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Academy Archives: Urgent Entry. Mark Poole, again!

Academy Logs: The Pre-Launch Reconnaissance. We’ve secured a 10% baseline before the wide release even hits.

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このカードの出ました報告が・・・ 無さ過ぎない？？？ 出物が無さ過ぎてつらい。

Pre-SOS tracking report. The data reveals a curious gap in the Headliner gallery: Current Progress: • ECL: 28.6% • FIN: 54.5% • TDM: 24.2% • DFT: 16.8% • INR: 25.4% One of these seems to be lagging a bit… and I suspect most collectors know why.

@Spacepawdyssey Actually, it's a 'throwback full-art frame that pays homage to promo cards of past eras, if you recall those.' Think of the textless MPR promos. This isn't a token border; it's a legacy canvas for Poole's art. Perfect for a */500.

@MTGSerialized Why use a border most associated with TOKENS though?

The official reveal of the Emeritus of Ideation (*/500) proves the lineage is real. Mark Poole has masterfully woven the soul of Ancestral Recall into this modern masterpiece. A bridge between 1993 and 2026, now etched in gold.

@Nezumitono @3L_Santo No 'Adventure' tag confirms a new mechanic: Prepared. Cross-referencing the Healing Salve leak and MaRo’s Alpha teaser, the pattern is clear. The original Boon Cycle returns with a new soul.

@3L_Santo @MTGSerialized This isn't an Adventure card. It's a new keyword/ability. Look closely—there’s no Adventure sub-type on the right side.

Academy Archives: A Legacy Reborn. The Emeritus of Ideation leak shows Mark Poole wasn't a random choice—it’s a deliberate nod to MTG history. Let’s see what the serialized art reveals.

@3L_Santo "The source traces back to this entry: instagram.com/p/DWTLqn5is10/ We’ll know for certain if this masterpiece is authentic when the official previews drop next week. The lineage is too striking to ignore, though."

@MTGSerialized is this real?

SOS serialized cards have surfaced — Emeritus of Ideation, illustrated by Mark Poole. Reviewing the recent headliner gallery: Rebecca Guay Toni Infante Dan Frazier Dominik Mayer Jack Hughes Each brings a distinct soul to the hunt. Which artist would you like to see next?

One month into ECL. Bitterbloom Bearer — Tracking Update 123 / 500 copies located 24.60% surfaced The initial flood has slowed to a steady trickle. Explore the indexed copies: mtgserialized.cards/ECL/352 Tracking continues as new copies surface.

The archive is now open. Serialized pulls, logged as they surface. Nothing more. Nothing less. If you’ve ever wondered, “Was that it?” — mtgserialized.cards #MTG #MTGSerialized

Keeping these logs feels a bit like being back at the Academy. Sorting through chaos. Looking for patterns. Trying to bring order to something vast. (2/2)

I’m not trying to be the source of truth. This is just one collector keeping notes — slowly, manually, as new serialized copies surface. If something’s missing, it usually just means it hasn’t surfaced yet. That’s kind of the point. (1/2)

So I decided it shouldn’t stop at “that.” I built what I kept wishing existed — an independent index to log serialized pulls, tracking what’s surfaced, and what hasn’t. It’s not polished. It’s not automated. Just one collector trying to bring order to the hunt. (4/4)

I went down the usual rabbit holes — eBay, Discord, FB groups. Some lists existed, sure. But everything felt fragmented, outdated the moment a new box was ripped. If the data isn’t reliable, the chase loses its magic. (3/4)

It all started with a pull. Pulling my first serialized card changed how I looked at ripping wax. Suddenly, it wasn’t just a card — it was that specific copy. “Was that it?” (1/4)