Are artifact lands worth it?

Yes, artifact lands are worth it in Magic: The Gathering for specific artifact-heavy strategies like Affinity or Metalcraft, as they provide mana and count as artifacts for synergy, enabling powerful plays and discounts on spells; however, they are risky because they're vulnerable to artifact removal, making them a liability in decks without strong artifact themes or protection.
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What's the point of artifact lands?

Artifact lands are cards that support aggressive affinity-based strategies. Their chief drawback (that they're more susceptible to destruction because land and artifact destruction can target them) isn't as much of a risk in a lightning-fast game.
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Why were artifact lands banned?

Artifact lands were banned in formats like Modern because they made Affinity decks (and similar artifact-heavy strategies) overwhelmingly powerful and oppressive by providing free artifacts that counted for cost reduction mechanics (like Affinity) and synergies (like Arcbound Ravager), allowing for rapid deployment of threats and warping the metagame, making them too strong for healthy competition, despite being lands.
 
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Is 40 lands too much commander?

40 lands in a Commander deck isn't inherently "too much," but it's on the higher end for typical decks; it's often perfect for high-mana curve decks, <<<>>landfall strategies, or decks with little card draw, but fewer lands (35-38) might be better if you have lots of ramp and draw spells. It depends heavily on your deck's strategy, average mana cost (CMC), and inclusion of mana rocks/ramp, with many players finding 36-40 a solid baseline for casual play. 
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Should I farm artifacts at AR 40 or 45?

The artifacts you get, while they won't be the best ones, will still give you a good damage boost. But it also isn't using resin to the maximum efficieny. If you care about efficiency, I personally wouldn't go for farming artifacts until AR 45 (when you're guarenteed a 5* artifact per run).
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Can you get 5 star artifacts at AR 40?

There is only a chance to get a 5star artifact from the AR40 domain while the AR 45 domain is a guarantee chance with a small chance to get 2.
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What is the ideal mana curve?

The ideal is curving out perfectly with a one-drop on turn one, a two-drop on turn two, and so on (which amounts to spending 1+2+3+4+5=15 mana over the course of the first five turns). Such a perfect curve would typically beat an opponent who only manages to cast, say, 10 mana worth of cards in the first five turns.
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What is the 32 deck challenge?

For those who are not aware, the 32 deck challenge is to build one deck for every possible colour combination, from colourless to 5C. So the purpose of this thread is to see how far through you are, what you've brainstormed, or just to see what others are building.
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What is the perfect Commander deck ratio?

A good Commander deck ratio starts with 37-38 lands, supplemented by around 10-12 ramp spells, 10-12 card draw/advantage, and 10-12 pieces of interaction (removal/board wipes), with the rest dedicated to your deck's core theme and synergistic cards, as the ideal split depends heavily on your Commander and playstyle.
 
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Why did Artifact flop?

Garfield felt Artifact had failed because it was review bombed early on, with players upset over the apparent pay-to-win mechanics; this drove new players away, preventing the game economy from stabilizing at a point where the cost of building winning decks would have been on par with other digital card games, such as ...
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What MTG set has the most banned cards?

Edit: After looking it up, it's Mirrodin, as all of it's bans were both in standard and block. Mirrodin saw 19 bans across Standard and Block. Urza's had 13 bans across both Standard and Block.
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Do Artifact lands have a mana value?

You cannot find [[Mox Tantalite]] because it has mana value 0, but mana cost [null]. and lands do not have a “Mana Value”. Every object has a mana value. If an object does not have a mana cost, it's mana value is 0 (CR 202.3a).
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Is 30 lands too little for commander?

If you're making a higher power deck you might start out with a few less. But 30 to 35 will definitely be a good starting place. If you're a landfall deck you'll probably want a few more. If you're a fast combo deck and plan to mulligan aggressively then you could do a few less.
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Are artifact lands permanent?

There are six permanent types: artifact, battle, creature, enchantment, land, and planeswalker. Instant and sorcery cards can't enter the battlefield and thus can't be permanents. Some kindred cards can enter the battlefield and some can't, depending on their other card types.
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Do lands have 0 mana cost?

The mana cost is the symbols in the top corner. The mana value is the numeric total of those symbols. If there are no symbols, the numeric total is zero. Lands have no mana cost, and have a mana value of zero.
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What is the 75% rule in MTG?

The MTG "75% rule" is a popular, unofficial deck-building philosophy, mainly for Commander, about creating decks powerful enough to compete but not so dominant they ruin the fun for casual players, finding a middle ground in power level by intentionally leaving out the most optimal, expensive, or meta-defining cards. It's about building a deck that's "75% as strong as it can be," allowing it to challenge optimized decks occasionally while still being fair in more casual games, making it adaptable for various playgroups.
 
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What accounts for roughly 90% of all deck collapses?

Roughly 90% of deck collapses are due to the failure of the connection between the deck's ledger board and the house, often caused by improper attachment (like using nails instead of bolts) or rot, allowing the deck to pull away from the structure, especially under load. This common failure point, often involving old construction methods, leads to catastrophic separation during normal use, like gatherings.
 
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Do you have to knock if you have 31?

Any time a player holds exactly 31, they may "knock" immediately, and they win the pot. If a player knocks before the first round of exchanges have begun, the showdown occurs immediately with no exchange of cards. After the pot has been won, all the players put in chips for the next hand.
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Is mana weaving illegal in MTG?

Just a reminder to everyone, mana weaving IS cheating. Mana weaving is when a player sorts their deck, placing 1 land per every 2 spells (approx). The deck is not randomized, it has a pattern, and is therefore illegal. If you face an opponent who mana weaves do not be afraid to shuffle their deck, it is allowed.
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Is 32 lands enough for Commander?

32 lands is generally considered low for Commander; most players aim for 36-38 lands as a baseline, but you can go lower (around 32-35) if your deck runs lots of cheap ramp (mana rocks/dorks) or has a very low average mana value, or higher (38-40+) for landfall or heavy spell decks, but 32 without heavy support often leads to mana issues. Start with 36 and adjust based on testing, cutting a land for every 3-4 ramp/draw sources you add. 
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What makes a good aggro deck?

What Makes an Aggro Deck? Aggro decks rely on low-cost, high damage output creatures and aggressive support spells to overwhelm opponents before they can set up a defense. Creatures with high damage output for their cost. Support spells like burn (Lightning Bolt) and buff (Giant Growth).
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Is there any LGBT in Genshin Impact?

There are queer people all over the world and while it is statistically improbable that everyone who plays Genshin Impact is queer, there are characters within the game who are coded as queer. These instances of coding are unique to miHoyo's game because they are distinctly Chinese in their stories.
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Who is the rarest 5 * in Genshin Impact?

The rarest 5-star character in Genshin Impact is generally considered to be Aloy, due to her unique, one-time availability from a collaboration event in 2021 with Horizon Zero Dawn, making her unobtainable now and unlikely to ever return. Other rare 5-stars often cited are limited-time characters who haven't had reruns or are less popular, like some early event-exclusive characters (Albedo, Ganyu) or those with low pull rates, though data varies.
 
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What is the 50/50 rule in Genshin Impact?

The 50/50 refers to the chance that you get the featured "event" five star. You have a 50% chance of getting the featured character (right now, Childe or Zhongli), and 50% chance of getting one of the seven standard five star characters.
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