper is used to distinguish it from its MTGO counterpart.
Paper Pauper also has no official banlist. However due to the active community, many Magic players started to play Pauper with their physical cards, applying the Online Banlist to their deck construction.
Early commons issue
The restriction that only common cards are allowed is surprisingly difficult to apply to earlier sets, because the so called C1 commons are effectively as rare as uncommons, but are printed on the common sheet. Gatherer lists these cards as common, while MagicCards.info lists them as uncommon. [3]
Tolarian approach
Tolarian Community College advises to go with the Gatherer legality and extend the online banlist by the following cards: [4]
Scryfall
Scryfall tracks the pauper legality of each card according to MTGO. Another way it simply to check it the card is Pauper legal and play only with the card that are.
List of all Pauper legal cards
Current Pauper Events
At the beginning of 2017 Magic Online Championship Series, WotC dropped Pauper as one of the formats the eligible to score QPs accompanied with the introduction of League System, Pauper was exclusively played in casual league which Treasure Chests are rewarded to good finishes. On the revision of event structure in 2017 May, Pauper Leagues was reintroduced as one of the QP scoring events in MOCS.
References
External links
- PauperMagic.com — Homepage of the Pauper Deck Challenge.
- PDCMagic.com — A very comprehensive website maintained by the PDC community.
- Pauper Modern