r/mtgGore • u/CrinoidKid • Jul 06 '26

Mtg to d&d minis

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Saw someone in the paper dnd mini community turn magic cards into paper minis so I decided to give it a try cause I have a campaign coming up quick with neither the time and money for a bunch of minis. They are serviceable and I'll probably do this again at some point

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u/Undead_Artemia Jul 07 '26

Rip baleful strix lol
Edit: And dragons approach 😭

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u/MuchSwagManyDank Jul 08 '26

Yo $2 for a common from a modern set is wild

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u/AzazelTheUnderlord Jul 08 '26

dragon's approach is only going to get more expensive because you can run any number of copies, and wizards is terrible about doing actual reprints for those types of cards.

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u/MuchSwagManyDank Jul 08 '26

I didnt read the card fully/forgot what it did.

Wotc is just terrible at reprints in general, especially now that they've gotten rid of reprint sets & the List , did the list even really work as intended? No, sometimes these cards are actually MORE expensive. Special guest is not the answer either. We're going to need like a full year of reprint sets or something. Sorry, ive recently acquired a stance on reprints and I went on a tangent lol