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seraph of dawn, and I would also go repeal.

That makes more sense, though the way you are approaching the card still seems a little off to me. Describing it as a "convoluted way to generate 7 mana on turn four" dosen't feel right. These formats are slower in general, and the deck it goes into plays like a tron deck, so leveraging large...

Actual testing. I've been running those untap effects since I built the format. I think you're forgetting the context: its just another ramp strategy.

Both reasons. It's either generating mass mana with land untap creatures, or its giving you a lot of control over your draws in a generally slower format. On top of that, its a difficult to interact with enchantment.

I generally don't like the landfall mechanic, but retreat to coralhelm is a very strong card in a bounceland format. It was strong enough where I opted not to run it. Retreat to kazundu is nice as a source of life gain for b/g life pay decks, and also works well in bant counter based strats...

I don't think there is anything wrong with running it as more of a bant theme, that can give you more focused ug theme. There are some fun ug cards that have that "grow" style of play built into them.

Isn't the easiest solution to this to just limit the +1 +1 counters theme to U/G?

The reason you guys hate 6 mana elspeth is because she is a varient of moat. I don't know about wildfire; card seems fine to me, and much weaker than elspeth.

hmmm....well if thats the case, than: oblivion stone perilous vault pyromancer's goggles mindslaver spine of ish sah sharding sphinx duplicant I think you kind of need targets though that will semi-lock up the game. Due to the investment that tinker requires, its a terrible tool box...

Perhaps you might share your list with us so that we can all see the correct way to provide the correct density of disposable artifact sacrifice targets and fair tutor targets?

I had some tinker decks in the redesign that looked good on paper. www.cubetutor.com/cubedeck/367143[/url]"] Ones 1 Delver of Secrets 1 Elvish Mystic 1 Ghastly Demise 1 Llanowar Elves 1 Thought Scour 1 Thoughtseize 1 Treasure Cruise 1 Vampiric Tutor Twos 1 Ambush Viper 1 Brain Freeze 1 Cloud...

Its not really an issue for me but no, I don't run it. With low power environments, you don't have the same heavy top end, so aggro decks have room to spread out and be more versatile. Black 2-3 drops, in particular, can shift very easily between disruptive aggression or controling roles, and...

Speaking for myself, it kind of sucks that so much of the black 1-2 drops in higher power formats can't block. It creates this weird void in the section where 2/3 of the major deck types can't venture, places a heavy burden on the rest of the creature section (I hate vampire nighthawk but you...

I like telling time, but you kind of need to be in a spot where ponder or preordain are too good to run it imo. Cheap bounce seems like really good interaction when you have ramped out monsters backed up by soft counters. I can see what you guys mean though when you say there isn't a lot to...

I would think the gold cards. I always thought the deck came together rather naturally, as blue cantrips and card draw provide a solution, or at least mitigating factor, for late game mana dork or ramp draws (also, this is where the tol manipulation is valuable). Is it more an issue that the...

Its also awkwardly placed for a lot of ripetide cubes. Simic is legit great in a low power format with bounces, and feels exhilararting to play as a formats sort-of-tron deck. At higher power you can run a bunch of green etb monsters with blue disruption and have a "smart monsters" deck...

Life staff is really good if you have a bunch of value dudes running around doomed to the bin, or life pay strategies that can benefit from that. Edit effects are great if you have people investing in single threats. Than you can get people metadecking where they are looking for edict...

I like the card, but I've never used it before. What do you think of it?