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Yes. When you click the Text Code / Mana Symbol Code Reference under Edit Bounds, and scroll down, you'll find that it can do both phyrexian mana (e.g. {wp}) and phyrexian hybrid mana (e.g. {wup}) :)

Me too, I cube two.

For sure. At least tutors double your chances to find your bombs. Wishes just make you jump through hoops for no discernible gain (in Cube).

On the one hand, yes, on the other hand, tutors cost tempo. Tutoring may be a liability when you sacrifice tempo for something that your opponent might be able to deal with quite easily anyway. This is the case in many of our cubes, where your best tutor target might be a value piece or high mv...

me when trying to cut the last 7 cards after drafting a cube with a flat power band: :oops: (PS great points on why wishes are bad in (most) draft formats, totally agree :))

Yeah, it either does nothing or it completely runs away with the game. I don't think there's a middle ground for Loxodon Warhammer.

Note that these get better the fewer CC cards you have in your cube. Darkwater Catacombs sucks when you have a Counterspell in hand, but is perfectly fine when you have a Mana Leak in hand.

Oops, I obviously meant less

Yes! This is one of my favorite wraths. In a control deck you just choose 13 and destroy everything, but in a more proactive creature deck, you can actually make it so your Wrath keeps around your strongest creatures if your opponent has more less fewer. I would love a variant where you can...

I started playing Magic 5 years before Spawning Pit was first printed... which means I started playing in the last century.

I've had it in my cube, but I think it's a little bit too easy. Oketra's Monument is a fun card, but together with Kor Skyfisher it becomes a bit oppressive imo. But that's coming from someone who doesn't like Sprout Swarm either. Also, while Skyfisher Monument requires two cards, it is a hell...

That's a pretty cool idea for the card!

A few options:

What am I missing? It's a 4/4 for {4}{W} or {3}{w} and tap an artifact or creature, or {2}{W} and tap two artifacts or creatures. Doesn't seem particularly exiting?

It's also the first ever red 2mv 2/2 unconditional menace, for what it's worth.

Teething Wurmlet is such a cool green artifact payoff!

The entire conceit of KeyForge is that all decks are semi-randomly generated and immutable entities. No two decks should be the same (though I seem to remember there was a hiccup in their deck-generating code), and you can't construct new decks using cards from different decks.

Agree, it's super interesting design space. Note that this system is much better suited to keep certain combo pieces apart (by virtue of being incompatible) than Magic's current . E.g. it's impossible to run Channel and Rolling Thunder in the same deck, because you can either go {r}{r}{g} or...

Je-sus vibes :amogus:

I couldn't agree more! As is, it's just power crept. Every other previous example requires you to work for it, be it Delver of Secrets, Dragon's Rage Channeler, or Esper Stormblade. This is just baseline bigger than any 2 mv flyer without downside in history for no reason, and it has an upside...