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Since Invasion, clearly.

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So a common then :boggle:

You're not wrong!

Man that was fun to draft. Started trying to go R/B blood artist with recursion, ended up almost entirely mono-red splashing for Mogis, blood artist and messenger.

Quick! To RoE!

Smother seems perfect as a shut-down-aggro decks removal spell, without hitting the giant things that we don't want to casually be removing?

I like this XC sunburst thing.

You just used a lot of large words in an attempt to justify being a dick.

I fully accept I'm probably tilting at windmills here.

Oh huh, I thought it had come up in something. But yeah, fixing is dirt simple in modern. And only 5 of the fetches are legal.

I don't think it's even that, I think it's that cracking a fetch is easier fixing than a genuine dual land, given that we're fetching shocks (or duals). Especially the fact that it may well be worth it to grab off-colour fetches to grab your choice of your on-colour shocks/duals in cube. In...

I contend this statement on the grounds of basic logic.

I just fiddled with my cubetutor for BNG, with the end result that I now have a bit better extort and evolve support. I'm not entirely sure what happened.

That would probably be my third after Conscripts; because why pick something good when you can kill someone with their good pick.

I mostly agree, but I'm going to hop on this one: MTGS deserves it. They try and set themselves up as the source of all things magic discussion, and have a huge cube forum, but their ideas and logic are naive and simplistic in the extreme. There's no kind of design going on, just jamming...

It's more likely to drive traffic for fanboys coming to tell us how stupid we are. Oh right.

I also dislike fetches at this point, but can't really say why. They do all sorts of useful things and allow for cool plays, but something about them is pinging my game design radar in cube recently. As opposed to modern, where I'm fairly certain they're what's causing the biggest stagnation in...

Don't the devotion cards have to be really good to make up for the fact that the guy picking lands over real picks can get the best cards across, say, 3 colours? Especially in a riptide-style synergy cube, where we try and have overlapping themes in all colours, and doubly especially in the last...

I suspect I would've gone p1p1 Fetters, but I may be a maniac. On the other hand, that leads to pick 2 pridemate, pick 3 suture priest, so it might've worked out?