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Another way would be to have it be a beginning of combat trigger

T: Create a copy of target nonlegendary creature you control. Activate this ability only once each turn :P

Controlling what can be on an isochron scepter is interesting, but players will tend to just put on a removal spell and make the game really boring. Also lets be real, until I can build-a-beast in mtg, I'm not interested :P

It's good to know there are formats that got better when you added a small set, that's been a point of contention among my friends for a while now

Jesse mason has suggested that the one deck Meta game of caw blade may have been caused by the generous prize support of the starcitygames tour at the time, giving a lot of pros good incentive to refine a deck for rapid fire high payout tournaments, and it might be possible that any format could...

It's possible I'm wrong about the tournament being worlds, this is half remembered bragging from a friend who ran a ub tempo deck centered around ninjas he called "the pile", as it was essentially all Commons and uncommons and none of the cards looked powerful at all. He played 3 copies of ok8ba...

Not only were ninjas viable, they won worlds that year! A bug ninjas deck abusing birds of paradise for ninja triggers, and a transformational sideboard of one plains and 14 white cards I believe

Yeah probably supposed to be a creature :P #editing

If it hits itself you get a loop going, which given that it damages you too, probably isn't the best

I wanted to share this delightfully UN boardstate. The creatures on the chair are the ones in graveyards a la Over my dead bodies:

That I feel might not translate, as I've recently had to put in several countermeasures to stop my players from milling themselves out :P

Alright, new patch is up. I've moved +1/+1 counters from black to white (Now it's in {G}{W}{R}) and moved the aristocrats deck from white to green (Now it's in {G}{R}{B}). I'm pretty confidant the +1/+1 counters change will go over fine, but I've never really had a successful green aristocrats...

There's two cards that's there's some debate as to weather they get picked ahead of Sol ring: Backup plan and power play. Good change :P

I will say it's a touch underutilized mechanically, but they care ALOT about the conservation of design space. Like, for example, there's no creature with eternalize that: is larger than a 4/4 initially fights ETBs with -1/-1 counters etc

I run both, but part of that is an effort on my part to branch out. I've got a pretty clear aggro bias, so whenever I design a card like this, it'll always have persist or unearth or undying, more short term, less impact immediacy type mechanics, rather than eternalize or enbalm or something...

Not running combo in my cube and playing games with my frienda basically let's me run the "mull until you get something playable" rule, which is one I like

Looks like he added Survive Rather than struggle? :P IIRC thats how cubetutor handles split cards

Is berserk an archetype anchor or is it first pickable on raw power alone?

I do really like what I did add though.

It's always been a different beast. Constructed will always be defined by t's outliers, while limited is far more affected by the average. (Median? Mean? One of those. It's early :P)