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Break Up (Patreon)

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2025-05-10 05:23:57
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Does anyone here have a partner that also plays Magic? My partner isn't really interested in Magic, so I'm super curious--how do you manage your respective collections? Do you liberally mix your collections or do you try to keep them separate?

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Saskia

My partner is the one who taught me the game 😊 He already had a big collection, and I was "allowed" to use his cards to make decks (mainly Commander), so I never really felt like I had my own collection, nor did I feel the need to start one separately. We are now at a stage where we don't play Magic anymore, but we still keep the collection, and think we might play again, but more in a nostalgic way, not to get new cards, just to play our favorite Commanders again. And that would also be the only thing that I would consider as my own, not as part of the whole collection: my first "real" Commander deck: Linvala (angels) 😅

Cardboard Crack

Cool, thanks for sharing. It's nice having a few Commander decks like that to bring out at any time for a game. It's almost like having a board game to play.

Rose

When I've seen other partners both play magic, this is what I normally see. One person has the big collection, and the partner gets into it through that person, and they build commander decks etc... for their partner to play. However, I did see a couple pool their collection together to build a cube. That couple isn't together anymore, don't know what happened to the cube. XD

Tzu-Chi Hsu

Unrelated to the topic, but I have a version of "Kinky Jinky". Same mana cost and stats as Kiki-Jiki, but with the following abilities: (Give a spanking) tap, deal 2 damage to target creature, player, or Planeswalker. (Tie me up!) 2, tap, put a stun counter on target creature. (Gag me!) 4, tap, target player can't cast spells until their next turn. You can't target the same player two turns in a row.