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I think that the mindgames aspect of Morph is greatly overstated. The design space for Morph (and related mechanics, like Manifest or Megamorph) is actually wider than you might think. Sure, you have Morphs designed to play mindgames: Broodhatch NantukoKarona's ZealotScornful EgotistSkirk...

Has anyone considered using Morph to support a Colorless Matters archetype? Flayer DroneHerald of KozilekGhostfire BladeRuination Guide I don't really think there are enough cards to really get that to work, though. EDIT: If you're willing to run custom cards, changing "artifact" to...

Tuia really disappoints me. I've loved Wild Beastmaster since I started, and seeing two legendary creatures in relatively quick succession that are a less interesting take on the concept (of doubling/tripling down on pump) is... frustrating. At the very least, the power increase should happen...

I really like the Courier. Even if you're just dropping it onto an empty board, it's a 3/2 for 2W that works with token strategies and can recur itself.

Ah, thanks - for whatever reason, my eyes were just skipping over than first period, and I was going "Wait, Elf Court? I thought the Green Court dropped lands/creatures?"

Do you have a link for those of us who aren't on Reddit? It's really hard to google for this kind of thing right now, because most of what comes up are the leaks.

Thanks, @vennythekid, for articulating how much I like the tribal design for ZNR better than I could. :p One of the nice things about Party is that, other than the abilities that actually require a full Party, the abilities tend to be playable as long as you have 1-2 creatures in your Party...

One of the things I'm the most ashamed of is the fact that my grandparents had to speak to me in English instead of their native German, so... yeah, I'm jealous.

You also get to drop a land if you create any sort of token. That seems... excessive.

I kinda hope that that text is a mistranslation, since that essentially turns "playing a land" into "playing two lands".

Hope Tender or Krosan Restorer?

Desecrated Tomb for a cube that already includes some graveyard shenanigans, maybe?

True, but it gets there by having smaller pixels.

Speaking as someone who has done web design, that's... how things work. Even if you don't explicitly design your site to take different screen-sizes into account, the fact that one person is looking at a 1920x1080 laptop screen and another person is looking at teeny-tiny phone screen will...

I'm a fan of Primal Growth, Mold Shambler, and Citanul Woodreaders. Ooh, and Territorial Allosaurus! (What? I primarily play Green.)

That's a very fair point.

That's a fair point - I might have to take the pile of cards I have sitting on my desk over to the FLGS and give them a try.

I think my favorite cards in that set are Graveyard Waltz and Wild Joker. Because BG getting spell support for the graveyard is... interesting... to say the least.

I don't even have a proper skeleton for the cube yet - I'm still in the "look at cards I like and try to think about whether or not they'd lead to cool stuff" stage. I might use my 180-card pile as a base, though. EDIT: Yeah, the spells would go back to your graveyard after you cast them. I...

If you don't care about humans, Raise the Alarm has the advantage of making two blockers out of nowhere, or just flashing in a pair of 1/1s during Villain's end step. I've found that Fateful Hour doesn't really have that much play to it, but that could just be me. So yeah, the Instant one.