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:slicin: This is extremely unsettling.

I'll make some serious (and less serious) suggestions too :P supporting multiples pro-duplicates pro auto-redundancy stunt double supportive poly-avid multiplicit

pro-multiton!

Super cool card, hasn't been busted at my power level at all. You need to attack with it to get something back, so your opponent has ample time to respond to this. I love the card.

That me Well almost, that old Microprose game is fire!

No no, that's what I'm saying. None of us are wrong. Wizards of the Coast themselves are inconsistent in the way they order their enemy color pairs.

See, I use a similar pattern in my head @Velrun, but it goes like this: Objective: We want to create an ordered list of color combinations. Start: We start in W. This is our initial base color. Rule 1: We cycle through the color wheel, shifting the base color by one position each time. Rule 2...

Except it doesn't go in a perfect wheel, it jumps around across the color wheel. For monocolor, you go from W to U to B to R to G, forming a perfect wheel. For allied guilds, you go from WU to UB to BR to RG to GW, once again forming a perfect wheel. The W in WU is adjacent to the U in UB...

I voted Very limited & I don't play Arena. I did play it in the past, but I quit because the economy is atrocious unless you play a metric fucktonne of games every week. I like to play a bunch of different weird decks, and Arena doesn't let me do that unless I invest a lot of time and/or money...

You might notice that my conclusion was pretty tongue in cheek ;) In reality, there appears to be no set order for the enemy color guilds. If there would be a set order, you would expect WotC employees to be aware of it, after all, and the fact that I was able to find four different articles...

It's also the ordering I've always used. W > U > B > R > G WU > UB > BR > RG > GW WB > UR > BG > RW > GU The leading color determines the order of the wheel. You'll notice that that order is now consistent on CubeCobra. The previous order goes around the wheel linking up the last color of the...

yo! draft no play for me if you need an 8th man :)

Where do you put cards like Unsummon, Remove Soul, Agonizing Remorse and Giant Growth in that count (i.e. bounce, counterspells and discard effects that can target creatures, and combat tricks)?

I count five colors worth of spells in that deck! Works for me!

Bring to Light is a signpost to signal that 5-color is a supported archetype.

I watched it in a New York theater with some friends while on holiday. Half of us (including me) were in absolute stitches, the other half were looking at us dumbfounded, wondering what was so funny about the movie :') And yeah, Brad Pitt is great in this, as is Clooney :D

I don't think Bloodbraid Elf is a 15th pick kind of card in any cube that has good fixing. I do agree that Bring to Light is more demanding, but the payoff is pretty big. If five color is at all feasible, BtL should be a good card.