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It’s also a hit here @Nanonox :P

But the dungeon doesn’t do anything. The only thing that does anything are the cards saying ‘venture into the dungeon’ Are you maybe mixing it up dungeon with initiative? Because initiative is actually a non-interactable enchantment-like effect that happens each turn. It triggers by default...

I really like the art and flavor text you have made!

Thank you! Never noticed this before. Now I suddenly want this very much haha

@Rusje I wholeheartely agree and I thank you for the warning. However I do not agree that there is anything wrong with the dungeon mechanic besides the burden on complexity which admittingly is high. Thank you @Mown @Chris Taylor Nice! I think it’s a good idea to have that creature that...

Wow! Absolutely amazing!

Would someone like to help me finish these designs? I have two D&D flavored creatures. -- Card 1: Uncommon rarity creature. Monocolored. Signal card. I am thinking either white, blue or green. Whenever you cast an Adventure, create a Food token. Whenever you venture into the dungeon, create...

Yeah we had anything between 8 and 16 players for each tournament running once a month with a few exceptions. And there were at least 2 new players at each tournament. It was some amazing years and everyone seemed so involved in the cube. After each session we had a small 15 minute talk with...

I was lucky to witness this <3 I hope your marriage goes the distance my friend <3 Uff ouch, I feel hurt haha :)

In my experience 3-color cards have to be really powerful to be considered. Otherwise players will only play the cards (and pick the cards during drafting) if they already are in the 3 colors which doesn’t happen very often. Furthermore a 3-color card is also difficult to cast during the games...

Brokers Ascendancy Maybe?

Make Key to the City an Artifact - Treasure and you have yourself a pretty cool card.

One mana to draw a card is pretty cheap. Repeatedly. There is only the down investment of 2 mana. But that also gives you a free scry every time one of your creatures die. Including tokens. There are many cards that create more than one creature on the battlefield.

Turns out the format is made for it to be easier to trigger than average. Who knew?

When sarcasm backfires because one hasn’t played with the card but evaluated it from a distance on the internet.

This is what I hate most about the Modern Horizons products. Lazy design made to upgrade and therefore obsolete iconic designs simply to sell packs in a lore-free set. There’s nothing creative about these designs. And they add nothing to the game except power creep.

Thank you for the suggestions. I might try out Invasion of Tarkir on Level 2 which is quite late in the draft. It's too powerful to go in earlier I would say. The others are too much of a dragon-or-nothing kind of card which is not what I am looking for. The Dragon tribal is a subtheme with only...

For a combo deck that utilizes the graveyard or needs to dig for their combo pieces fast I would go with Thrill of Posibility. It digs deeper into the unknown cards. For a madness aggro or midrange I would go with Merchant of the Vale. It has a cheaper enabler and a recursive enabler.

@Brad The Alchemy A would be preferable. I have the same situation going on with many D&D cards that take initiative (errata to dungeon venturing.) If that is not possible I would go with @Phone ’s suggestion and only use a single * and never use anything else. Do this for all cards that have a...

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