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I am not done with you guys yet :P Which Sultai card(s) are you guys running?

Nope. That card is considered to be mono red with a white/black kicker in my head. So it takes up a different spot in my cube.

Isn’t it super, super boring? :) Diabolic Edict that is 50 % more costly and 200 % more colorful ;) And then you also deal 2 damage. And he can’t sacrifice the small token. I remember when it came out. That art and name had me hyped for a few seconds until I was finished reading the text. I...

Up How do we feel about these designs in 2018?

I think Mathas, Fiend Seeker looks sweet too. The fact that the bonus effect is everlasting is quite important if you ask me. Zurgo Helmsmasher offers nothing to a cube if you ask me. Fervent Charge (have never seen this card before and I have played the game non-stop for twenty years) looks...

Alright thanks :) Now moving on: What Mardu card(s) are you guys running? I am thinking of Queen Marchesa.

Alright Tamiyo, Field Researcher is currently the winner. Anyone who wants to contest that?

Which Bant card(s) are you guys running?

I guess that depends 100 % on the cards in the format? Cards like Tectonic Edge etc. can help with this issue and create a whole extra mini game within the game.

Since you are already breaking cycles (Ramunap Ruins) I will encourage you to do so with the color-filtering lands as well. It is just my personal opinion so do not take it as fact. I believe the game is much more interesting if some Guilds get acces to some lands and other Guilds get acces to...

But that cycle is not even relevant for the discussion because they are not game-ending due to the opponent randomly play the hated color. Anyways I have said what I want :) <3

I said they moved away from it up until the ‘hexproof from color’ was printed which was in Dominaria. The Mare cycle you are refering to happened later in M19 and thus proves my point that we are now moving backwards from the trend we were for so long up until the ‘hexproof from color’ creatures.

Yet another case of ‘you got screwed because you were that particular random color’. Something Wizards went away from until ‘hexproof from color’ creatures in Dominaria. Just poor design. Give it unblockable and make sure to give it other downsides/increase mana cost so it feels fair. Like...

Thanks Rowan. Will I give you that Ondezeeboot. As long as there is but a single card in any given deck (by the 7 opponents) then the card can be interacted with. When talking about those two specific cards then this discussion almost doesn’t matter because they are so average to destroy with...

Well yes if you only look at the percentage of cards that can target ‘hexproof from color’ cards and compare them to hexproof then of course there will be more cards that can target it :) But it does not seem fair nor fun that a certain random opponent can and another certain random opponent...

I am not talking power level. I am talking design. Wizards have gone further and further away from ‘hate towards only one color’ up until hexproof from ‘color’. As have Riptiders. Being a Riptider does not only mean to power down a cube a bit or a lot in order to increase synergies, cross-color...

They were sort of a step backwards from where we have come. The ‘hexproof from..’ cards have the same problem as the five Mirrodin Swords: They hate on some opponents without hating on others and it is completely random and the players have no control over it. A player’s color should not be the...

I know I shouldn’t have asked because I thought I would get an answer like this :P Since I have never heard of that weird ‘Pinnacle of unfair Magic’ about Murder then I ask for a source. A link to a direct quote that represents ‘people’ or a statistic of some sort. This is no Gossip Girl fan...

I have never heard anyone have that opinion :) As a man of science, I ask you this: Do you have a source for that statement?

Excellent point regarding Outpost! I prefer Dark-Dweller Oracle although it is not participating in this particular fight.