BEST IDEA EVAR: makes rares commons

Klaital wrote:

the1andonlime wrote:

Klaital wrote:

Arms of the Abyss

Arms of the Abyss was a common in two sets Sabbat and Sabbat Wars.

Yeah I know, but it has never been reprinted since SW so the newer players will have very hard time getting them, and it is actually pretty decent card.

What bothers me also is that both Eyes of the Abyss and Arms of the Abyss have fugly old layout that don't go well with the others cards in my deck. Right, those aren't widely used cards thanks to lack of synergy with winning strategies, but i like them (also shadow body, entombment and shadow twin)

reprint all cards that have never been reprinted (sans banned cards)

huge set, just boosters?

Staples need to be commons, and aota is a staple for obtenebration. its always been "dodge then entomb you" with them, and without HUGE meta shift,that's one hell of a combat package for a clan that bleeds @ stealth and lacks fortitude on a large scale.

even kiasyd using it before earth swords is strong.

I'd say aota, shadow twin, entombment , and many other cards for obt need reprinted if danse is made a fullest. many sabbat/sw cards (and some fn ,ah,and ds cards) need reprinted with modern frames. atonement, masochism, sense dep, draba , crimson sentinel , and a few others jump to mind.

mirddes wrote:

reprint all cards that have never been reprinted (sans banned cards)

huge set, just boosters?

In case you haven't noticed this VEKN is just working on this.
The set will be called Print on Demand.

If the plan succeeds you can have whichever cards you want printed for you.
No unneeded cards like in old booster format -only cards you want and need.
Thus you can make as huge a set as you want.

i think i just contemplating selling part of my liver each year to fund my vtes addiction

mirddes wrote:

i think i just contemplating selling part of my liver each year to fund my vtes addiction

You have a spare kidney, you know. I bet you could use the proceeds from selling one to buy a three or four hard-to-find booster boxes.