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Longtusk Cub is the kind of snowbally card I don't really like, and I'm kind of skeptical of the cube applications of Primal Prayers. tbh I don't really like the white 1-drop either, but it's new so I figured I'd throw it in. Proliferate coincidentally works well with a lot of energy cards, but...

This is way too big of an overhaul for me to bother doing it, but damn I want to play with this mechanic. Will probably have to be a custom card project instead, especially with the low density in green and black.

I'm kind of confused by this. Daretti seems like a pretty clear case of enabler and payoff by being a Trash for Treasure that can discard your reanimation target, Foundry is kind of in the gray zone, not to mention that you're maybe the biggest Inti stan on this board to my knowledge, which is...

I feel like generally, there's enough material to build most types of conventional cubes largely however you would like it, so I think it's better for these sets to support more niche archetypes that are harder to integrate, like snow or energy. But it does also mean this set is falling very...

oh I'm the one that didn't read carry on then

You might want to give this card another read through as well.

Yeah I like it kind of conceptually, but I would need the card to explain both what adapt and finality counters do to consider including it.

why are you just describing my cube

I don't entirely understand why daze needs a bigger brother, but I expect Flare of Denial to work in pretty narrow contexts. I'd be hard pressed to put it in a control deck unless I can get several Watcher for Tomorrow/Snapcaster Mage style cards, and even in tempo it's not like I want to...

Oust, Soul Partition, March of Otherworldly Light, Prismatic Ending

atrocity indeed

I think 2/3 is more of a floor than an average in any deck resembling the gameplay of jund or delver, even without escape it would probably be one of your best one-drops. I feel like Stalactite Stalker's time in Legacy might have been short-lived. It doesn't look like it would play well in aggro...

Well, it kind of makes sense, if it's supposed to be an actual Tarmogoyf token then it would also need to have the associated mana cost, unless we're implicitly not including that for any named tokens. Which I think would make less sense, but I could see arguments for either implementation...

I can't decide if I think that is cool or heinous. I like that you have to put in the effort and can't just freeload off your opponent, but this is very easily a 2/3 for 1 baseline very early with a ton of potential upside.

Chillerpillar found a home as Caleb Gannon's youtube avatar and discord channel image if nothing else.

Maybe the dream involves Purphoros.

It has a somewhat unique niche in being able to both pivot with flip turn and setting up perish traps using whirlpool. uh, I would probably make Dewgong an X/X+1 with ward and some stun counters probably. It's a pretty basic pokemon, so it'd feels weird for me for it to have such a dynamic...

I noticed it a while ago, and I think it's kind of stupid, because it made me think that the spree cost was added to the actual mana cost of the spell rather than being an additional cost, but it's not.

I am participating seriously, the metaphor illustrates my disagreement. You're the one not engaging with it in good faith. Let's say I draft magic every Thursday. I keep the cards I drafted, and I get some amount of change from paying the entry fee (this is over ten years ago when people still...

I have a lot of spare change lying around I can't be bothered to use. Is that a coin collection? Am I collecting them?