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Premise: Gold cards are inherently limited as to where they can go and as such they aren't "worth a slot" in comparison to monocolored and hybrid cards. Theory: Draft them separately (see Year in Review post for more details) Alternate/Better theory: Combine multiple multicolor cards into...

It seems nice, you know multicolor cards. It might go well with my multicolor overhaul (Coming soon!).

Zur's problem is that he's three colors AND he costs four. That's a pretty tough niche, since as we know everything costs four. A lot of the awesome three color cards in this set cost three. They seem very playable so long as your mana is up to snuff. With both those things said, its...

Is this card, like, the best for this deck? If you mill it, you can bring it back. It gets huge and has a sac outlet (granted, not a particularly great one).

I'm sure it needs editing. Some things could probably be removed, some grammar needs fixing up and I'm sure its not in the ideal order. I also know I completely forgot something I meant to say. But you or anyone else are free to take a stab at cleaning it up if you'd like.

These might have a place somewhere: These cards definitely belong somewhere, the main question is how to implement them. I like these cards even though I shouldn't

I like the delve cards and I think a minitheme is possible here. Empty the pits might suck (probably? definitely?), but the blue ones seem strong and green ones useful. The anti-synergy with other graveyard related plans is the biggest hurdle, but even if the incentive cards inflict, the...

Yeah, I'm basically asking for just a general brainstorm on mechanics that fill or utilize the graveyard. From there, its about engineering it to fit my environment. Commune with the Gods, Mimeo and Satyr wayfinder are pretty perfect. The more I think about delve, the more I like it, I just...

I think Sultai Soothsayer is cool and I'm probably going to run a pushed version of the card for giggles, but upon looking at the spoiler I'm wondering if there is something more here. Sultai have a self-mill theme. There mechanic is delve, which gets great use out of cards you throw away...

I really like the white prowess bear.

As someone who runs both Thrummingbird and Carnivorous Death-Parrot, both of which see reasonable amounts of play in their particular niches, a combo of the two would be too powerful for me, but perhaps appropriate in a high power environment as one of those cards that is good by itself, but...

That's pretty on point. Prowess is way better then traditional spells matter effects in my cube with the ton of enchantments I run.

My Cube Year in Review (I can't look at this anymore, so even though it needs work I'm posting it anyway) Introduction While this report is going to cover the time period of 9/1/13-8/31/14, I'm going to start off with some background information to give it context. With that in mind...

I don't know when it happened, but there are a lot of cards that give trample right now. I was considering of about adding archetype of aggression at one point and I remember thinking "didn't I just add a card that does the exact same thing?" Indeed, I had <3 Nylea I don't think this...

Seriously, if you read this thing when I finish it, you're a hero. By far the hardest part of writing is figuring out what your message actually is. I guess that's why the fanatics write so much.

That guy is crazy is my cube. The Deathtouch, Lifelink and Trample dudes in that theme were kinda weak, but flying is the real deal.

I haven't ironed out the details of it yet, but my idea is to change the opportunity cost of taking a multicolored card as opposed to a monocolor one, similar to how by taking all of the land out of my cube (and drafting them separately) the opportunity cost of those is removed. The trick here...