First deck I built was a mono black deck in 95. I remember it had hypnotic spectres. Royal assassin's, icy manipulators, demonic horde among other cards. A friend helped me put it together after showing me the game. And I was also obsessed with art by Quinton Hoover. They definitely don't make em like they used to
I remember sitting down to dinner at a local restaurant having just picked up a starter deck for this set, the first cards I'd ever crack for it. One of my rares was Jester's Cap and I couldn't believe how valuable it was at the time since it was the #1 most expensive card for the set. Sadly I traded it away/sold it eventually, but the experience was more valuable than anything. Loved this set to death.
Started with 5th edition but went back and bought a starter box (10 starter decks) years ago of Ice Age just cuz I thought they were cool cards. Still one of my favorites sets if not favorite.
Very first deck I ever built was a white weenies. I can’t remember all the cards but basically just a ton of tiny white creatures mainly flyers along with a playset of archangel of tithes, honor of the pure and always watching
I bought a ton of Ice Age back in the day and never pulled a Jester's Cap. I ended up selling a binder full of cards for $75 to pay a couple bills. My favorites of what I did pull: Icy Manipulator and Zuran Orb.
Thanks for taking us on an hour long trip down memory lane. This video bought back fond memories of old friends racing to the LGS to pick up the starter decks and booster boxes then rushing home to spend a couple hours breaking open the packs and trading cards, complaining about duplicate cards, and why Joey got 10 Demonic Consultations and someone else got 40 copies of Stone Rain . . . . exaggerating of course. Claiming I was a crappy MTG player is a compliment, I was horrible but I enjoyed making quirky decks just to screw around. My first deck was a blue revised with about 20 copies of Prodigal Sorcerer. It was not a great deck but it really ticked people off - take one point, take another, and another, oh how about one more . . Thanks for the memories Joey.
Here's a few things you can do about cumilitive upkeep. Firstly run Aeon Hub (Each player skips their upkeep) so the cost never goes up... stays in play. it's a 5 drop artifact. Secondly Chisei, Heart of Oceans. Each Upkeep it removes a counter from a perminant you control or is sacrificed. Cumilitive Upkeeps are now done with Age counters, and then you pay upkeep cost for each age counter. Chisei can keep those age counters down to 1 or 0 for 1 perminant. Thirdly, Clockspinning. While this is probably the most mana intensive option, for 1 blue (and 3 colourless buyback) you can add or move a counter from a perminant or suspended card, again removing age counters. The advandage for this is multiple uses and can be used to catch up if you're behind on counters. Drawback is it's cast a lot more so more mana and more options for counterspells.
Cool Moss, I got that play mat! Zedruu was my first commander because the precon she comes in was pretty wacky with Zedruu giving out permanents to other players. Anyways, what a nice trip down memory lane! Not so much my memories, I started in Odyssey block lol. But I did run into a bunch of Ice Age/Homelands cards in trade binders and bulk boxes in card shops when they were more plentiful. A little glad to see cards like Mystic Remora, Dance of the Dead, and Demonic Consultation are notoriously still seeing play today. Really does feel like Ice Age came from the Ice Age long ago lol ❄️ Rock In Paradise, Mark Lanegan. Not sure if you're a fan Joey, but he did amazing work with various bands and artists like Layne Staley (with Mad Season) and Queens of the Stone Age. 🤘
Epic!! This was also one of the first sets that I played. I started in Revised in 95 (they were still sold where I lived). Great memories to that era of Ice Age. We actually had an Ice Age draft and Ice Age only tournament. It actually was pretty good. Green/Red , Red/Black and White/Blue were probably the best decks. Anyway, thank you for the trip down memory lane. 🍻
Oh yes, this and homelands where my first sets. I can smell it all the way from here in Sweden. The nostalgia! A pile of all the "best cards" I had in one deck, 200+ cards. Screeching with joy when I finally manage to pull one of the big guys and play it haha. None of us knew the rules good enough but we had a blast there in our teenage rooms, battling it out. ♥️
The first deck I build was green, blue and white. Based on a revised starter deck. I added blue to the mix, because I got a clone out of one of my first boosters and was mesmerised by it 😂 Later on that deck became a Blue/Red mid-range deck. Loved playing my Air Elementals (still do actually).
My first deck was my BW Shadow from Tempest. It was a blast to run against my friends that were just as new to the game as I was. Those were good old days lol, love the vids Joey. Keep on doing what you do my Ninja.
Everybody wanted killer bees, and carrion ants when this set first came out. I bought a case when it was released. I didn't see magic going anywhere at the time because ice Age didn't go off with a boom like legends or Arabian Nights did . Luckily I never sold out
To be aware, many of the reserve list cards from ice age were simply because they had banding and WotC has said they'll never print that mechanic again. Thus Formation, which gives banding, is technically on the reserve list. The other reason why things are on the reserve list is they did away with the "draw a card during the next turns upkeep" cards so many are on the reserve list. One that isn't that's notable is Arcane Denial (Originially from Alliances). Now their are cards that do the same thing but draw a card immedaitely, so are basically superior. I think all the depletion lands from Ice Age were also all added to the reserve list as it was again considered a poor mechanic, so added to the reserve list of cards never to be printed again.
I think the first deck I built was an infinite mana combo using Tidewater Minion and Dimir Aqueduct, they payoff was either Howl From Beyond or Soul Burn. I came in with OG Ravnica, but the friend teaching me was from Ice Age. I'm definitely still a combo player, but a little more refined xD
I traded for and bought quite a bit of Ice Age boosters when I was a kid....watching you crack into the box was a real treat! Thank you to everyone that made this happen!
The first Ravnica set was my first block ever. Anytime I see anything Ravnica related... takes me straight into nostalgia town. Before I picked up MTG I was a regionally competitive Yu-Gi-Oh player.
This was a very nostalgic experience to be a part of a a viewer thanks for allowing us the ability to watch what was pulled those silver packs are so nostalgic
Not sure why you are hoping to pull a Jester's Mask ($8.00) or a Jester's Cap ($6.44), both trending down, when Necropotence is the most expensive card in this set at $47.49 and trending up. Plus Mystic Remora is the most expensive common at $10.39.
hoooo boy, lemme tell you! First deck I made was a bunch of green cards I found in a penny bin at a store called vintage stock. All I remember is running 60 cards, a ton of spiders, a bunch of wurms, and not enough mana. My first commander deck was even worse. Great idea, poor execution. I build the whole deck around a single card: Door to Nothingness. It was a five color artifact deck. Average cmc was around 6 I believe but I ran nothing to ramp mana or mana correct by any means. The amount of times I almost won because of door to nothingness was zero...because I NEVER FREAKING DREW THAT CARD!
My first deck was a lord windgrace precon that I have transformed into a pretty bad ass landfall deck, by far my favorite deck out of all my commander decks. My first deck I built from scratch was a Grumgully the generous goblin deck
I started getting into game development in 4th grade in my school library. I started with HTML thinking it would lead me to making an mmo later in life, but after studying a lot of development of games in general, when I started playing MTG in 8th grade I had a good concept of balance and mechanics in general for games, so my deck was awesome for a new player. Played a mono green infect deck
"Soul barrier" art was done by Harold Arthur McNeil. Lol he make the artwork for "invoke prejudice" and it had klu klux Klan imagery. His website features original artwork of Adolf Hitler and other nazi imagery. Lmao!! Nice pull Mathew!!
I actually never built a true deck or very memorable one. I started magic about 1998 or 1999, 12 years old. I was in store and saw the gold bordered championship decks for sale. I thought they were so cool sounded and had chosen to get that I think instead of other cards. I hardly understood what I had bought at the time and how "good" my deck truly was. It was Kai Buddes "Wildfire" deck. Being not only a 12 year old but also new to the game, honestly the concept of the deck went way over my head. All my young mind understood at the time was cast some creatures and attack. I had no idea what these million mana cards are going to do. I had no idea why I had 4 artifacts that cost 2 just to add a mountain. My ADD may have never even finished reading Phyrexian Processor or Cursed scroll. But I kept it till this day and it's nonetheless the most nostalgic thing to me. Hah most people flip when they see stuff like Grim Monolith. I'm so used to the card it's like home. I've used the deck in 2022 and it's surprisingly capable for being over 20 years old. It's definitely aged and definitely must've been a whole new dynamic in 1999 meta. It's in good condition for being unsleeved 2 decades and something a kid used to bring to middle school. Edges are a ever so slightly rough but they honestly look and feel great in sleeves now. What I would give to go back and get more of those or just experience the others. Some of them are crazy expensive now if sealed and all in tact.
My very first deck was INSANE. I found Everything for Mono-green Elves (Including Eladamri Lord of Leaves) in a bulk bin that the owners let me take cards from for free! This was back when Invasion was popping off so I was doing the Type 2 format. And the only deck at my LGS that could beat me at the time was Silvers! I was running 4 Vitalizing Winds because of the 4 Priest of Titania's and the 3 Titania's Chosen. There were no Gaea's Cradle's in it, but the deck was great because Invasion they printed Elvish Champion for the first time! So i had 4 of those in the deck too from just lending people the deck to play in a tournament, and they'd give me the Champions for free!
Smelling the new and old packs when opening is addictive like when you can’t stop pushing your finger tip into your 4 skin and smelling it non stop. So how does the patreon work cost and how often do you get cards/packs etc for being one
My first ever deck was a black and white deck made up of cards from my dad’s collection. I was 9 years old and basically picked cards I thought were pretty or cool looking 😂 2 cards I remember were in the deck were Righteous War and Selenia, Dark Angel.
My first deck was 3 Revised booster packs. My friends would let me reshuffle my graveyard into my library if I ran out of cards. Think one of my first rares was actually a Badlands!
That was an early box; the boxes I opened back in late 95 were higher. The last box in 96 was over 800k. Cool thing is these cards ARE 'pack fresh Mint' and not some of the NM wannabees that get sold today.
Freaking awesome seeing this opened! This was my first set too! I pondered buying a booster box of this when I got back into mtg a fee years back. I regret not buying it when it was like $300 😩
Love me some old school magic sets. Didn't buy a ton of ice age. Bought a starter deck and maybe a dozen boosters. I miss the simplicity of the old OG sets.
Ice Age brings me back to the time where I bought packs because I thought that cumulatice upkeep meant just pay the same costs every turn... such a timmy
16 Reserved List cards, 383 cards in the set and demonic consultation is more expensive than mystic remora ( i collect ice age RL cards lol ) great opening even if the cards are so cheap compared to box price.
My first deck was made by my lgs. Let me pick 2 colors and gave a revised booster for $10.00. I can't count the hours me and my friends spent at Empire.
Ahh Ice Age, where the expected box value is 1/30th of a sealed box, but opening it for the memories is priceless.
Demonic Consultation is a $16 card, so that’s one of the best pulls in the set
Necropotence at $47+ is the best card in this set.
Sweet! I pulled one out of a draft a few weeks back. Didn't know this card is so valuable, but I'm not surprised. It's really good in the right brew.
The only reprint of that card has been in a Secret Lair so that's why the price has been consistent.
First deck I built was 60 card mono black, 20 Swamps, 4 Dark rituals, 4 Hypnotic Spectors, 4 Terrors, 4 Sengir Vampire, 4 Royal Assassin, 2 Nightmares, 2 Sorceress Queens, 4 Nestling Imps, 4 Unholy Strength, 4 Will o Wisps, 4 Drudge Skeletons!! BEAST
First deck I built was a mono black deck in 95. I remember it had hypnotic spectres. Royal assassin's, icy manipulators, demonic horde among other cards. A friend helped me put it together after showing me the game. And I was also obsessed with art by Quinton Hoover. They definitely don't make em like they used to
I remember sitting down to dinner at a local restaurant having just picked up a starter deck for this set, the first cards I'd ever crack for it. One of my rares was Jester's Cap and I couldn't believe how valuable it was at the time since it was the #1 most expensive card for the set. Sadly I traded it away/sold it eventually, but the experience was more valuable than anything. Loved this set to death.
Started with 5th edition but went back and bought a starter box (10 starter decks) years ago of Ice Age just cuz I thought they were cool cards. Still one of my favorites sets if not favorite.
Very first deck I ever built was a white weenies. I can’t remember all the cards but basically just a ton of tiny white creatures mainly flyers along with a playset of archangel of tithes, honor of the pure and always watching
I bought a ton of Ice Age back in the day and never pulled a Jester's Cap. I ended up selling a binder full of cards for $75 to pay a couple bills.
My favorites of what I did pull: Icy Manipulator and Zuran Orb.
The lands in ice age are probably my all time favorite arts. Along side with Mirage lands.
Thanks for taking us on an hour long trip down memory lane. This video bought back fond memories of old friends racing to the LGS to pick up the starter decks and booster boxes then rushing home to spend a couple hours breaking open the packs and trading cards, complaining about duplicate cards, and why Joey got 10 Demonic Consultations and someone else got 40 copies of Stone Rain . . . . exaggerating of course. Claiming I was a crappy MTG player is a compliment, I was horrible but I enjoyed making quirky decks just to screw around. My first deck was a blue revised with about 20 copies of Prodigal Sorcerer. It was not a great deck but it really ticked people off - take one point, take another, and another, oh how about one more . . Thanks for the memories Joey.
Here's a few things you can do about cumilitive upkeep.
Firstly run Aeon Hub (Each player skips their upkeep) so the cost never goes up... stays in play. it's a 5 drop artifact.
Secondly Chisei, Heart of Oceans. Each Upkeep it removes a counter from a perminant you control or is sacrificed. Cumilitive Upkeeps are now done with Age counters, and then you pay upkeep cost for each age counter. Chisei can keep those age counters down to 1 or 0 for 1 perminant.
Thirdly, Clockspinning. While this is probably the most mana intensive option, for 1 blue (and 3 colourless buyback) you can add or move a counter from a perminant or suspended card, again removing age counters. The advandage for this is multiple uses and can be used to catch up if you're behind on counters. Drawback is it's cast a lot more so more mana and more options for counterspells.
Cool Moss, I got that play mat! Zedruu was my first commander because the precon she comes in was pretty wacky with Zedruu giving out permanents to other players.
Anyways, what a nice trip down memory lane! Not so much my memories, I started in Odyssey block lol. But I did run into a bunch of Ice Age/Homelands cards in trade binders and bulk boxes in card shops when they were more plentiful. A little glad to see cards like Mystic Remora, Dance of the Dead, and Demonic Consultation are notoriously still seeing play today. Really does feel like Ice Age came from the Ice Age long ago lol ❄️
Rock In Paradise, Mark Lanegan. Not sure if you're a fan Joey, but he did amazing work with various bands and artists like Layne Staley (with Mad Season) and Queens of the Stone Age. 🤘
Surprised there was no Necropotence. Was totally waiting for it.
Thanks now I don't have to watch the whole thing.
I remember chasing that jester’s cap… never pulled it lol
Epic!! This was also one of the first sets that I played. I started in Revised in 95 (they were still sold where I lived). Great memories to that era of Ice Age. We actually had an Ice Age draft and Ice Age only tournament. It actually was pretty good. Green/Red , Red/Black and White/Blue were probably the best decks. Anyway, thank you for the trip down memory lane. 🍻
Timmy even got a functional reprint in Ice Age. Zuran Spellcaster is identical to Prodigal Sorcerer apart from name.
Always loved all the text on the old cards. When some says read the card I always said how bout you read it to me. LOL!
YESSSS THE SMELLL!!!! Also, Demonic Consultation was prob one of the best pulls. I was holding my breath for a Necro....still holding....
I inherited a wall deck when I bought a collection. I soon went to Erhnam/Armageddon/stormbind
Excited I made it into this! Underground river and Dance of the Dead solid!
Loved this set. This and 4th edition were my first sets. Fav card was Lurgoyf. Lol
Oh yes, this and homelands where my first sets. I can smell it all the way from here in Sweden. The nostalgia! A pile of all the "best cards" I had in one deck, 200+ cards. Screeching with joy when I finally manage to pull one of the big guys and play it haha.
None of us knew the rules good enough but we had a blast there in our teenage rooms, battling it out.
♥️
The first deck I build was green, blue and white. Based on a revised starter deck. I added blue to the mix, because I got a clone out of one of my first boosters and was mesmerised by it 😂 Later on that deck became a Blue/Red mid-range deck. Loved playing my Air Elementals (still do actually).
My first deck was my BW Shadow from Tempest. It was a blast to run against my friends that were just as new to the game as I was. Those were good old days lol, love the vids Joey. Keep on doing what you do my Ninja.
this is the set I started with as a kid! the memories 😩
Everybody wanted killer bees, and carrion ants when this set first came out. I bought a case when it was released. I didn't see magic going anywhere at the time because ice Age didn't go off with a boom like legends or Arabian Nights did . Luckily I never sold out
To be aware, many of the reserve list cards from ice age were simply because they had banding and WotC has said they'll never print that mechanic again. Thus Formation, which gives banding, is technically on the reserve list.
The other reason why things are on the reserve list is they did away with the "draw a card during the next turns upkeep" cards so many are on the reserve list. One that isn't that's notable is Arcane Denial (Originially from Alliances). Now their are cards that do the same thing but draw a card immedaitely, so are basically superior.
I think all the depletion lands from Ice Age were also all added to the reserve list as it was again considered a poor mechanic, so added to the reserve list of cards never to be printed again.
I think the first deck I built was an infinite mana combo using Tidewater Minion and Dimir Aqueduct, they payoff was either Howl From Beyond or Soul Burn. I came in with OG Ravnica, but the friend teaching me was from Ice Age. I'm definitely still a combo player, but a little more refined xD
This expansion introduced one of my favorite characters, Jaya Ballard, Task Mage. I love all her snarky comments.
I traded for and bought quite a bit of Ice Age boosters when I was a kid....watching you crack into the box was a real treat! Thank you to everyone that made this happen!
First box I ever bought was an Ice Age at my LGS. Love the content, keep it up!
44 minutes? Perfect!
Omg I can’t watch right this moment but you don’t know how happy this makes me to see in my feed
The first Ravnica set was my first block ever. Anytime I see anything Ravnica related... takes me straight into nostalgia town. Before I picked up MTG I was a regionally competitive Yu-Gi-Oh player.
This was a very nostalgic experience to be a part of a a viewer thanks for allowing us the ability to watch what was pulled those silver packs are so nostalgic
Not sure why you are hoping to pull a Jester's Mask ($8.00) or a Jester's Cap ($6.44), both trending down, when Necropotence is the most expensive card in this set at $47.49 and trending up. Plus Mystic Remora is the most expensive common at $10.39.
hoooo boy, lemme tell you!
First deck I made was a bunch of green cards I found in a penny bin at a store called vintage stock. All I remember is running 60 cards, a ton of spiders, a bunch of wurms, and not enough mana.
My first commander deck was even worse. Great idea, poor execution. I build the whole deck around a single card: Door to Nothingness. It was a five color artifact deck. Average cmc was around 6 I believe but I ran nothing to ramp mana or mana correct by any means. The amount of times I almost won because of door to nothingness was zero...because I NEVER FREAKING DREW THAT CARD!
Brings me back to the time when there was actual art on the cards, very nice hit of nostalgia here.
My first deck was a lord windgrace precon that I have transformed into a pretty bad ass landfall deck, by far my favorite deck out of all my commander decks. My first deck I built from scratch was a Grumgully the generous goblin deck
I started getting into game development in 4th grade in my school library. I started with HTML thinking it would lead me to making an mmo later in life, but after studying a lot of development of games in general, when I started playing MTG in 8th grade I had a good concept of balance and mechanics in general for games, so my deck was awesome for a new player. Played a mono green infect deck
"Soul barrier" art was done by Harold Arthur McNeil. Lol he make the artwork for "invoke prejudice" and it had klu klux Klan imagery. His website features original artwork of Adolf Hitler and other nazi imagery. Lmao!! Nice pull Mathew!!
Ice age is a cool set, I hope to open rise of the eldrazi someday
Classic! My first set ever opened was 4th edition but most of my cards as a kid were ice age or mirage
36:29 Sadly they changed the oracle text of Order of the Sacred Torch to, "Tap, Pay 1 life: Counter target black spell." 😟
I actually never built a true deck or very memorable one. I started magic about 1998 or 1999, 12 years old. I was in store and saw the gold bordered championship decks for sale. I thought they were so cool sounded and had chosen to get that I think instead of other cards. I hardly understood what I had bought at the time and how "good" my deck truly was. It was Kai Buddes "Wildfire" deck.
Being not only a 12 year old but also new to the game, honestly the concept of the deck went way over my head. All my young mind understood at the time was cast some creatures and attack. I had no idea what these million mana cards are going to do. I had no idea why I had 4 artifacts that cost 2 just to add a mountain. My ADD may have never even finished reading Phyrexian Processor or Cursed scroll. But I kept it till this day and it's nonetheless the most nostalgic thing to me. Hah most people flip when they see stuff like Grim Monolith. I'm so used to the card it's like home. I've used the deck in 2022 and it's surprisingly capable for being over 20 years old. It's definitely aged and definitely must've been a whole new dynamic in 1999 meta. It's in good condition for being unsleeved 2 decades and something a kid used to bring to middle school. Edges are a ever so slightly rough but they honestly look and feel great in sleeves now.
What I would give to go back and get more of those or just experience the others. Some of them are crazy expensive now if sealed and all in tact.
My first was a black, artifact centered around 4 icy manipulaters and 4 royal assassins.
These cards bring back lots of memories! I still have a bunch of these cards too. Love seeing this throwback opening! Thanks Joey!
This was the first booster box I got to open a full one of for my own collection! I was 12 years old! What a nostalgic opening!
My very first deck was INSANE. I found Everything for Mono-green Elves (Including Eladamri Lord of Leaves) in a bulk bin that the owners let me take cards from for free!
This was back when Invasion was popping off so I was doing the Type 2 format. And the only deck at my LGS that could beat me at the time was Silvers!
I was running 4 Vitalizing Winds because of the 4 Priest of Titania's and the 3 Titania's Chosen. There were no Gaea's Cradle's in it, but the deck was great because Invasion they printed Elvish Champion for the first time! So i had 4 of those in the deck too from just lending people the deck to play in a tournament, and they'd give me the Champions for free!
I built the deck myself off. 3 Seeker of Skybreaks. This deck was um... nuts. And it only upgraded with Legions when Timberwatch Elves was a thing!
Love the old school stuff! So nostalgic
Smelling the new and old packs when opening is addictive like when you can’t stop pushing your finger tip into your 4 skin and smelling it non stop. So how does the patreon work cost and how often do you get cards/packs etc for being one
My first ever deck was a black and white deck made up of cards from my dad’s collection. I was 9 years old and basically picked cards I thought were pretty or cool looking 😂 2 cards I remember were in the deck were Righteous War and Selenia, Dark Angel.
My first deck was 3 Revised booster packs. My friends would let me reshuffle my graveyard into my library if I ran out of cards. Think one of my first rares was actually a Badlands!
Thinking of getting marton stormgold for my isshin commander deck
A friend of mine had a Mountain Goat deck... it was literally 40 copies of Mountain Goat, and 20 Mountains
First MTG product I ever purchased. An Ice Age starter from a local bookstore.
That was an early box; the boxes I opened back in late 95 were higher. The last box in 96 was over 800k. Cool thing is these cards ARE 'pack fresh Mint' and not some of the NM wannabees that get sold today.
Freaking awesome seeing this opened! This was my first set too! I pondered buying a booster box of this when I got back into mtg a fee years back. I regret not buying it when it was like $300 😩
Love me some old school magic sets. Didn't buy a ton of ice age. Bought a starter deck and maybe a dozen boosters. I miss the simplicity of the old OG sets.
First set I ever opened as well, loved that wurm!
What do you make of black lotus being printed in duel masters? Is the reserve list going to be gone anytime soon?
Ice Age brings me back to the time where I bought packs because I thought that cumulatice upkeep meant just pay the same costs every turn... such a timmy
@BadBoyGaming I would love that hot springs signed by you, any chance?
Green (mono) was also my first deck, also ran 4 scaled wurms with no ramp so 100% can relate lol
Oh wow, what a throwback! keep it up!
Here we goooo
This is a cold, cold, opening.
Songs of the dammed and demonic consultation in one pack, into mono black they go!
My first deck was blue control with polar kraken to close it up
Despotic Scepter worked well with Stasis...nuke it on your opponent's end phase....really pissed people off...and Demonic Consultation is awesome.
I opened this first as well. Good times. Born in 1980 I’m such a boomer
Still have my complete set from back in the day, it's something I'll hold on to for years to come
6:42
I've had two grand mal seizures, I don't remember anything except waking up extremely sore and drenched with sweat.
The Polar Karkern was and end the game type card as of the cumulative cost
Oh wow, this is cool, I started playing in ice age, craw wurm was my favorite card for a loooong time lol
16 Reserved List cards, 383 cards in the set and demonic consultation is more expensive than mystic remora ( i collect ice age RL cards lol ) great opening even if the cards are so cheap compared to box price.
Was my first set too loved jesters cap. Stay fresh mr moss.
Necropotence broke type 2 for a year
The accumulated upkeep was good because of the mana burn… maybe
Oh boy, I am excited!!
I am literally trying to collect this set right now.
dan ice age came out in 1995 ! i was just 5 years old .
Despotic Septer is great with stasis
My first deck was made by my lgs. Let me pick 2 colors and gave a revised booster for $10.00. I can't count the hours me and my friends spent at Empire.
Black and blue btw
The polar kraken is ice age to expensive to use that card but ty all great vintage opening
how much was this box?
This was a great set!
Also I had 6 pages of Jesters Caps... Because... Well just because.
I love those days ice age kick ass n it's a big set
Never had a seizure before but , I got to experience my best friend having one in his sleep. Crazy 🤪 shizz
First deck. BURN! Direct damage overload baby!
Yo I have had a seizure in 4th grade had a panic attack and the a seizure one of the most scary experiences of my life man no fun
Loved Ice Age!
J'adore les dessins d'époque !
Demonic Consultation is 20 bucks now.
Many seizures here...epileptic in the house
The first deck I ever built was an attempt at a death touch deck, it sucked lol
No Sulfurous Springs 😥
damn the packs are beautiful
pull me a Norritt Joey!!... not really part of the pull but love that art.
Video starts at 3:44
Recovering from a seizure watching this 😉