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Comments (5)

gdevil(03.08.2020 17:25)(Edited: 03.08.2020 17:26)

Took longer than WenSon predicted but Walking Ballista is now banned in Pioneer.

WenSon(07.01.2020 13:38)

2 card killcombo with one being indestructible sounds banworthy for me too. Both easy to turor. Tbh i wouldnt be suprised if they ban it on heliod release or shortly after.

Noob0815(28.08.2018 07:42)

With the uprising of stitcher Dredgevine this card as well as the hangarback walker is used as fodder for vine as well as lategame value cards.
The fact that they are used 4-of in that deck as well as that they are generally reasonable cards is the reason for the latest rising price.

Not to mention the "buy-out-hype-that-Card!" that comes up so often when a card starts to shine a little bit in modern ;)

Mercurius(04.05.2018 08:10)

This just got reprinted in the challenger decks, why does this cost more now then before???

tekbart(02.03.2017 00:36)

This plus basilisks collar makes the card great across all formats and even without it, the fact that it is colorless makes it an easy inclusion in any strategy that needs a pinger.

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Notes from the Battlefield: Legacy at MKMS Frankfurt 2018

Event CoverageBy TobiH (2018-01-26)

Time to take a look back at the Legacy main event of the MKM Series Frankfurt 2018! We got famous folks featured on video, exciting decks making it all the way to the finals, great games all around, and an MKMS Power 8 player as a champion. Here's what you might have missed!

The 5 Most Successful Modern Decks of 2017

ConstructedBy Kumagoro (2018-01-19)

For better or for worse, the year that just ended consolidated the current Modern meta. But who were the kings of the season? Meet the five decks that placed more consistently in the Top 8 of Modern events during 2017, while scoring victories at the largest tournaments.