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but it (shadow prophecy) doesn't even have kicker

thrilled because his art is sick nice, a card I want to play that wasn't in the text dump, 3 mana instant night's whispers is a solid floor

I could put arcane savant in my cube list and it would probably be a healthy addition. idk it's kind of a dumb card, but it's a draft-only card so I think that's perfectly fine, if it has any adverse effects on the game it's because you elected to put it into your cube, or if the original draft...

I don't really see... what you like about it? I don't think it emphasizes the motion very well, the dinosaur appears to be doing it entirely by accident, but it doesn't make sense for me for the tail to swipe form that position unless it was twisting its body. The sword is just like, hanging in...

Ones 1 Giver of Runes 1 Hangarback Walker 1 Stonecoil Serpent 1 Oath of Nissa 1 The Ozolith 1 Abundant Harvest 1 Swift Reconfiguration 1 March of Otherworldly Light 1 Prismatic Ending Twos 1 Ethersworn Canonist 1 Satyr Wayfinder 1 Sylvan Advocate 1 Eladamri's Call 1 Together Forever 1 Fateful...

it wasn't until you made a thread about it and now it really bothers me

the kicker cost does not influence the card's color or (converted) mana cost so no and no

probably fable of the mirror breaker that card is some cube designer's fever dream

Is it generally better? Yeah, probably. Maw makes a mockery of combat math though.

okay, combed through the text file, cards I care about so far: Cult Conscript (recursive black savannah lion) Gravecrawler variants are a dime a dozen by now. I like this one slightly more than Bloodsoaked Champion because it presents more of a deckbuilding puzzle than a gameplay one, and fits...

I don't like read ahead. The mechanic itself is fine, and I will probably play some of them because I'm desperate for more sagas, but I don't expect players to read the top of the card that is usually just a bunch of reminder text (and is still for the most part just reminder text). Seems very...

They're not, for the most part. Incarnation is just a subtype they give to elementals that are "incarnations of a concept". Onslaught first started with Valor and his bros, Lorwyn continued with Purity etc, and MH2 had the third go-around with Solitude and such.

3/2s for 3 and big/small games are all the rave lately

I like Mirrorshell Crab for being a lower variance reanimation target. It doesn't dominate the game as much when you get it into play, but you also don't get hosed as hard by removal spells. Plus I personally kind of struggle to find counterspells I want to cube and crab helps shore up blue's...

Maybe if you sharpie off the second effect.

disclaimer: I'm the mean judge on the talent show you're watching, don't take it too personally if my comments lean negative, not only are sagas hard to design well, I also just generally don't have it in me to dig up something nice to say unless I am genuinely impressed feel free to challenge...

Alright, I guess I'll see if I can get through this today or tomorrow.

While I would recommend spelling it out for sake of clarity, the card does actually put the creature into play under your control as currently written.

yes But I also understand that people obtain some form of satisfaction by operating within constraints, even though there's probably a lot of cube designers whose motivation for making rarity restricted cubes I would question.

sure is a lot of cube talk in here lately