Search results

I think we just found the worst god-eternal: It looks like they all will have the same keywords as their Amonkhet counterparts- so Oketra will have Double-Strike and Kefnet will have Flying.

There's a reason some people used to think Jace, the Mind Sculptor was a bad card; it simply isn't that amazing in every scenario, especially if you're behind. I don't think I've ever seen a Jace actually take over a game in Modern. Do not mistake this as me saying that Jace, the Mind...

I started seriously playing in 2013, about a 2 months before Theros was released. I don't think a couple of bad cards from the late 90s and early 2000s is a great way to illustrate a point :p. What I mean by "above curve" is "above the power/toughness ratio equal to the Mana Cost time 2...

What are your I've never cubed with Pentavus. What are our opinions on these two cards: Bogardan Hellkite Nantuko Husk

I'm not saying it's broken by any means either, but I think a 5 mana 6/6 trampler, let alone with additional upside, isn't something we would have seen in red even when I started playing.

This card is actually fair though. It gives you nothing for free, and essentially just gives you a 5/6 menace for 5 which is really only OK as far as mid-powered environments are concerned. Yeah, it doesn't actually go away ever, but it still eats a removal spell every time it gets played. I...

I think that's your answer then. Spreading Seas is slightly worse than Kasmina's Transmutation in terms of raw power, but it has better synergy with the overall themes you are trying to achieve. It's not unplayable outside of decks with which it has synergy, so that's always a plus.

Do you care about the Cantrip on Spreading Seas? Like, do you run any archetypes in your list where having an enchantment/noncreature spell that cantrips is important?

I hate those people so much :confused:. You don't have to like Harmonize, but it is far from the worst thing to exist in magic :p.

Yeah, I'm starting to agree with all of those 90's kids who have been complaining about power creep these last few years. Sure, we'll never have another Black Lotus, but the bar for "on curve creature" is certainly creeping to a horrific extent. The sad part is: Ilharg might not even be...

You know, I was just about to add a life from the loam/molten vortex sub-archetype to my list in R/G, as an alternative to the G/R beats plant. I might test this, but I'm not sure how I feel about it, especially since I really like all of the Gruul cards that will be in my next cube. I was...

I don't think this should be listed as a con. In my opinion, every color should have access to at least a little bit of card draw/selection, blue should just be the only color that gets to draw cards efficiently. I don't think drawing an extra card on your end step as long as your opponent isn't...

Hopefully we'll get a reprint of this during the Iraq War or fall of the USSR set...

I think the extra scry and the ability to hit players and planeswalkers is worth the -1 damage on magma jet.

I prefer Cuddling Doom Engine...

I'd like to see the Regal Behemoth video... It seems like an interesting topic!

Can you elaborate on that?

This is perfectly cubeable in my opinion. It's a slightly better efficient construction which is actually young pyromancer that costs one more but is blue and doesn't die to creature removal. I'm probably going to try and shoe this in. I'm legitimately considering creating a separate hybrid...

I need another two-drop zombie that costs 1B. This seems like straight gas with Cryptbreaker, the defacto king of zombie tribal, as well as working with the 3 mana +1/+1 zombie lords and aristocrats strategies. Since there will be a little bit of counters support in my next cube, do any of you...

Because they feel like they need to reprint bad cards for some reason even though no one plays them. Don't get me wrong, having some bad cards is ok, but demolish is just so utterly useless there is no reason for it. Soooooo many original Ravnica story callbacks here. Feather looks like...