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I've seen recently many players with alternate art painted right onto their cards... I guess it brings the hobby to a whole new level... Where / how much does that normaly cost...? I currently wrote a small piece for a local artist by me, but I was wondering if there was any established people I could compare her to? http://quazen.com/games/card-games/altered-magic-cards-get-your-mtg-cards-painted-and-customized/ |
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They are legal if they are slightly altered. Since that's kinda arbitrary it's best to ask a judge if you can play your altered copies before you start the tournament. I've been altering my own cards for a while now, I tend to alter the key pieces of my decks. I like it like that, makes the special cards in the deck stand out a bit. I have not seen altered cards bend not even after heavy play for a couple of months. Anyway, the best card alters I've seen: http://cardkitty.com/gallery.php?view=borderless&page=1 (That's not my stuff!) |
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Altering the art on your cards will make them illegal for play. By attending Friday Night Magic events at a MTG store in your area you can win promotional cards with alternate art. Some are full card art, some are foil. Either way, I've never heard of anyone "getting" them altered. |
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I heard that as long as you do not alter the back of the card/put it in a protector, it is still legal. there are two threads at least in mtgsalvation.com that showcase altered cards and deal in them. |
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http://www.mtgmetropolis.com/metropolistienda/show_category.asp?category=31 but the best are sold :( also, you can ask the artist to buy http://magicalteraciones.blogspot.com/ |
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