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Shit's hard man Especially now

in the meantime I find it helps if you zoom out on desktop (Ctrl+Mousewheel) At 90% zoom the difference is more noticable (Haxx)

Vince!

Absolutly. Those are the reasons I run it over bodyguard, for eg, but the gap between it and mom is HUGE. The gap between Giver and Bodyguard is closer than I'd thought at first.

Benevolent Bodyguard et al can fill the same role quite well depending on your removal density. A lot of these cards ask your opponent the same question: "Discard a removal spell" I guess the gameplay difference between Benevolent Bodyguard and Giver of Runes is blocking when your opponent...

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Also an option, but I don't like that it doesn't work if you're losing, even if it's a land in a pinch.

Perhaps this lets us get past the white border issue

Sunlance plays wonderfully, can confirm being able to hit creatures that aren't in combat is a huge bonus, very few white cards have that play to them, especially cheap ones

At any power level where attacking is a realistic route to victory

My brain goes instantly to the dream of activating this every turn to upgrade a token into a Cloudgoat Ranger until there's 2 creatures in your library, whom form a loop

I did NOT know it untapped the thing

Good Catch

I agree and wish it made sense on this version of the card

Just in case Laelia ends up being too strong, I like this fix I finished art + concept for this one from a few pages back

Happy Birthday Train :)

Yeah my cube's been drafted I think once during the pandemic so I fell off magic for a while :p Glad to be excited about it again There is a new Path of Exile league Friday though...

RIGHT those are my customs no wonder scryfall was confused To the uninitiated: And yes these also both exist and yes these offer things above llanowar elves Also there are 100% enviornments where dryad is too strong. I think the best thing she can do in my cube is attack as a raging ravine...

TBH the base play patterns of ramp decks don't really appeal to me gameplay wise, so I'm down to BoP and Hierarch as mostly just being quality of life cards, and cutting ramp as a deck alltogether. I find a lot of games with/against ramp are: -Did I draw the wrong half of my deck, or the wrong...

I'm dead :p