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Pack 4!

Maybe change the name to Gurok's Gurohorn though :P

When Garruk's Gorehorn dies, put it into its owner’s library just beneath the top X cards of that library, where X is the number of creatures that died this turn.

Targeted removal is usually more common than mass removal, so I agree that for the purpose of protecting your creature against removal, hexproof is generally better than indestructible. These two abilities may look alike, but in reality they don't really pan out in the same way. Indestructible...

Pack 3!

Pack 2!

So, there's five lines with 9 cards, and then what I assume is a Utility Land Draft line with 6 cards. Do I still pick only one of the utility lands?

Oof. It's not looking good for the others. Another victory for Usher of the Fallen!

Can't play, but this experiment looked fun from the outside looking in, and your video piqued my interest, so I'ld happily join but only for the drafting portion if that's possible.

I have more ideas for some articles, but I'm purposefully postponing them because I don't want to create any expectations that I'm going to write weekly articles :oops: It's probably not a bad advice to space them out a bit :D

I'm quite fond of the intro paragraph, that's a great hook! That 'boop' from the falling mic matched the beat perfectly though :')

That is actually a great suggestion! I don't think I can port all of the concepts to the article easily. For example, it's hard to compare Goblin Matron and Gravecrawler, as their role in their respective tribes is so different. Considering how large of a portion of your deck a card checks isn't...

Don't forget the newest option: Tibalt's Trickery

I don't have a sacrifice theme and I run both. They're both just great ways for red aggressive decks to gain some reach.

Gruesome Menagerie looks 1 mana too expensive for a deck interested in running enough 1-, 2-, and 3-drops to enable the card.

I have no experience with Magmatic Channeler, but I've cubed Dismissive Pyromancer in the past, and I encountered the same problems as Brad.

Moreover, my point never was to eliminate parasitism. It's okay to dedicate slots to aggro, but you can at least pick a few options that have more cross-appeal so your drafters has the option of pivoting into another archetype more easily when the right pieces for the aggro deck aren't showing...

The advantage of a forum post is that you can edit it! Thanks for the awesome feedback and the good pointers everyone!

Yeah, Manamorphose is definitely way less parasitic than Rite of Flame! Given that it completely replaces itself, you might be right that calling it parasitic is a bit of a stretch, and maybe I should edit the article!