MidwestMTG

From the survey’s Title Page:

“The following survey is to assess public opinion of the Magic: the Gathering Community regarding Wizards of the Coast’s Reserved List Policy. So, thank you for your interest in the subject and taking the time to share your thoughts. The official policy can be reference at the following link:

Official WotC Reserved List Policy

This survey is three questions long. Each question is multiple choice with a section to optionally write-in explanations or justifications for each answer. The first question is whether or not the Reserved List should be discontinued, and the second question regards other options that could be taken outside removing the Reserved List Policy. The third and final question asks if you would change your answer to the first question based on the second question. Feel free to answer each question candidly as this is all hypothetical. The survey will run from July 11th, 2016 to July 19th, 2016 at 11:59 PM (EST). I have opted within the survey builder for the survey to be completed anonymously. All raw information provided through selecting a multiple choice answer will be public immediately following your completion of the survey as I have enabled instant sharing. All information through the the write-in sections will not be made viewable; summaries of the write-in information may be provided with any personal or identifying information of an individual removed, which I would appreciate if it was not provided in the first place.

Disclaimers: This survey is not being conducted by or on behalf of Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro, or any of its employees and/or other entities. I, the surveyor, have no relation or affiliation with Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro, or any of its employees or other entities. This survey is an individual assessing public opinion only. The data will not be directed to Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro, and/or any of its employees and other entities unless an independent inquiry to me by an official representative or employee of Wizards of the Coast or Hasbro; this also means this data will not be solicited to anyone. This for the most part will not be necessary as all multiple choice results have been set to public display already and summary of optional write-in sections may be provided after the survey is closed. Taking this survey implies consent to have all information provided shared publicly, and although I have no intention of sharing any write-ins results and to instead possibly do write summaries without any identifying or personal information, and I would appreciate that not being provided, by taking this survey and choosing to include personal or identifying information against advisement, you acknowledge and accept the risk that the information could possibly be leaked either through my own error or by a malicious third party.”

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There is no need to tag Wizards of the Coast or any of their employees that have an online presence for this post. This post is geared solely for the community so that we can start to get a clearer picture on where the Community as a whole stands in regards to the Reserved List Policy as it stands now. 

Level Up on a land seems like a useful idea in general, actually; I’ve always wanted lands that represented structures and cities you could build.