Mirrodin - A harsh metal world

[Dragon Boots]

Opinions?

Feelings on the hyper saturation with artifacts?

Equipment: good idea?

 

[The Original Jazzman]

All I have to say is "Ravager Deck."

It was an excellent deck, but it also pushed out two years of deckbuilding  

[Nina Halford]

I loved Mirrodin greatly, and the arifacts were full of pwn and win, for the most part. I also rather liked the arcbound guys with modular, and have a pretty neat deck built around them.  

[Tanis Larnet]

Mirrodin! *spits on the ground* I hated the "idea" of indistructable creatures....had to rethink my play style. Ugh! hated that block almost as much as Kami.  

[Dragon Boots]

I have to agree with the hatred of Kamigawa.

But Mirrodin plays to my strengths...
So I like it.

Plus the Myr are sooooooooooooo cool.

 

[Mooby the Golden Sock]

Mirrodin and Kamigawa were horrible blocks for the exact opposite reasons Homelands sucked. Only Urza pushed more people from the game.  

[okdud12]

omg mirrodin was so good
but so broken its not even funny!  

[Ryux_Haynasuba]

Hehe Mirrodin wasn't so bad.. except maybe Platinum Angel or Worldslayer. Now Darksteel's lineup made me cringe, until I got a Darksteel Colossus. I still enjoy the look on my opponents face when I whip him out.  

[piechieftain]

i can safely say that it's my favorite series. more so than 7th edition (second fav).  

[N. R. Chey]

It my second favorite, only to Dissension, because of the Simic, and Ravnica is a close third thanks to Doubling Season. Ironically, when you use the arcbound work well with these two things. I love counters. Hey, did you know that the storyline started in Alpha ends with Mirrodin? Yeah, cause Memnarch was created from the Mirari by Karn the Silver Golem from Gerrard's legacy, who had been turned into a Planeswalker after the defeat of Yawgmoth. If you want the whole story, look it up on Wikipedia.