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I've got one card or you that I've been an absolute fan of and that works like a charm in a white based aristocrats deck: Extricator of Sin I did a draft, and I think your fixing count is a bit low. I run 45 lands (counting the five borderposts) in a 450 cube, which means 10% mana fixing. In...

Hilarious for battlecruiser Magic, impossible to "balance" given the current card pool :) I mean, you're casting Wrath of God on turn 2, so aggro is dead :rolleyes:

Yep. That's exactly why I asked :) I wish one of these had better stats or casting costs... vedalken mastermind Tolarian sentinel

I'm double posting like a madman here, I know, but I thought I'ld share this decklist I've been testing with. I can't put it away, it's sooo much fun to play with! :D I mean, I know I should get more drafts in, but these matches have been too darn entertaining :) Ones 1 Executioner's Capsule...

Only 35? You so young! ;) Happy birthday!

I tested a bit with this version: This was pretty sweet with Tradewind Rider (which I'm also testing out as an additional way to reset Pact and this card) and Marionette Master. Take 8 every turn! :D

Tradewind Rider I've been testing this a bit, and it seems awesome! Does anyone have any experience with this?

I've been running Faith for a while now, and I wouldn't say it's obviously not as good as Drake Haven anymore. Great card, plays much better than anticipated! I mean think about it, with a mere three activations, you've already created a twelve point life swing! NB I do run both Squee, Goblin...

This might be the most iconic magic item from all of D&D, and yeah, it makes for great stories :) To be fair, D&D purists will point out that the card pulled in the image is obviously the Skull, which in D&D pits your character in a one on one fight with an avatar of death itself (or a simple...

Oh alright then... Don't know who else plays D&D here, but these are, in order, the cards Gem, Knight, The Fates, and Ruin from the titular Deck of Many Things.

Time to test Bramble Sovereign, I guess! :)

These have been cool in testing so far. I'm going to make room for both of them!

Except it doesn't target. To me it's a card in the same vein as Connive // Concoct. The reanimation doesn't target, so even if an opponent removes the biggest "target", you still get to reanimate something else. I actually love that Council's Judgment does not target and wouldn't mind WotC...

It's the same thing I did. I run Grixis, Esper, Abzan, Naya, and Temur instead. Bant was always hard for me to find a good fit for. I suspect Bant enchantments might be a viable option, now that that Bant commander deck was printed...

Nice try, but the real beauty of Council's Judgment is that it doesn't target, and the spell thus can't be responded to in the traditional sense ("Target your fatty, give it hexproof in response / target your Gravecrawler, sac it in response / etc). This can be very relevant, especially when...

I'm guessing it could happen anywhere, as long as your operating system or browser has a way to turn normal quotes into "smart" quotes (I prefer to call them "pain in the ass" quotes).

Next up: Council's Judgment!

Yup. Smart quotes caused me so much headaches that I put a solution (for Apple users anyway) in the How to: Card Tooltips, Card Images, and Decklists thread.

Do we really need more than two though?

There was a recent discussion in the CBS thread about white card filtering options. I feel it's worth exploring the alledgedly limited design space white has in this regard. For one, I suggested moving Index-effects to white, as they feel underwhelming in blue with all the card draw in that...