What does MLD stand for?
I've seen some references to the term "MLD" but have failed to find a definition in any list of MTG terminology or slang. What does this mean?
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I've seen some references to the term "MLD" but have failed to find a definition in any list of MTG terminology or slang. What does this mean?
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In general when asking questions like this it can help to share the context where you saw the term, in case other people can figure it out from context.
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I've seen some references to the term "MLD" but have failed to find a definition in any list of MTG terminology or slang. What does this mean?
magic-the-gathering terminology
I've seen some references to the term "MLD" but have failed to find a definition in any list of MTG terminology or slang. What does this mean?
magic-the-gathering terminology
magic-the-gathering terminology
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In general when asking questions like this it can help to share the context where you saw the term, in case other people can figure it out from context.
– murgatroid99♦
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In general when asking questions like this it can help to share the context where you saw the term, in case other people can figure it out from context.
– murgatroid99♦
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In general when asking questions like this it can help to share the context where you saw the term, in case other people can figure it out from context.
– murgatroid99♦
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In general when asking questions like this it can help to share the context where you saw the term, in case other people can figure it out from context.
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All of the top hits on Google refer to MLD as "mass land destruction", i.e. cards like Armageddon.
Or, to quote one of the moderators on MTGSalvation:
MLD is mass land destruction, so generally speaking, any card that destroys multiple lands at once. This is usually indiscriminate, so Ruination is considered MLD while Sylvan Primordial is not. Back to Basics, and things that prevent you from using lands are not MLD, simply resource denial. At least, that's my take. I don't think the term has made its way into Webster's yet.
So you're right, it's not an official Magic: The Gathering term.
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All of the top hits on Google refer to MLD as "mass land destruction", i.e. cards like Armageddon.
Or, to quote one of the moderators on MTGSalvation:
MLD is mass land destruction, so generally speaking, any card that destroys multiple lands at once. This is usually indiscriminate, so Ruination is considered MLD while Sylvan Primordial is not. Back to Basics, and things that prevent you from using lands are not MLD, simply resource denial. At least, that's my take. I don't think the term has made its way into Webster's yet.
So you're right, it's not an official Magic: The Gathering term.
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All of the top hits on Google refer to MLD as "mass land destruction", i.e. cards like Armageddon.
Or, to quote one of the moderators on MTGSalvation:
MLD is mass land destruction, so generally speaking, any card that destroys multiple lands at once. This is usually indiscriminate, so Ruination is considered MLD while Sylvan Primordial is not. Back to Basics, and things that prevent you from using lands are not MLD, simply resource denial. At least, that's my take. I don't think the term has made its way into Webster's yet.
So you're right, it's not an official Magic: The Gathering term.
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All of the top hits on Google refer to MLD as "mass land destruction", i.e. cards like Armageddon.
Or, to quote one of the moderators on MTGSalvation:
MLD is mass land destruction, so generally speaking, any card that destroys multiple lands at once. This is usually indiscriminate, so Ruination is considered MLD while Sylvan Primordial is not. Back to Basics, and things that prevent you from using lands are not MLD, simply resource denial. At least, that's my take. I don't think the term has made its way into Webster's yet.
So you're right, it's not an official Magic: The Gathering term.
All of the top hits on Google refer to MLD as "mass land destruction", i.e. cards like Armageddon.
Or, to quote one of the moderators on MTGSalvation:
MLD is mass land destruction, so generally speaking, any card that destroys multiple lands at once. This is usually indiscriminate, so Ruination is considered MLD while Sylvan Primordial is not. Back to Basics, and things that prevent you from using lands are not MLD, simply resource denial. At least, that's my take. I don't think the term has made its way into Webster's yet.
So you're right, it's not an official Magic: The Gathering term.
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In general when asking questions like this it can help to share the context where you saw the term, in case other people can figure it out from context.
– murgatroid99♦
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