Are Anthologies cards tournament legal ?

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Hello,
I have a Brushlands which seems to be from the Anthologies set. Are
these cards tournament legal ?
I guess so, since they have a regular magic card back, but I thought I
ask anyway.
Thanks for your answer,
Paul

 

[Maz]

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paul.debakker@skynet.be schrieb:
> Hello,
> I have a Brushlands which seems to be from the Anthologies set. Are
> these cards tournament legal ?
> I guess so, since they have a regular magic card back, but I thought I
> ask anyway.
> Thanks for your answer,
> Paul
>

All cards from Anthologies have been printed in regular sets, so all of
them are legal for tournament play (if the regular set itself is legal
in the appropriate type).

 

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Chances are suprisingly good that was not wearing pants when he or she
said:
> Hello,
> I have a Brushlands which seems to be from the Anthologies set. Are
> these cards tournament legal ?
> I guess so, since they have a regular magic card back, but I thought I
> ask anyway.
> Thanks for your answer,

If it has a normal card back, a normal card front (or is one of a few
special cases like Un-set lands and textless spells), and either white
or black borders, it is tournament legal, with the usual proviso that it
must have the same name as a card in a legal set for that particular
tournament format. (So your Brushland would be fine in Standard now that
Brushland has been reprinted in 9E, but would *not* have been Standard-
legal a couple of months ago, for example.)

 

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paul.debakker@skynet.be <paul.debakker@skynet.be> wrote:
>Hello,
>I have a Brushlands which seems to be from the Anthologies set. Are
>these cards tournament legal ?

If a Brushland is legal in your tournament type, then one from Anthologies is
legal, yes. (If it's not a legal card to start with, then it doesn't matter
what set or boxed set it might be from.)

Dave
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On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 19:23:41 +0200, Maz <nospamMazworld@gmx.de> wrote:

>paul.debakker@skynet.be schrieb:
>> Hello,
>> I have a Brushlands which seems to be from the Anthologies set. Are
>> these cards tournament legal ?
>> I guess so, since they have a regular magic card back, but I thought I
>> ask anyway.
>> Thanks for your answer,
>> Paul
>>
>
>All cards from Anthologies have been printed in regular sets, so all of
>them are legal for tournament play (if the regular set itself is legal
>in the appropriate type).

Its simple to work out if a card is legal for a particular tournament:
Does it have a normal card back (and white or black borders (or grey
if the tournament allows for un*))
Was a Card with that english name printed in a set that is legal for
the tournament

if you can answer yes to both then its a legal card.