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It reminds me a lot of: Both can be played early with a tick up that does Scry 2. Both have a 0 "draw" that depends on the top of your library. Both can hit the table at various points in your curve with slightly adjusted affects. I run a top of the library theme in UG and feel like this...

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When I edit a post there's a checkbox that says 'edit silently' beneath it. Do you guys not have that? Is it admin only?

I mean, boosters used to come with a basic land and then cubers just ran 15 actual cards instead. Going from 45 to 48 is more or less the same change. (You can also do 3 x 16 for the same number of cards)

Your real name is Hannibal? Your parents named you Hannibal?

Anybody else really enjoying the campuses in limited?

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Anybody else make dumb MTG typos in non-Magic contexts?

I run them when Hearthstone drafting, but so far I can't recall them getting activated.

I'll make a video addressing this some time but basically it comes down to designer versus player. I feel like a lot of the statements you make about cards is from the player perspective. The designers of set x or other card game y know that their are better options for every card slot for...

You're crushing it!

I would like the actual Triomes better if I could ever remember which one was which.

Someone call a (Hearthstone) priest

That cube has 4x Demigod of Revenge?

I mean, taken to their extreme, 1 card packs are just random cards and infinitely large packs are Rotisserie drafting. All other pack sizes fall along this spectrum, and as you decrease pack size you increase randomness.

Do you know where pyramid drafting is from?

Oh, I see what you mean. I wasn't thinking of Tenchester as an exclusively 4-person format, so if you would run it with 3 people you'd still want like 40 packs, which changes the packs per person math.

I think you mean 40 packs of 10.

Anecdotal, but we have in the last months been testing various asynchronous draft formats, so that we can do a decently proper forum draft that doesn't take forever. My first take was 'Triangle Drafting' (each player starts with a triangle of 45 cards: one row of 9, one row of 8, ...., one row...