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In my opinion, I mean. They're easy to confuse.

Also a lots of <=2 CMC instants are combat tricks, so if your power level is too high to support those, yeah it'll suck, and also your cube is objectively too powerful to play meaningful magic.

How much of a critical mass is it that you need? How many 1-2cmc instants does a deck with scepter in it need?

Money doesn't win games, agendas win games. Also getting shot wins games, or rather, loses games. Also that's partly why I run Jinteki, or decks that are Jinteki-like, because there's only so much you can do with $40 when you have to make sure you don't faceplant a komainu, shi.kyu, snare...

So which creature is your preferred one for that then?

If they don't run, you're already winning.

That looks dope, although I'd swap in fenris for grim in that specific list to tag some early brain damage to make the kill later easier. The biggest problem I have with scorch decks is that everyone runs plascrete and basically no one runs chakana/source/donut, but everyone complains about...

Tell me your secrets.

I now understand the true depths of trainwreck that came together to form this card.

I wonder what his stance is on brainstorm...

'Near miss' power level cube seems more interesting than 'strong cards' power level cube because so many things are a near miss.

I have a deck built; I'll have to get in the skype group at some point to schedule losing with it.

This enters the battlefield with two charge counters on it. If this has a charge counter on it, it gets +1/+1. Remove a counter from this: Add {1} Messier but there you go.

There's the 5 cost mana rock that's also a shock in M15

At least build-your-own-TNN costs 5 instead of 3, and has a get-out clause (of colourlessness).

Oh right I commented over there.

{2}{r} for three cards. Close! More risk averse! Possibly more powerful?

I like druid because split cards are good, and I like mage because freeze is good (and also in hearthstone). The other classes I can take or leave, except that paladin weapon that heals when you attack which fuck that bullshit.

If we're going for cleanness I like my original upkeep one. I expect the on use one may be better gameplay, but maybe not.

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