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It was my favorite card from that expansion, it's absolutely worth a test or three.

I missed my first pre-release in quite some time for the sake of hiking around the Alps (as good of an excuse as I'll ever have) but am eager to load up Arena later this week when I have a bit more time to dive into the format, but I already have some additions I need to make to my...

No, it's very sad to me as it was really helpful at tracking what I was testing out, but I get the difficulties of the site!

They're part of these upcoming Scene packs, and will also be in the v2 of LotR Collector Boosters. On second thought, I've actually found something I'm sure to include:

New leaks! I hyped myself up too much for these and found one marginal card out of the 18 shared so far, but it's neat:

I have long been trying to figure out a good semi-custom snow cube, but I probably want another set or to go into the realm of full customs before I try.

I see you don't run any Planeswalkers, so this is maybe not that helpful to you, but they're the most controversial card type in my playgroup. A third of my players don't like them on principle, another third enjoy them but acknowledge they can gum up games and are a bit unfair (especially...

I'll be adding 31 cards from the main set...this is now the most-represented set in my cube, huh. A new set of reasonable power level with adventures and a cycle of man-lands is liable to do that, I guess! Cheeky House-Mouse -> Frontier Explorer Sure, it’s cute, and it’s got great names and...

...realistically, no Hmm.

OK, it supports 3 to 4 - big red / welder doesn't hate it. My list is a bit too powerful to be interested in Clockwork Servant, but I think Throne hits a nice sweet spot. It's absolutely a reason to get pulled into a mono-color deck without being too oppressive.

I haven't hated Meriadoc Brandybuck and the Intrepid Trufflesnout seems generally better. I like having a little boar guy in the cube too. EDIT: This...is neat. Probably not going to replace Gilded Lotus just yet but I do like how it supports five decks that people do like to play but don't...

...do I have enough free sacrifice outlets in most colors for this?

Day 15: Watery Grave | Results Rob Alexander | RAV - 5 votes (28%) Raymond Swanland | GTC - 5 votes (28%) Cliff Childs | GRN - 4 votes (22%) Victor Adame Minguez | SLD - 3 votes (17%) Min Yum | EXP - 1 vote Chris Ostrowski | UNF - 0 votes Tie between the first two editions! Surprising to see...

Somehow I had my priorities wrong and posted this on Reddit but not here? I'm very down for more explicit token support. At least this one has the storybook frame! This effect is so much better attached to a bear than on an enchantment, and having the opportunity to use Hare Raising (great...

Oh I like this. Not quite good enough for my current list but delightful all the same.

I feel vindicated because I was day 1 super hot on this card and my ~25x drafts of the format on Arena only validated it personally. It's a very fun card and worth the complexity creep. It can absolutely take over games if played on turn 3 but it also only maxes out as a better Phyrexian Arena...

No, that's Fall From Favor, which I don't run because I don't support the Monarch mechanic. But yes, this is good. I wish the bin effect was just draw a card without the payment, as it makes the card that much harder to assess on first blush. For such a simple effect, this card it a lot of...

Honestly? Giving green another 6-drop isn't necessary (it's why I'm not running the very potent and playable Generous Ent) but this is yet another way to give a flexible Naturalize to the players without making it feel bad when there's not enough targets. I don't love having so much of green's...

Most decks run more than a few! And you can play around it by running fewer, which is more feasible in artifact-heavy decks. It's certainly the least of the 2-mana 3-power artifact dudes, but it's not entirely without merit, is my point. Surge Engine Surge Engine is one of the most underrated...

I bought it for my maybe binder, at least! I think it's pretty easy to build around and has a reasonable floor, even if the payoff isn't extreme.