Summary
- Sagas in Magic: The Gathering have been receiving a lot of support lately, but there is concern about oversaturation and the potential for broken cards to emerge.
- Despite the potential risks, Sagas offer a unique wrinkle to MtG, allowing players to experience delayed gratification and a more gradual build-up of value.
- While some argue for expanding Sagas, others caution that too many Sagas could lead to a value-based, grindy gameplay and could dilute the flavor and significance of the card type.