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More like Nahiri, Storm of Rocks, amiright?

If only my entire cube could look like this.

From your cube description: “Very few planeswalkers and other easy engines”. Whilst Bitterblossom can be used as a synergy card (for example with Smokestack, which is in your cube) it tends to warp games around it if unanswered. It is similar to Pack Rat which, though also a discard outlet and...

I agree with blacksmithy’s analysis. I don’t even think there’s a lot of agency on modes I and II - you can usually judge whether an opponent is likely to have mass removal, and by turning any creatures into mana dorks it is usually correct for your opponent not to hold removal back. I do think...

Thanks for the insight, Onder. The list you link is interesting. Startle was the only “real word” card name I could see that had a set-specific mechanism (Decayed).

Conscript is a sweet design, but how has it not already been used as a card name?

It’s a bit like Topsy Turvy in that regard. I once had it in a deck with Capsize for an infinitely long turn.

Wow. I’m never going to complain about Magic art, frames or graphic design ever again.

:edh:

But that one was ten days after the first, so Velrun is averaging once a week. Anyway, I have a fondness for overcoats (my main one is 1938 vintage, and weighs about 3.5kg). A lot of pirates have nice coats, but I’d probably go for as his coat is nicely understated.

I’m confused. Aren’t trap cards from Yu-Gi-Oh?

When original Theros was being spoiled as an enchantment set, I wondered if we would get enchantment lands similar to the Mirrodin artifact lands. Of course we didn’t, but is anyone exploiting the enchantment type of Urza’s Saga?

I wondered if this would be the next question! What do I need to say? It’s the perfect pet. If I’m allowed to branch into another Richard Garfield designed CCG:

Hopefully we’ll get vehicles with ninjutsu.

I run Sundering Growth, but that also supports a token theme.

I always thought I’d want to live in pre-conflux Bant. It is safer than the majority of planes; violence is controlled and ritualised; I could probably get a job as a healer (I work in healthcare); and the castles look like reasonable places to live. The countryside looks pleasant, though I...

I prefer the sword, both to play and face. The dragons help to end the game; the life gain drags it out.

I like FoF in multiplayer. I remember the first time I cast it, another player pointed out to the person making the piles, “you do realise Humpty picked you because he thinks you’re the stupidest person at the table?” Classic.

I ran it for a while and agree that it’s the GG in the cost that kills it. Green was a viable aggro colour in my cube at the time, but this was rarely played or good.

It’s a high variance card that swings between two flavours of miserable. Not fun. Do not play.