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I'm still hellbent on getting Burning Vengeance to work in my cube-revamp, so in that context I think all three options are good to go!

I do think the ill-gotten gains does have an advantage in just more clearly communicating to a player that they can build a pillowforty deck, Palace Siege requires the player to be just slightly more clever.

As long as the board is locked down some how, either due to a board stall or you having blown upp all credible threats; Ill-gotten gains will keep ticking away while villain looks for answers. It'll also undo the race so far! After a little while you might be back at 20 and villain and like 9...

The card is nuts!! It seems so incredibly unassuming, but that's a guaranteed 2 point life swing that can suddenly turn into a 10 point life swing when it's the most opportune.

Certainly is an interesting white sac outlet. Maybe it could be really good? Sometimes cards like these makes it so that you can block or get blocked and then choose what trades with what, by letting the bigger creature survive through a smaller creature getting sacced. Probably the easiest way...

The few times I've played against this card it's been absolutely miserable, I'll warn! It can in a lot of cases you outright end the game when it lands, and not every deck can interact with it. I'm not a fan!

It really kind of is like making a mod to an fps where everyone gets the super-mega-god-bazooka. It sound's fun but it really isn't that interesting to just have the absolutely most broken thing :p Really happy about having that hammered into me about this board, all the ways you can make your...

As separate picks or a squadron hawk?

If I remember it right this was a rules change that happened a little while ago.

I saw it mentioned in the artifact thread from earlier. I think it could be cool if there's enough density of incidental artifact makers + utility artifacts. Best way to gauge it is probably to just whip together a list with it that a) has stuff to ramp into b) enough artifacts that helps you...

Shut up you!! Beats me for not reading properly :( It doesn't enable itself for other +1/+1 lords, though ;)

My vote is for trollbred because it's the only card of the three that really fits well in a deck that doesn't care about +1/+1 counters, by virtue of just being a big body that can turn even bigger (at instant speed!). Tuskguard is a bit slow and Crowned Ceratok doesn't enable itself.

Cackler probably actually fits aristocrats better just due to the applied pressure

You know what? I don't even think this would be that bad as a 1-2 of in the mono black pauper list? 2 life swing per turn is actually quite a lot, and black already has some ways of draining life in this way to try and close out the game while stabilizing.

Wilderness Reclamation seems kind of fun in conjunction with flash / instans in an UG list with some bounce lands or enchantments like utopia sprawl

+1 to the suggestions of making deck lists and practice drafting against bots. I would also suggest maybe taking some deck lists you're particularly keen on for a spin against a friend in an actual game! I think people would be more down to play with proxied cards if it's for testing design...

I'm mostly surprised we even get a "season finale" in MTG. Really big fan of the set code "WAR" :p

Very enjoyable article, well put arguments. Here's a scryfall link for anyone curious about what 3 cmc 3/2s have been printed throughout magic history: https://scryfall.com/search?q=power%3D3+toughness%3D2+cmc%3D3&order=color

Rhythm of the wild After having played against Rhythm of the wild on the MTG Arena sealed event I can tell you that card is real. It works perfectly in a more aggresive midrange deck, like gruul! The flexibility of making your early game creatures more beefy and your mid- to lategame threats...

So if I understand you right, you sort of rochester draft the card pool for the face down part?