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Why is Modern Affinity called "Affinity"? MTG Conspiracy cards allowed in modern magic-the-gathering deck-building mtg-modern modified 18 hours ago Andrew How would these Ticket To Ride variants change the game? Hot Network Questions. Recent questions feed. Accept all cookies Customize settings. But honestly, I haven't found any that are related to the board games I mentioned above There are some studies on Catan and Monopoly, but in others I didn't found , maybe I haven't done enough research.

My question is if any of you know of a book, article or research where an analysis of strategies is made in the board games that I mentioned at the beginning. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top.

Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Bibliography on strategies on board games Ask Question. Allure Allure Brawl the scaled down commander variant meant to be played 1 on 1 as a format existed before Arena was created, and is covered by the comprehensive rules The only thing to introduce purely digital elements and effects, not counting anything purely cosmetic, to the game was the one month old historic jumpstart.

Until that digital only set came out, everything significant in MTGA was possible in paper magic. What specific to brawl crosses that line? Without that new jumpstart set, nothing exists in Brawl on MTGA that doesn't also exist in brawl in paper as far as I know. Cards like Garth One-Eye exist in paper. The only examples of "Random Creature" I can think of are "Pool of Vigorous Growth" a card from the jumpstart and not a brawl specific effect.

Andrew Ok I remembered the name of the format wrong. It should be this one: mtg. That's because they target permanents. Indeed, for those cards the restriction is on the original target, not the searched card names. There are oracle rulings on those cards clarifying that. Those are part of a very interesting cycle — ryanyuyu. This is only true because Mycosynth Lattice only changes the type of cards on the battlefield.

If you had a card that caused a similar effect that effected colorless cards rather than artifact cards, I'm pretty sure it'd be able to hit cards turned colorless by Mycosynth Lattice.

Because it the search by name rule above uses Oracle text as statically defined on Gatherer the Lattice cannot affect the official copy of the card. Which means you can't find it. If the effect searched for cards by the card characteristics like Green Sun's Zenith instead of by name the Lattice would be relevant. Simply put the set of Colorless cards you can name is scryfall. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.