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Life from the Loam, fetchlands, discard/loot, Crucible of Worlds, Wildfire, Ramp decks oddly enough, generally good in the Rock, Sylvan Safekeeper, I can't even deal with or count the synergies. This frog is so in my cube. I also want a hypnotoad alter.

I run both FoF and Dig, my group has been enjoying both and they're both way powerful. FoF is always sweet and a fun card to play, especially since we have people with friends to call specifically to sort piles for them. We have interesting people. Dig is absurd. It puts all the other big draw...

Not sure how I feel but woah

That uncommon looks suspiciously powerful. Random 1 mana trade with a 1-drop early or a big basically flash threat later seems really solid for control. Or maybe the card is nowhere near good enough and I really need to go to bed. Looking at my own red 3cc bodies, the ones with protection from...

Devil is bonkers in aggro. Hitting a land is great, less dead draws. Hitting spells is just value one way or the other. That card needs to shut up and get in my cube.

I'll probs call them handylands until a nickname gets established. They do seem like worse fastlands but its probably close. I don't think I'm going to want any of them unfortunately.

Falkenrath Glutton and Village Messenger, misc red cards can come out for these. I like getting more playable creatures at {R}. Arlinn Kord replacing Sarkhan Vol because upgrade. Nahiri, the Harbinger replacing Butcher of the Horde oddly enough because my {R/W} section was actually smaller that...

That sums it up nicely. Its a card that's usually just a basic land you spent a pick on and it sometimes gamebreaking. I imagine you would have to be in the market for that kind of card.

I'm jamming that so hard. This is everything I ever wanted from a black two drop.

{W/B} is full of better, more interesting options than a six mana walker that just draws cards and wins. Pass. Also, screw Jace getting the moonfolk ult after reading Tamiyo's journal and tossing her aside so he can do all her research and take credit for it. I guess the ult at least fits the...

The trick is to remove the word target and just use wording like "creature of your choice", which gives the card even more Dead Ringers syndrome. @_@

You choose targets before costs are paid. Which is why flashback dread return can't return a creature sacrificed to itself.

It has Dead Ringers syndrome. Seemingly innocuous text that turns out to be a little whirlwind of wait what?

Wow that card was hard to read. I guess you could say that card was a grave mistake...

That one was the biggest stretch. I had to try. :rolleyes:

Oh and grokabiltiy is Timmy, whose favorite cards are easy to understand. :3

I think for balance, we could all just go by our own cube power levels. Sure, we might come up with different scores for that category, but when you average out our scores, the result will be a very good indicator of how well the card fits into Riptide cubes as a whole based on power level. Its...

To clarify, its not that the women necessarily get driven out, but that they usually end up leaving the MtG scene out of disgust because they have to regularly put up with this kind of thing. This really isn't something that "awkwardness" excuses either. This guy knows damn well how the game is...

See the response to Last Rites when I brought it up in this thread: "Main thing with Last Rites is that it's card disadvantage. You really have to make use of those discarded lands, otherwise you're just down a card. I can't remember this seeing play in Odyssey-era standard, and that format was...

I'm starting to notice a pattern here. I've seen a couple of women now quickly get out of Magic while they were getting in because everyone at the game stores trolls them away. Disappointing, not surprising.