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my wide net was not wide enough apparently. crater's claws is super sweet

well our cubes are in a weird spot for delve. on one hand in limited these cards have some support and the format cares less about mana inefficiency so mandrills and tombstalkers are great and necky fiend is a dumb bomb and treasure cruise is fine as mysteries of the deep or something. on the...

no clue, i haven't tested yet because i have been attaining conventional markers of success like making money and dating. it has not been that great and i will probably just sit around and play magic again soon. my best guess is that Cruise > Dig in Poison, but with how unbelievably flawed every...

you know what these are basically the same too seeker of the way silvercoat lion

its definitely good but i dunno if your green 5 slot is soft enough. game warden is not nearly as cool as wolfir silverheart, for example, and may even be lamer than acidic slime and thornling, though it is certainly sweeter than deranged hermit

nothing says value like chumping something with your gray ogre and then making a 6/6 trample hexproof

i am bored by architect of thought. his decisions are not decisions

ok i was on MDMA ari lax is a dbag

all my posts from last night were on molly

The opportunity cost of Probin' is pretty low but substantial enough that it's only worth it if --more free shit (1/1 elementals, 1/1 goblins, prowess pumps, Tendrils of Agony copies) --cabal therapy! --the free information might alter how you play. this will often be the case in decks that...

One of the things that makes my list the best is you keep any one-lander if you can use it to cast a Noble or Ponder. You can't do it with Probe and it's Legacy so you can read their hand easily anyway, ranges are very narrow even among good players of whom there are not many. Basically Ponder...

ur dum morph is great ok real talk. the success of morph in this format points to its flexibility as a mechanic even when the "5-or-more-to-punk-ur-guy" parameter is held constant, so I guess it's just a great mechanic, even if you vary it in a goofy way. like i'm sure there's a way we could...

Here poor poor Master of the Feast. At this point I'm wondering if it's even Cubeworthy. It probably is but uhm. Maybe not. I wonder what will happen to Delver. I think I should start to prepare for the Invitational Down the Street right about now. Here's the poison list I've drafted in...

"Doubling down on fetchlands has done more to improve the quality of my draft environment than any other change." GOD WE ARE THE BEST OK real talk I haven't thought about Cube for a few months because the draft format is delightful. Now what do we do?

sure why not the quality of this card is tied very intimately to the quality of the ULD, UG is the perfect mana cost to really FUCK EM but judging by how few people I've gotten with Teferi's Response the aggressive cost is fine. Crop Rotation is would fit perfectly within most Cubes, except...

Can you imagine how sweet Treasure Cruise in R/B would have been? As is it's just bogus.

What can we learn from Khans draft as we build our own formats? "Mana sinks are cool"? "Removal is fun"? "Card advantage is great"? This format plays like an old format. On a more gleeful and vindictive note I am glad everyone who hated on Morph gets to shut the fuck up about it now!

All the Conspiracy draft-altering artifacts should find a home in one Cube or the other. They enhance the drafting experience and do not fuck up the games, unless the adjacent guy looks at AEther Searcher, says TLDR, and passes an Ashen Rider or something. It doesn't matter that most of them are...

the raw power of Tezz AoB is so high you can fudge it as a drafter and still have it work. so it's a perfect card designwise.

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