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So . . . many . . . Magic cards.
This is a two-part complaint:
I've been going through the Gatherer and looking at some of the older cards. In particular, the really good black cards. Suddenly my vampire deck is starting to feel boring in comparison. But two things about this bug me.
1. I told myself I wouldn't get lost in the amazingness of the older Magic cards, but here I am, looking at the cheapest stuff possible and hoping I can get some of it at a card shop today (stuff like Dark Ritual, Mind Twist, Demonic Tutor, Necropotence, Entomb, etc.). Eventually I might want to start looking at other colors too.
Basically, the huge catalogue might soon become yet another timesink.
2. I don't know how many people I'll ever even get to play such decks against. I know one--a friend of mine who has no compunctions against playing cards from the Unhinged/Unglued sets and has run decks with probably over 200 cards before (to surprising effect, I might add)--but I'm afraid that anyone else would be like "aww hell naw" upon seeing some of the cards, and then I'd have to make at least one completely different deck.
I wish I had started sooner, as well. Then I might not be so bewildered at the comments sections on each card, where all sorts of combos with cards that I've never heard of are listed.
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Ended up buying it back for $21. In pennies
I'm still not sure whether that was a stupid move, or a brilliant one
EDIT: Yugioh card, not Magic
* Protean Hydra, Apocalypse Hydra, Godsire and Progenitus.