MTG Frontier General

reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/54jyvl/postmodern_has_begun_hareruya_and_bigmagic_team

For those who aren't caught up.

A store in Japan has funded a massive tournament to try out a new eternal format called "Frontier". This format involves cards from M15 onwards, and will essentially be a "Fixed" modern.

This thread is for Brews, discussions and theories. Will this catch on? Would you be willing to try it out as a new format?

For those who are unaware, Frontier Legal sets at this point would be:

M15
Khans of Tarkir
Fate Reforged
Dragons of Tarkir
Magic Origins
Battle For Zendikar
Oath of the Gatewatch
Shadows Over Innistrad
Eldritch Moon
Kaladesh

Other things to note:
>Allied fetch lands are legal.
>Chord of Calling is legal.
>Enemy fast lands have just been printed.
>Battle lands are fetchable
>Eldrazi are playable without Eye of Ugin/Eldrazi temple.

Is Tcruise banned is the most important question

Dead format

All this proves is in ten years they're going to have another eternal format, and the cycle cycles.

>Without hesitation the search "beyond the time" "cruise of the treasure ship" has been banned or restricted in other formats
I want to use four
>its not banned
Muh dick

You mean
>All this proves is that Wotc's reprint policy is unsustainable and is causing a fracturing in the playerbase

>it's another "Reddit brews a quickly solved DOA format" episode

I'm not really sure if it's the time already to start the format. I would wait with it till non-egypt.

Or "I don't want CoCo to leave standard but am too shit for modern"