MTG Head Designer Is "Passing Along" Complaints About Monty Python Secret Lair Selling Out

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Rhiannon Bevan

Published Jul 30, 2024

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Magic: the Gathering head designer Mark Rosewater acknowledges fan complaints about limited Secret Lair stock.
This comes after the Monty Python Secret Lair sets sold out in just an hour.
Rosewater says that feedback is being passed on, making it clear that fans are not happy with how MTG stock is handled right now.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering's head designer Mark Rosewate🦂r has responded to player complaints about the limited stock on the latest Secret Lair set. In response, Rosewater says he is passing this feedback on, making it known that fans are unhappy with the limited availability of Secret Lair stock.

This comes after Monty Python ♏Secret Lair sets sold out in just one hour. Fan💙s were also reporting issues with the process of trying to buy sets when they were available, with long queue times locking many out from buying the latest Secret Lair collab.💛

Mark Rosewater Responds To Fan Complaints About Secret Lair Stock

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Over on his Tumblr blog, fans have sent their frustrations to Rosewater, making sure he's aware of the i🅘ssues they faced when trying to buy the Monty Python and the Holy Grail cards.

"Lairs selling out within hours seems to be a feature of Secret Lair ever since the switch to limited availability," says Tumblr u🧸ser . "It makes each purchase a hassle at best and an impossibility at worst. [...] I hope that there can be a reprint of the Monty Python lair or something, because it seems to be the most sold out lair of all time. Nobody I know who tried to get one was able to."

In response to this, Rosewater wri𒁏tes, "I will pass this note along. Many people today are mailing me about it.🔯"

He left a similar r✨eply with who wrote in, so i🐟t's clear that he's aware of the issues that the community is facing.

It's unsurprising to see fans take these issues to whoever will listen. After selling out so quickly, the sets quickly appeared on eBay, showing that many of the buyers were actually scalpers, taking stock away from legitimate fans. Listings are regularly appearing on the site, with resellers asking for hundreds of p🦂ounds, profiting from the limited availability of the cards.

As for now, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Wizards of the Coast is yet to respond to the complaints this time around. It remains to be seen if it does break its silence, but with the set selling out so quickly, it's clear that the necessary stock ♕just isn't there.