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scavenging ooze DROOL. that card is disgustingly powerful though, like soon after its release caleb wrote an article praising it as 'the best creature of all time' which on one hand is ludicrous (better than stoneforge, ha!) but on the other hand it was at least in the discussion. i actually...

tom: i also cut the 'cloaker and was surprised to hear its departure lamented, so i put it back in. i think even cube designers can get jaundiced views of the cube 'meta' due to personal card preference -- i like to draft zoo and mid-range green so stonecloaker is of course shit against me but...

cats: i dig the tappedout multiple methods of categorization. they're all important to me (yep, even 'latest set') sure like you never have delver tidespout.dec or nacatl primus.dec and that's ok! but ugh can you guys imagine what happens when a color has no cohesive identity, and there's...

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so one of the tenets of my cube is that every card ought to be main-deckable; considering how much i love cards that go in multiple archetypes, and how much i love decks that try to do a bunch of things passably instead of a single linear thing obsessively (your decks are vendilion cliques, not...

d'oh, thanks for the card tag wrap. boros charm wasn't really doing much for the aggro decks, they usually just wanted another threat. situational and hard to cast = meh. i threw in lightning angel because of her performance at the modern gp! she's a really strong card, one of the few...

i also wanna add some fixing to the utility lands, so i'm throwing in vivids (+4 random other ones). i gotta say last wednesday i blew it with the utility land format and it was still great; tomorrow i'll put them in the middle of the table and my playgroup will just have to deal with reaching...

the single store with the best prices in the world is mugugames, located 10 miles north of chez moi

in thornling malfegor lightning angel baneslayer angel vela the night-clad battle screech honor of the pure call of the herd tombstalker devoted caretaker mistral charger gore-house chainwalker chain of smog greater gargadon jinxed choker myr battlesphere sorin, lord of innistrad thornling...

great visual changes. magic is popular these days because it is popular; i hope that happens here too!

jesse: tcgplayer aggregator is good depending on the size of the order

jason: i played bw martyr (offensively named "the intifadeh" because it involves martyrs killing themselves to gain seemingly infinite life, and then it seems like you can ignore them, but then they kill you too. also martyrs always have a manichaean worldview) list is here...

it's powerful and flexible enough without being too easy to cast or too oppressive against aggro decks, i dunno what the problem is

jesse's cube looks hilarious. cutting-edge design with old mirage cards!!! i love it

haha, i love canopy. my joke about it is that no land has won me more games, and no land has lost me more games. (yeah wildwood isn't great -- ravine tar pit colonnade are far better -- but it beats lavaclaw reaches! however, there is no RB land you can crack for a card ...) personally i run...

you know if my parents had had the foresight to give me a real first name and not hyphenate the last one i coulda scored a free trip from birthright

Y U NO WILDWOOD :( THE JOYOUS WORK CONTINUES

it's true, my favorite set is also the worst-selling set of all time

thanks for the kind words vibe -- i try to hang around sane people in magic, and we are legion, but it's just so depressing that wizards is happy to treat its players as poorly as they do. there's a dissertation in here about corporate culture, conservatism, stinginess, misery loving "company,"...

i love pyreheart wolf, i think it's worth a try. it's just a good card countryside crusher, cunning sparkmage, staggershock, sulfuric vortex, seismic assault round out my red 3's (excluding a big gold section). crusher is all kinds of fun but can be frustrating when you need to hit another...