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I want a replacement for Exalted Angel to avoid having Morph. - No First strike - Strenght 4 or lower - Simple design. I'm looking for something that comes across as being a bit classic.

Clocknapper looks amazing. It's a real shame to hear you have had problems with it because the moment I saw it I started thinking what kind of busted things you can do with it!

I've been doing a very large amount of changes and the cube is in a very rough state right now. In many ways, it could be considered a step back but sometimes you have to go back in order to progress through a better path. First of all, I've added some fatties because there weren't any...

Nice! Looking at your list I can see you play more artifact creatures than usual (27). That's probably a good part of it, specially when several of these artifact creatures seems generally useful for all drafters. This is a great way to put it.

This is a bit like saying that we shouldn't "narrowly chase playing the right notes" when playing a song on the piano. EDH is a competitive game. If we aren't supposed to try and win or compete with other players, why is it a competitive game in the first place? The problem with EDH is that...

I don't think I've said "gaming isn't and shouldn't be a social interaction" anywhere in my post.What I've said is that balance is a design problem, not a social one. For the record, there's nothing "galaxy brain" about calling D&D a toy. It's a purely descriptive term no better or worse than...

Anyways: Arcbound Ravager. Can it work in a non-dedicated cube? Arcbound Ravager

I was going to say it's not a great example because D&D is better categorized as a toy and hence works very differenly from a game like Magic but, you know what? I actually think this is a similar to the Monte Cook design debate. For those not in the know, Monte Cook is a game designer mostly...

I don't think finding Commander to be a bad format is just a matter of taste. Magic is not well-suited to multiplayer and does not lend itself well to politics. Negotiation is one of my favourite game genres and I can't see a reason to play multiplayer Magic over Cosmic Encounter or Intrigue. In...

Not all cards we add to our cubes work as well as we think they will. Sometimes they are too powerful or too centralizing while others, they simply don't work in an actual deck. Which cards have you regretted adding to your cube than you thought would be great but simply weren't?

I'm looking for UW cards, specially those that are control oriented. I have Supreme Veridict, Sphinx's Revelation but I'm not sure about what more could be interesting. Deputy of Retention seems fun, but he also seems much weaker and he's far from a card that would push me into UW.

BLACK: CARDS I LIKE, CARDS I DON'T LIKE. First, these are the cards that support the "Recurring Nightmare/Stronghold Assassin" deck: UnearthNekrataalShriekmawUnearthLiving DeathOversold CemeteryRecurring NightmareCarrion FeederGravecrawlerGutterbonesBlood ArtistBloodghastBone...

So I'm, back! I've been too busy and too much into L5R to work on my cube. Still, I've drafted it on the simulator quite a bit and realized a few things. 1) I had some "cool cards" which simply didn't work well, like Aluren, Phyrexian Altar or Intruder Alarm. I removed or replaced some of...

BACKGROUND I no longer play Magic. I used to, back when Extended existed as a format and Ravnica was just one block instead of three. I was attracted to the creativity of the game, the nifty interactions and the deckbuilding. I spent days building decks for formats I didn't even play and...

Thanks for the warm welcome inscho :) Something I appreciate about this forum is that people think very throughly about all the different factors. And not just archetypes, but how removal, power and different metagame forces impact the game. I understand what you mean about fatigue and being...

Wow I love your cube, inscho! It really is a source of inspiration, specially since we seem to like so many of the same things. Like you, I liked Extended and have a fondness for its style of play. I also like how you have integrated so many ideas, archetypes and how you have managed to include...