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Happens to me every time I go to buy cards :cool:

I like these duos: Elspeth, Sun's Champion Elspeth Conquers Death Cryptbreaker Dark Salvation Hooting Mandrills Abundant Harvest Tireless Tracker Fateful Absence Sidisi, Brood Tyrant Whip of Erebos Fblthp, the Lost Totally Lost I don't know if this pair works, but they're still pretty fun...

Yes. I don't know why the green background wouldn't be there... Perhaps try updating MSE?

Wanted to share this little set symbol I made for some Halloween-themed cards! Happy Pumpkin!

Normalize Niv Pile.

I think people have different definitions of what each of these terms encompasses. "Mulldrifters" are often used to describe any creature with a reasonable ETB ability, even if it's bigger than a 2/2 or something. Likewise, some people use "Baneslayer" to include any creature that doesn't...

Do you want a midrange threat or a cheat target?

Yes. I think it would just be a Tainted Adversary variant at that point, simply swapping the flexibility of the adversary for a larger body. I still probably wouldn’t play with the card with that change, although that’s because I think it would be a little below where I would want a 6-drop...

I think Rootwalla is more in the 6-7 at least, possibly even a little higher. A lot of fairmax/other fair high power people have been playing Rootwalla because it's a fine 1-drop in it's own right that also has the insanely high upside of being a free spell when combined with discard effects...

I personally don't use Rokiric, I don't quite think my gold density is high enough for him to be as consistent as I would like given the competitive nature of Boros slots. I don't think hexproof from monocolor is something to worry about in a multiplayer environment even if you are low on gold...

I like this idea. If you go this route, General Ferrous Rokiric would be a great inclusion because he actively encourages players to use multicolor spells. Turning Boros into the anchor colors for multicolor tempo strategies using Rokiric is something many designers have had success with lately...

I like both of these, as they're each great top-end finishers for low-curving spell-heavy decks. I would be playing both if Murktide Regent wasn't 20 dollars. As others have eluded to, each of these cards plays a slightly different role. Murktide Regent is a flying hammer à la Tombstalker...

This card is super cool, I would try to play it if I had more room for red 3-drops. It's a great top-end card for aggressive red strategies, and also plays reasonably well in Gruul Life from the Loam decks.

I like how Grave Titan acts as a nice bridge between Slow Midrange, Control and Reanimation as a card all of these decks can play. I don't like how hard it can be to beat this on board most of the time. Compared to Elspeth, Grave Titan adds 3 times as much power to the board the turn it enters...

These cards are all so fun!

The problem isn't that people don't like the card or find it unenjoyable. Like, I think the Wildfire archetype is no fun, but I don't think people should cut Wildfire from their Cubes if they like the card. I just have a big problem with people dismissing a card out of hand when there are plenty...

I covered this in my response to Shamizy, but I was still writing that when you posted this. :oops: I shouldn't have used as absolute language as I did in my first post. Most of the anti-Elspeth comments I've been seeing have been treating the card as having a universally negative effect on...

This post kind of reads to me like you believe I'm arguing from the position that Elspeth is a bad card, which is not what I am saying. I'm seeing all of these posts from users who haven't played with Elspeth in years saying how she's oppressive GRBS when I know from recent experience that this...

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