This is an attempt to bring Momir Basic and MoJhoSto Basic to paper form.
They're online only formats for Magic: the Gathering. You can read more about them here and here and here.
Momir is fantastically fun, and we wanted a way to play during lunch.
Yes! It turns out there are some very clever people out there who like Momir. You can read about a few different attempts.
While awesome, none of these are really the full Momir experience. Using a fast mobile printer that works with mobile devices we're carrying around anyway has produced a better experience.
There are a few differences.
For starters, we have more control over what creatures are available, while Magic Online is limited to whatever cards are available online. So you can't get a Forest Bear on MTGO!
Second, we've heard (but not confirmed) that Momir on MTGO selects creatures per printing, not per card name like this project. For example, at CMC=0, you're slightly more likely to get Ornithopter because it's been reprinted many times.
You're certainly welcome to use this app, but I haven't tested this with any other printer. The printer we use is a Star Micronics SM-S200, which you can get for around $200. You'll also need an android device. We used a Nexus 7 that's running Android 4.2.2. I've also tested it on my Galaxy Nexus, and it works fine, but the interface was designed for the tablet.
Magic: The Gathering is a wonderful collectable card game created, owned, and copyrighted by Wizards of the Coast. You can read more about it at the Official MTG Website.
I'm not sure it would be a good idea to distribute an entire database of copyrighted and trademarked content. There's information on the wiki on what the database schema is.
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