Here is a magic format that Iâve been brewing in my head for a while that I call âClashâ, based off the clash packs that were made for M15, FRF, and ORI. I liked the idea of taking 2 functional decks, and combining their components to make a new deck and wanted to see if a format could be made from it. Let me know what you think.
Setup: Each player builds 3 decks of at least 60 cards, all of which are legal in a predetermined constructed format. No more than 4 of any card with the same English name, other than Basic Lands and cards whose rules text states otherwise, may be included BETWEEN ALL 3 DECKS (for example, if one of your decks contains 2 Arid Mesas and another contains 1, you are only allowed up to 1 in the third). All 3 decks should be sleeved identically; however, it is recommended that small tabs (or something similar) of 3 different colors be inserted in the front of the sleeves in order to distinguish which card belongs to which deck as it is the responsibility of both players to return their decks to the original state at the conclusion of each game.
Game 1: Both players BRIEFLY shuffle each of their 3 decks (no more than 10 seconds for each deck), then for each deck, reveals cards from the top until they reveal 4 cards or until they reveal a nonland card, whichever comes last. These cards will remain revealed until a game begins where the deck that they belong to is played. At this point, a player chosen at random will decide who the starting player is. Both players, beginning with the starting player, will then choose which of their opponentâs decks will be the library for its owner for Game 1. (Shuffle again before starting)
Note: If a card instructs a player to find a card from outside the game, they are to find it from one of their non-active decks. Players may also, at the start of the game, find a creature from a non-active deck to serve as their companion (so long a their library meets the appropriate requirements, of course). In either case, players must be clear as to which deck the card they are finding is coming from. They should NOT shuffle so as to keep the originally revealed cards revealed. As stated, decks are to be returned to their original contents at the conclusion of each game.
Game 2: The player who lost Game 1 will decide who the starting player of Game 2 will be. Then, both players, beginning with the starting player, will choose from the decks that their opponent owns that havenât been played yet which will be its ownerâs library for Game 2.
Game 3: If a winner has not been decided by Game 2, the loser of Game 2 decides who the starting player for Game 3. Then, beginning with the starting player, each player chooses a deck from ALL 3 of their opponentâs decks to be REMOVED FROM ITS OWNERâS CARD POOL for the duration of Game 3 (they will not be able to use any cards from that deck, even when finding a card from outside the game). Each player will then have ~10 minutes to construct a deck that will serve as their library for Game 3 from the cards in the decks that remain in their card pool. There are no special requirements for this composite deck; so long as itâs at least 60 cards, itâs fair game. Companions and cards that are found from outside of the game will be obtained from cards still in a playerâs pool, but not in their starting library.
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