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I was actually looking at echo after reading the etb thread. Honestly would be fun to try out. Maybe you can run it like a travel preparations? One drop two drop into boa, either trade or pay the echo? This with an environment where 3 toughness is decent.

It lets you chump for a good while. Hunting moa Is still something one would want to run with +1/+1 tribal? A 4/3 that gets +1/+1 benefits seems pretty ok, even if you get a huge tempo hit.

Man I really thought it was a BBB2 :(

Scourge demands more of the drafter, for what its worth.

What do you define as efficent? Undercosted bodies and an ability of some sort? Just so we know what we're looking for.

There's also been a ton of neat rarity downshifts to common on some cards. Peregrine drake could be used in a deck similar to the old cloud of fairies combo. edit: Kirblinx really beat me to it!

I've got black lotus and storm crow. What else is there?

Looks like UR is a graveyard spells matter color pair?

All three!

They changed werebear's flavor text. Thank god!

Theyre really going all out with power cube staple reprints!

thoughtcast Galvanic blast Have people found any ways to use the fact that theyre tokens? Are there metalcraft or affinity cards that are worth it? I think olivia is the one with the most raw power.

It basically give every spell psuedo-convoke, right?

And yet this is the low power card spotlight thread.

I think the idea was that the tribes that should be present in this cube is the kind of tribes whose members can stand on their own as good stuff cards but can come together to form a much deeper synergistic deck when you hit critical mass of lords. Werewolves are probably sweet, especially with...

How do you feel abouy werewolves as green aggro cards in general? I could see how they could be akward next to another theme that wants a lot of spots. Still, you got my eyes opened, I remeber you talking fondly of them in the innistrad cube? Reckless waif Wolfbitten captive Kessig forgemaster...

I think dauntless cathar is the more fun card, it has both the dies-benefit and being a fun card to get into your graveyard from anywhere. Could be discard, could be selfmill, could be from it trading of with an opposing creature.

Any particulat reason to exclude life from the loams?

Is it because there's a sort disparancy between what the cards aim for (defensive vs red zone-able body) or because of power levels?

Man for a second I really thought it was "do thing, deal 3 damage to your opponent"