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Or we could run 6 brainstorms because blue is best colour.

If you paid the miracle cost, take an extra turn after this one. Otherwise, return target creature to its owner's hand.

Beseech is actually interesting, given that casting it for BBB has its advantages even at more than three land count. Sort of. Almost.

I mean, currently my list has none of those three cards. Its probably just my personal preference to not let blue be broken (also known as: blue), except that blue has bounce, which is probably too good in my cube, and clones which obviate some things I'm not entirely happy about. Maybe I'd be...

If you're happy with blue being the splash colour in everyone's decks so they can filter to their good cards, sure!

How many blue picks can you make brainstorm fodder before you end up with them getting picked up for value everywhere and blue not reeeally having enough depth left to do anything else?

I love the wizards star wars tcg; I played the decipher one like once.

Yeah I have no idea how that card skipped past the magic playing community at large over this. A non-magic playing friend linked it in irc, I assume he got it from SA?

city of ass

There're subtleties to that pile of shit?

So what you're saying is there's no fun way to have a smokestack deck be viable? Maybe I should just be less educational about non-binary responses to questions in the future.

I mean, that's the design of charms; they're not as good as the other options at the casting cost, but because they can be any of three things, they're better value. If you want raw power (not in a power-max sense, but in a splashiness of pick sense), almost anything else will be better at the...

MaRo's articles are the only magic articles I regularly read, so he's got something right.

http://www.wizards.com/magic/magazine/article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/mm/291

Looks like MaRo wrote an article just for CML today.

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I mean, dredge doesn't need to be poisonous, but if your dredge theme is life from the loam into worm harvest, glhf.

Reading that article, I can see why they cite mirrodin-era standard as a reason a whole load of people left magic. E: Yeah, that sounds greaaat.

Now I'm a monster. Raar!

As I recall, it did something else and both(?) got changed to the card draw at the last minute, and also got "nerfed" to give -1 toughness. And somehow then there wasn't enough time to test that properly before it got to print.