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You can always count on your pal Velrun! :p The tokens for Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/card-preview/tokens-adventures-forgotten-realms-2021-07-12

I've asked before but I'll try one more time because we have had plenty of new faces since I last asked :D I'm looking for a way to mark the cards in my cube. If I put different color sleeves on the cards, I can easily divide them into five different sections but we can't play with them...

I didn’t see your comment before I posted. I’m sorry.

Could he be a Human dwarf? That’s how they look if that’s the case. Nothing wrong with that.

Nah. Sakura nets you an additional ressource from the library and can shuffle it if you need to. These ones can only get your lands from the hand to the battlefield. And only if you have any lands left in the hand which is not super, super likely to happen by turn 5 or later.

Sakura-Tribe Elder fetches from the library. This is more of a Arboreal Grazer impression.

I’m guessing it was on purpose you missed/skipped the reminder text that the lands can produce mana? Pretty cool to have Shock lands with activation abilities! That’s a dream land to include in a deck. It feels fair but powerful. But still fair actually.

Please poste all of your custom Dungeon cards in the custom card thread :) I am very excited to see what you got. https://riptidelab.com/forum/threads/custom-cards-the-lab.403/page-126

That makes a lot of sense! Another question that came to mind after reading your replies: Would you guys consider the match making system a core variance mechanic of the game or not?

Me too. But I also don’t come from D&D. Is the dice rolling worse in Mtg than it is in D&D? If yes, how so?

“It fetches.” - Day[9] during his card review last night.

Sounds like a binding contract.

Not a human

Yeah in the line of ‘This set replaces a Core set’ it’s actually fine. Core sets are also never home runs. I for one actually don’t mind the trade here if I am being honest.

I have never said this before about a set. Wizards normally make a lot of money of a set. I hope they this time only make a small profit. Still a success but less than normall. Enough damage for them to not make Secret Lair large sets again.

In their defense. If you have infinite mana, Wish can cast any spell from Scryfall. And what kind of level 9 character can look himself in the eyes if he doesn’t have infinite mana?

Now that all the cards have been spoiled: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/card-image-gallery/adventures-in-the-forgotten-realms My personal subjective verdict: This still feels like a Secret Lair with a theme I am not familiar with. I imagine it’s a hit with most D&D players. As...

Without shroud or hexproof! :D

Well I’m sticking with my original statement that I think it is strong against control players.