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If you're doing an order from a retailer, see if you can join it with someone else to split shipping costs. I mostly use Magic Card Market as well now, and I think TCGPlayer is the equivalent in the US.

I didn't, and I had to look it up because it sounded so wrong. But this comment on Gatherer confirms it:

You could have a riff on Recurring Nightmare Repetitive Dreams {2}{B} Sorcery At the beginning of your upkeep, you may return Repetitive Dreams from your graveyard to your hand As an additional cost to cast Repetitive Dreams, sacrifice a creature. Return target creature card with...

Anyone had any experience with Thopter Foundry This would be in a cube without Sword of the Meek.

I'd rather lose than cast a Snapcaster for no value. At least my conscience would be clear.

Market row is a term often used in board games with a similar mechanic.

I went to the local legacy monthly tournament this Sunday and as it's unsanctioned and full proxies are allowed, I brewed up a deck myself for maybe the first time ever:- Ones 3 Phyrexian Dreadnought 4 Brainstorm 4 Ponder 4 Stifle 4 Crop Rotation 2 Worldly Tutor Twos 4 Daze 1 Sylvan Library 2...

But it did lead to "I give fear to all my legal targets" which is one of the best Genius/Grifter moments in Magic.

I thought it was intentional, like you're meant to take a second to register the orientation.

Purecast is my favourite, followed by Affinity for Basics and Primal/Basic. I don't really like Monofuel. Empower I find hard to work out how good it will be in practice, but my instinct is that it's too swingy, in that it's either not much of an extra cost or you can't even cast the card...

Um, what?

Also call it "Dye the Soil", which I think is what you were going for in the first place.

Okiba-Gang Shinobi returning Kor Skyfisher to return Astrolabe is the stuff dreams are made of.

Or if you draft the cube multiple times.

I'm not sure I agree that more keywords = more complexity. Like, what's the actual difference between "Amass 1. (Put a +1/+1 counter on an Army you control. If you don't control one, create a 0/0 black Zombie Army creature token first.)" and "Put a +1/+1 counter on an Army you control...

Glad to see they've been taking inspiration from cards like this:

I prefer the new art, actually, but old frame wins every time for me.

I think it's Trainmaster's new(?) cube.

I like that Seasoned Pyromancer has no sneaky "if you do" so it's a divination and 2/2 if you cast it when hellbent.