Portal was sold in boosters (1 rare, 3 uncommon, 2 basic lands, and 9 common cards), as well as the Portal 2 Player Starter Set. Portal was advertised as a beginners version of the game. Portal was not a legal set for official tournament play in any organized format until October 20, 2005, when it and other starter-level sets were made sanctioned for Legacy and Vintage formats. As a joke, they named it "Harvey", after the invisible rabbit in the famous play and movie at the time, just like the fictional Harvey, Portal was big, invisible, and no one knew what it was. In the beginning, many on the design team were confused about the expectations behind the Portal concept. Furthermore, rules text was in bold type to distinguish it from flavor text, and a thick line was drawn between rules text and flavor text to reinforce the distinction. To facilitate interpreting cards, the established layout was changed such that the power/toughness parameters printed on creature cards were accompanied by sword and shield symbols to more readily clarify the meaning of these numbers. Cards featuring these terms also received errata but are otherwise functionally the same. Although these new terms were intended to simplify learning Magic, particularly as a stepping stone for more complex sets, they were a source of distress for players when they moved up to using advanced-level and/or expert-level cards, which did not use this simpler terminology. These terms included "intercepting" for blocking, "deck" for library, "discard pile" for graveyard, "offense" for power, and "defense" for toughness. Portal also featured different terminology from that established in previous sets. Creature cards printed in Portal featured no creature types, and their type line read "Summon Creature". Some sorceries could be played outside the normal timing rules for sorceries, and these cards received errata as appropriate. To simplify game play, Portal featured no instants, enchantments, or artifacts and, subsequently, had a simpler set of rules. In an effort to facilitate learning Magic, Portal was markedly aesthetically and mechanically different from previous non-starter-level sets. There are severalįree and non-free software that can help you do this.įor example, in this forum thread are instructions how to sync with iCal.Portal contains 215 black-bordered cards (55 rare, 55 uncommon, 85 common, and 20 lands). You need to either add each, individually or find a way to sync them into one. To be able to use your calendar with Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar and Apple iCal calendars, # Syncing your Microsoft, Google and Apple calendars
Possible values: digest, basic, bearer Default value: basic Basic authentication is used by default if this option is omitted. HTTP Basic, Digest and Bearer authentication methods are supported. Which authentication method should be used. (If you use Bearer authentication, this should be your BearerToken.) # Calendar authentication options: Option Whether to include past events from this calendar. The object containing options for authentication against the calendar. Included in event broadcasts as calendarName. The maximum number of days in the future. The count title for yearly repeating events in this calendar. This property should be set if the config is set to colored: true. The font color of an event from this calendar. To have multiple symbols you can define them in an array e.g. Possible values: See Font Awesome website. Best results in left or right regions.Ĭonfig : # Calendar configuration options: Option
Position : "top_left", // This can be any of the regions.
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