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http://archive.wizards.com/Magic/tcg/article.aspx?x=magic/rules/tribal"No sideboards are allowed in tribal formats."
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...huh? This is a Modern deck. It just happens to have a tribal aspect to it. Wizards doesn't penalize Modern decks for running a tribal theme.Oh, and on that topic: Silverback Ape IS Modern-legal according to Wizards. For some reason this site, which is typically way ahead of the game, missed that it was also printed in Eighth Edition. Just FYI!
Modern is a format. Tribal is a format. You are describing a theme, an ape theme but a theme. Tribal is either A: Format like legacy, modern but is not generally ran as a sanctioned event for tournament. or B: Is a specific card type marked as tribal that has been released in various sets.You've tagged the deck as tribal, and it does meet the creature requirements for that format, however the format does not allow sideboards. If you are only running it as modern, remove the tribal tag and marked it as theme instead. Not trying to be a jerk here but the tag is misued often on this site. Makes it hell to actually search for "legal" tribal decks.
Ah, well I didn't even know of the Tribal format until you pointed it out. (I've since looked it up.) I have over 60 decks tagged that way across various formats, and as you said, tons of folks on here use the tag to indicate a deck with a tribal element rather than the Tribal Wars format. Perhaps look for "Tribal Wars" instead?
Sadly only 5 decks are marked with that tag for the whole site. And several of them are not Tribal format. As i said dont mean to come off as it may seem, just want to inform people that people do often misuse the term. Oh and i will correct the early statement a little: Tribal is a format like commander. It can use modern or legacy or even standard as the card base, but does have its own rules for play. Try it, you basically already do, just when you play someone, tell em no sideboarding if they have a similar style deck. It's harder to build for everything with just the deck, but it's hella fun.
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