Excelente artículo, nuevamente, del gran Jason Jaco (aka JACO). Muchos de vosotro tuvisteis la suerte de conocer a Jason en persona en Madrid y, para los que no tuvieron tal suerte, Jason os va regalando poco a poco artículos de muy buen nivel para que le vayáis conociendo mejor.

Se han escrito ya muchos reviews de SoA y su impacto en Vintage pero, sinceramente, JACO en su artículo lo borda. Sin más preámbulos, os dejo con una pequeña reseña y un link al artículo:

When Wizards of the Coast releases a new Magic expansion every few months, the Magic community in general is abuzz with excitement. It means new draft pools, new Standard and Block Constructed decks, as well as a few cards that may impact Extended. Players of the Eternal formats (Vintage and Legacy) have come to understand that there may be a few crumbs here and there for them to pick up on, but that by and large the new cards and sets are not designed for their use. By Wizards’ own admissions, they are unable to test older formats due to time and resource constraints, so many of the cards are not tested to see how they will play out in Vintage or Legacy.

[Article]: How Shards of Alara Will Shape Vintage. By JACO

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