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How are all of you okay with giving a super-green effect, one of green's defining effects I would say, to every color? :confused: I'm not fond of two cmc mana rocks*, but at least those have an inherent "weakness" since multiple colors can destroy artifacts on the cheap. Colorless Rampant...

Yup, Rampant Growth for any color seems just dandy to me! :rolleyes: Edit: Here's a variant that looks better to me.

By the way, one of those customs was created to complete a cycle that is currently exclusive to the allied color pairs. These are great, great cogs, and I believe any low-power cube would benefit from adding these. Migratory Route Ancient Excavation Grave Upheaval Treacherous Terrain Sylvan...

My last draft two weekends ago had two RUG decks! I didn't write down the exact lists, but we didn't shuffle afterwards, so the cards are still clumped together. These should be reasonable close! I believe both lists went 2-1? Anyway, here's a little under 6 years! First the list I talked...

Never // Return This card did work for me in a recent draft when it snagged a Genesis from my opponent's yard. This is easily my favorite Hero's Downfall variant yet!

Time to update this thread :) I got to draft with my cube again a little over a week ago! We did two six person drafts. The first draft was won by Jelmer, who has a knack for my cube it seems, with a Naya beats deck. I finally managed to snag a win again, this time with a more controlling Esper...

I run Ridgescale Tusker as my third green five drop. It's a straightforward card, but its playable, desirable even, without wrecking games.

Have you tried beast attack Kessig cagebreakers Silklash spider ? Respectively two bodies for one card at instant speed, sweet graveyard synergy card if it gets to attack, and big wall that does serious work vs flyers.

To an extent. Having your t4 Ogre Battledriver answered with a Swords to Plowshares is mana disadvantage. Deploying that Battledriver earlier with the help of mana accelerants like Seething Song of Orcish Lumberjack and having it answered with the same StP turns your big mana disadvantage into...

This is one of those times where the composition of the cube dictates whether a card is playable at all. I love when a format doesn't force every 4+ mana creature to have an immediate effect. There are tons of interesting creatures that don't get played because they don't provide instant value...

Or belated postviews of abandoned experiments ;)

Totally agree. It's especially convenient when people ask a question where the answer could change depending on the contents of their cube. I've missed that link in the signature more than once for this reason.

Fauna Shaman + Honored Hydra :)

My experience with Firemane has been positive in certain decks / environments. I think Grillo's analysis is spot on!

I liked this particular comment on mtgs :)

This one almost made me spill my drink as I mentally pictured it :D Anyway, all fair and true points. That still doesn't invalidate my post though. A good RPG steeped in Magic lore would be awesome! ;)

What do you mean no real mapping? Wouldn't it be awesome to encounter and defeat Tarmogoyfs, Nekrataals, Flametongue Kavus and rival planeswalkers in an MMO? To level your planeswalker (assuming you're playing one), unlocking new spells (read: thematic instants and sorceries) and pets (read...

I really enjoyed GP Rotterdam last year, who knew playing Magic all day long could be fun, right? :)

Something like this? Icons courtesy of http://game-icons.net/, more specifically here, here, here, here, and here.

And how many do you draw in your game? I think that's what he wanted to know... Maybe a turn order explanation is in order :)