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A three mana sorcery speed shock + chump block is bad, but not bad enough that I'd write it off. There plenty you can do with it, I've have played him and wouldn't be opposed to doing so again. Bone Shredder gets things done and is admittedly overall a better card, but this guy turns into a...

Ones 2 Cloudfin Raptor 1 Noble Hierarch 1 Cenn's Tactician 1 Birds of Paradise 1 Hardened Scales Twos 1 Thrummingbird 1 Sage of Hours 1 Gyre Sage 1 Qasali Pridemage 1 Fauna Shaman 1 Solidarity of Heroes 1 Temporal Isolation Threes 1 Bow of Nylea 1 Abzan Falconer 1 Tuskguard Captain 1 Give //...

Your black/white searing meditation still says searing meditation in the text box. I kind like the black magpie. What is an appropriate casting cost for sanguimancy? Because it isn't 5.

2-1 Black white control Ones 1 Student of Warfare 2 Soul Warden 1 Cruel Sadist 1 Tragic Poet 1 Icatian Javelineers 1 Hopeful Eidolon 1 Baleful Eidolon 1 Dead Weight 1 Phyrexian Reclamation 1 Warden of the First Tree Twos 1 Syndic of Tithes 1 Underworld Coinsmith 1 Seal of Cleansing 1 Journey...

Its basically a black lava axe. Once in a while, it'll do 10+ damage (Zuran Orb, Trading Post, Whip), but even in those games any other wincon probably works because you just gained 10 life. When you don't have those cards and you draw it, its just so bad.

One of the worst cards in the deck, but good enough. The deck had three ways to leverage it (warren instigator, spikeshot elder, goblin sharpshooter) and four damage for three mana is still on par for indirect damage (Vines, Rampager, etc.)

We had a black/white control deck last night that was pretty awesome, I'll type up the list later. It might have beat the goblin deck too if Sanguine Bond had been any card but sanguine bond, turns out that card is a completely useless even in lists where its a legitimate win-con. I'm taking the...

Of course after adding the goblins to my cube some one was going to draft it. I didn't know they would steamroll everyone. Ones 1 Mogg Fanatic 1 Goblin Chirurgeon 1 Chain Lightning 1 Goblin Grenade 1 Tarfire 1 Flame Slash 1 Spikeshot Elder 1 Bonesplitter Twos 1 Goblin Recruiter 1 Warren...

I cut all the white wraths and couldn't be happier.

Probably not. Sun Titan is the other card I'm nervous about, Big Elspeth was strong, but pretty "safe" as the White 6, I'm worried he might be.

Urza/Masques was basically the worst of the as far as boring constructed formats go. The double whammy here is that Masques limited was also one of the worst of all time.

I don't know or care about constructed, but WotC lately has been hitting it out of the park as far as limited and casual format appeal as far as its designs are concerned.

Was it a 6e change or an M10 change?

So the card really basically says "blocking creatures you control have banding" and "creatures your opponent control don't have trample if you block with more then one creature" (which is redundant, but non-intuitive)? What was the motivation for the concept of "block order"? Making multiple...

I inserted the goblin and managed to keep the custom cards to a minimum (I think just knucklebone witch and churgeon, 1 drops were the real issue). I'm not sure if Krenko will prove to be too heavy handed, but so far it looks good.

Oh, nevermind, I guess it can't do that. I'm pretty sure I've cheated dividing damage non-lethally to finish off multiple creatures with pestilence, earthquake or something like it.

Thanks for the clarification. I guess this card is slightly better because you could assign 7 damage from a Terra Stomper to a arbor elf and 1 damage to a deathrite shaman and not take any trample damage.

I haven't actually read a magic rulebook since revised, so all my knowledge of the current Magic ruleset is based on what people have told me have changed since then. But, yes, the attacker has always decided where damage is dealt. In older rule sets, you could assign all of War Mammoth's...

Are you sure? If I attack with Woolly mammoths and you block with two grizzly bears, don't I have to assign 2 damage to bear A and 1 damage to grizzly bear B? Or as that an exception specifically for trample, so it only applies if I control a snow-covered forest?

Its still functional, but because you can't assign more damage then is required to kill a single creature anymore it is even less useful then it was when it was printed (and make no mistake it was almost completely useless when it was printed).