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Yes, I was taking your comment very seriously Tzen! You better watch what you're saying in this thread! #obligatorysmily

Source: http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Strictly_better Strictly better describes a card which is, in isolation from other effects, superior to another card in at least one respect, while being worse in zero respects.[1] Cards are commonly found to be strictly better than others by virtue of...

For one mana more you get to cast all targets (plus lands) in the top X cards, though you don't get a generic, non-evasive body with your spells. Genesis Wave Also, by far the cooles sibling of the bunch is of course... Villainous Wealth

Opened my firsts box tonight, not a bad haul! Smuggler's Copter, Skysovereign, Consul Flagship, Verdurous Gearhulk, Fumigate, foil Blooming Marsh, Concealed Courtyard, Botanical Garden, a lot of fun bulk rares, and a cool night of sealed play with a friend :)

I've made split dual proxies before, where you have to pick one of the two depicted during deck construction.

James got that bru-shwagger :)

That was a good story, especially the Kamigawa parts, indeed. Wow.

Oh boy, Kamigawa?!

With a graveyard theme and only commons, yes.

Lol, awesome play :)

What. But. How? Did they have a sacrifice outlet? That's eight mana as well!

I like 15 card packs mathematically, because that's one card short to wheel completely.

One seeks to add more depth to the spell selection within the confines of a "regular" draft setup, the other seeks to add more depth to the spell selection by changing the "regular" draft setup.

I'm with Grillo and sigh on Daretti, the original one that is. He's just as fun, if not more, as {u/b} Tezzeret for the artifact shell, and a good way to branch out that color to red. In essence he's the fair Tinker you were looking for.

In Dutch we have a very appropriate proverb for questions like this: "de vraag stellen is hem beantwoorden", which translates to "asking the question is answering it" ;) In all seriousness though, the RTL submissions are probably but a fraction of all the cubes they received, and we certainly...

Correction. Retail packs shrank from 15 -> 14 card packs :)

I now have visions of Sean Connery uttering that last name :)

I'll say that it's very hard to correctly support ten shards/wedges in one cube. If you want to support a tricolor theme, I really think restricting your cube to five color pairs and the corresponding five shards/wedges is the way to go. The mana base in my cube plays really solid, precisely...

Hmm... It depends on how much value your drafters put on fixing and on the power band of your cube. In a group with experienced players it's probably low, because certainly on the wheel fixing has to better than pretty much anything else you can pick up. Less experienced players, however, will...

There's a wide gap between RTL levels of fixing and MTGO or even retail draft fixing though. Our ratio of fixing would seem way up there to anyone who hasn't thought about how to adequately support multicolor decks in limited. I mean, who expects to see more than one land in a booster, let alone...