[Free Article] Scars of Mirrodin Type 4 Set Retro-Review

[JACO]

Welcome back to Eternal Central for yet another Type 4 Set Retro-Review! This time we’ll be looking at Scars of Mirrodin. In our quest to form the ultimate Type 4 stack and help you tweak yours, we are going back and exploring in depth all of the last couple of years worth of sets to see what may have been lost in the shuffle.

I’m going to be going back through all of the last sets of the last couple of years and writing Retro-Reviews for the things I didn’t pay enough attention to for Type 4, and this is the second in that series. So join us as we delve into the secrets of Scars of Mirrodin in this Retro-Review!

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For those who didn’t get our notices elsewhere, November is officially Type 4 Month on Eternal Central, and we’ll continue to be bringing your more Retro-Reviews of the past couple of years of sets, as well as some articles on fun variants and house rules.

As usual, your comments and thoughts are welcome here or in the comments section on the article itself. Enjoy!

[A.-1.]

November is officially Type 4 Month on Eternal Central

Every month should be Type 4 month!

[Nefarias]

This is a really cool idea. Back when SCG was more lenient on accepting unsolicited articles I considered writing a series of set reviews on past sets (but I'm talking like, Mirage/Tempest block), but then they tightened their policy and I more or less stopped playing Type 4. Any plans to do even older sets in the future?

[JACO]

This is a really cool idea. Back when SCG was more lenient on accepting unsolicited articles I considered writing a series of set reviews on past sets (but I'm talking like, Mirage/Tempest block), but then they tightened their policy and I more or less stopped playing Type 4. Any plans to do even older sets in the future?

If you want to join the team there is always room. As of right now I'm planning to basically go back through to maybe Ravnica block, as I didn't really go through with a fine tooth comb the past few years when updating my Type 4 stack. Now I'm paying more attention to it again as I try to lace up the stack. So if you're interested in contributing we are accepting articles!