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For everyone supporting populate, why not also support the dream? Biovisionary

I'd legitimately love more conspire cards, especially if it was set up as a way to bring spellslinging into Green and White.

Alright, first off I'd like to apologize, because that came off as way more dismissive than I thought it did. In my defense, I had just busted the mirror off my brother's car, and my nerves were on edge. My full thought is this: A lot of indie games use PGC-based level building these days...

It's kinda funny, since I also wasn't much of a fan of Loop Hero from what I saw, and the reasons I was annoyed at it (and also Slay The Spire) really only partially line up. Like, I thought I liked Slay The Spire when I started playing it in Early Access (and when I tried to pick it up again...

Kasmina could be interesting in a cube running a bunch of the uncommon planeswalkers from WAR. I will leave "Professor Onyx" here without comment.

Ravnic, that Glasspool Mimic is pretty sweet... but you have a typo in the type line ("Shapeshifer" instead of "Shapeshifter")

I have a hunch that the white draw spell might be a white Brainstorm variant. I have no justification for this hunch, but it feels right.

It also works well with a bounce theme. But hey, imagine threatening a creature, attacking with it, and then dropping this bad boy: Nulltread Gargantuan

I just realized that we skipped over one of the best bounce payoffs in White: Stormfront Riders EDIT: Dust Elemental

I've had those cards for ages, and Afternoon Delight is purely digital. And @Zoss, that wasn't targeted at you — I was just using you as a jumping-off point. And yeah, you're right — D&D is definitely eating its own tail at this point.

Nope.

I don't — my general policy is not to give WotC money for anything.

Honestly, I think they're entirely playable if the cube is color-light in general. They also signal that you want to flicker or bounce them, since they are very technically untapped duals. I also think you could get a potentially interesting environment out of making available mana not just...

On a related topic to our tangent, one of my friends recently posted a bit of a rant about how inexpensive it is to branch out into games that aren't D&D over on Twitter. Because D&D is actually on the expensive end of the hobby. Seriously, you have to be going out and buying out-of-print...

Somehow this actually annoys me more, and I can't articulate why.

I'll be honest, I'm currently in a 5e game under duress. Stupid not having a persistent group — I want to get back to playing Masks and the like again.

Spoilers because this goes places. I mean, I also find 5e to be really bland mechanically, and I find streamed actual plays to be misleading at best, but the spoiled bit is what soured me on the edition.

OK, as far as I'm concerned: I've been a tabletop RPG person since... 2008-ish? And I fell out of love with D&D and its settings around 2014. The thing about Forgotten Realms is that a surface-level visit (like what we'd get in a set) isn't going to dig into the stuff that makes the...

The core set got replaced by the D&D set, which leaves a bad taste in my mouth, for a bunch of reasons.

The point is to come up with a 180-card cube where the Kamigawa exertlands are actually worth playing.