Rules

Nostalgia Mtg
 A self-indulgent Old School format
 
Legal sets:
Revised
The Dark
Fallen Empires
Fourth Edition
Ice Age
Chronicles
Homelands
Alliances
Mirage
Visions
Fifth Edition
Weatherlight
Tempest
Stronghold
Exodus
Urza's Saga
Urza's Legacy
 
No proxies, and no cards from sets other than those listed. English cards only.
 
Banned (9)
All ante cards
 
Restricted (24)
Braingeyser
Channel
Copy Artifact
Demonic Tutor
Enlightened Tutor
Gaea's Cradle
Lion's Eye Diamond
Maze of Ith
Mind Twist
Mishra's Factory
Mox Diamond
Mystical Tutor
Necropotence
Recall
Recurring Nightmare
Regrowth
Sliver Queen
Sol Ring
Strip Mine
Survival of the Fittest
Tolarian Academy
Vampiric Tutor
Wheel of Fortune
Yawgmoth's Will

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