Making matters worse, there are a ton of important and playable cards that really don't have substitutes. In a format where decks regularly cost $2,000 or $3,000, making a competitive deck for $100 is unrealistic. One thing I've gotten a lot of requests for, but never figured out, is Legacy Budget Magic. Not only does Eternal Masters mean a window for picking up some staples like Force of Will and Wasteland at a discount, on Magic Online there's likely to be a meaningful uptick in Legacy play over the next couple of months. Altogether, there are some very real incentives for buying a Legacy deck right now, both in paper and on Magic Online.
This mindset comes on the heels of the announcement of the new Legacy Festival on Magic Online, with first place netting between $3,000 and $3,500. Discounting the Magic Online Championship, it is likely the biggest first place prize for any event held in the past several years. As you probably know Eternal Masters spoilers start on Monday, which means that for the new month, the Magic community will be focused on older formats.
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