The Plane of Ixalan Explained | Plane Explained | MTG Lore
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Channel: The Lorebrarians
Views: 40,738
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Keywords: MTG, Magic: The Gathering, Lore, Ixalan
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Length: 18min 29sec (1109 seconds)
Published: Thu Jun 11 2020
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I can honestly say this was my absolute favorite MTG set. Pirates, vampires, Aztec humans, merfolk, dinosaurs and a whole lotta mystery.
Guilds of Ravnica still holds a place in my heart but Ixalan is my all time favorite.
I know Iām biased because this is the set I started playing with, but I really enjoyed the concepts of Ixalan- Even though I know it was considered disappointingly low-powered etc by the existing player base, it was a very cool take on the tropes it played with
One of my favorite sets.
I have almost every thematic deck from it too, just missing Red/Black and Blue/Black. But I sold my Angrath and traded my deadeye plunderers. Alas.
Still got a 3 color Humans/Dinos sun empire tribal, merfolk tribal, vampire tribal, and a Vraska deck entirely built from the set with maybe 10 cards out of 4 decks being from other sets. I scored damn near every mythic from packs in that set. Zacama and Gishath back to back. Now I just want to stomp out something with the Dino tribal deck haha.
One of the most realized and flavorful sets since Innistrad
My gf and I started with M20 but recently got Ixalan because we always wanted to try it. It's also really cool as a Mesoamerican plane and both of us really like it for the most part as Latinos ourselves. Huatli is even her favorite planeswalker.
Missed opportunity calling the series Explaned ETA: To be clear I'm joking I love the premise of this series
This was super enthusing and interesting, but if I can provide a bit of critique, I think you need to make your read a bit more emotional and interesting. I'm not saying throw in jokes (rhystic studies doesn't need to do that, and neither does Arcanum) but adding more inflection for your reads and adding notes and comments, maybe breaking the video into stronger sections and the like.
I learned a lot from this video, it's absolutely amazingly well researched and definitely thorough, I just feel like you need to work on overall watchability for cool long videos like this (this video is perfect length btw)
Subscribed, I think if you keep improving your craft, you'll explode dude.