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I am not certain it will cost 2 or 3 mana. At first we had Throne of Eldraine and Charming Prince. At that point we thought it would either be a standalone card or part of a mono-colored cycle of 2 cost creatures expanding over several sets. But then we later got 3 cost creatures. So now we are...

I hadn’t thought about that one! Maybe the drafting phase is a little too complicated with the party mechanic in there. However it worked for Zendikar Rising. I will have to keep an eye on this during the next tournament. Inform the players beforehand and ask them to also keep an eye on the...

I think party is interesting for several reasons. One is that it is actually four different creature types instead of one. And it is classes instead of races which is also a bit different from what we are use to. This has no actual implications in Magic but it does create a situation where you...

I was thinking something like this too. If there JUST was a way to get rid of that Wicked token hmmmmmmm..

Nice read @MilesOfficial I really don’t want to add a Role variant I don’t already run for a single card but after your writing I will maaaaaybe want Charming Scoundrel. It is a Rogue after all. So what’s the deal with the art on The Huntman’s Redemption? We have The Chain Veil and Garruk...

I’m turning away from Human tribal for my cube. It’s not a very interesting creature type in my opinion. Not anymore. I like party.

Seems like it was a great hit to suggest thus card @Nanonox <3

Thank you for this one! All these Commander products are so high power but this one Seem low enough to be interesting. I am a little sad it only triggers on creatures but it’s still pretty cool.

He’s probably Enemy of the State #1 on the dashboard in Seattle headquarters :P

Maybe I should have added a few words but I knew they would be understood by you @Onderzeeboot even if I didn’t write them because you actually was there 10 years ago when Fiora was a thing. I should have added some kind of ‘non-draft matters’ or ‘normal’ to the sentence so it would go...

Into your “exile” from which you can cast it.

You cannot be serious but I see you got your likes for this snappy comment. You DO know why these creatures have the conspiracy frame and it is not because they are creatures. Give your creature the draft-matters treatment and then it will need the conspiracy card frame. I hope this helps If...

You have three turns to play the cards from Reckless Impulse. Two of your own turns and one enemy turn where you can cast instants. You have two turns to play the cards from Seek the Beast. One enemy turn where you can cash instants and one of your own turns.

@Onderzeeboot I don’t think that frame looks like a creature. Looks more like a book or a scroll. As you know it was designed for conspiracies (version 2.0) and it looks the part.

@Brad Did you mean to post this in the custom card thread? Ancient Ruins looks cool. Can I see the other four? Barren Wilderness doesn’t look like a Forest. What is The Source the source of? Dusklord’s Tomb is using existing MTG art. Birthing Pod on a land is really really cool. It think...

That’s very, very strong because the -1/-1 counters are fueling the graveyard with new creature cards that can allows Blavenging Ooze to make more -1/-1 counters. Also I think it should be Revenging Ooze

Yeah that makes sense. At least the idea behind the solution. The thing is that graveyard hate is often binary. Either the graveyard thing is working or it isn’t. An example could be either delirium is active on Ishkanah, Grafwidow because there are four or more card types in the graveyard or...

@Brad Of those two I mostly like to Zombify an Archon of Bolas.

It’s not a very modern design to have the player choose themselves what gets exiled from the graveyard but of course it is interesting. X just has to be high enough and then it’ll be like “Exile your graveyard, please.”

Yes two months and 7 days. But this is a new set. An additional set. Kind of like how we got Aftermath after March of the Machines. So this means new cards.