Editing Magic Formats (section)

===Constructed===
====Frontier====
A new format that has created a lot of [[skub|buzz]] in the community. Uses cards from the M15 set forward.

====Kitchen Table====
Fun games played between friends. All cards are allowed (unless the players decide otherwise), and players are expected to build decks of comparable power level to the other players, lest they become [[that guy]]. Secretly this is the best way to play Magic.

====Penny Dreadful====
Mostly exclusive to Magic Online, this format has in its legal list all cards that are at 0.01 tickets at time of rotation, which happens whenever a standard-legal deck comes out. Intended to be truly budget friendly, that doesn't mean all cards are bad, it even has cards so busted that they are banned in other, major, formats, hence the price so low it enters PD legality, for example, many control decks have 4-of treasure cruise.
Due to lack of support by [[Wizards of the Coast|wizards]], like pauper at its first days, lobbies are found under "freeform" format.

====Old School 95====
This format consists of all sets between 1993-1995, meaning, like vintage, the power cards are legal (albeit still restricted).
Although it can be found on MTGO, it really plays better in paper as mana burn is in effect and you can throw chaos orbs at your opponent's face.

====Tiny Leaders====
Do you like EDH/Commander, but wish it played faster? Decks are 50 cards. Life starts at 25. All cards must have a converted mana cost of three or less. More details, the ban list, and comprehensive rules are [https://tinyleaders.blogspot.com/ here.]