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OK, so alternate question: which creatures are of the right power level who happen to have morph? Is it worth trying to support the mystery aspect of the morph mechanic for these cards? It just seems inelegant to me to play something as a morph when it is obvious what the card is, but maybe...

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Mans can block and kill zombies against dredge to buy you time and supplies permanents/attackers/blockers against stax. I used to use Artifact Mutation to great effect in that matchup.

It's Raining Men {7}{W} Sorcery Carpe Diem - Choose an opponent. It's Raining Men costs X less to cast, where X is 7 minus the number of cards in that player's hand. Put 7 2/2 white Man tokens onto the battlefield.

That seems like a pretty good plan. The only downside is that people know you have Exalted Angel if it's in a UW deck. Here's a tentative list of what I think could be playable: Gathan Raiders Exalted Angel Master of Pearls Watcher of the Roost Whipcorder Brine Elemental Chromeshell Crab Echo...

Change History {3}{U}{B} Sorcery Carpe Diem - If an opponent has no cards in hand, Change History costs {3} less to cast. Each player shuffles his or her hand, graveyard, and all non-land permanents into his or her library, then draws seven cards. Edit: or perhaps a CC of {6}{U}, with {6} less...

How many morph creatures would be enough to allow the mechanic to function as hiding information? Before khans started getting spoiled, I had just taken out the last of my morphs because there was rarely any mystery as to which creature it would be. Also, which would be the best morph creatures?

I am compelled to shove in a morph theme to my cube. I think there might be a threshold of enough that are at the right power level now.

Has anyone tried this? lurking automaton

Yes it is wonderful

Standstill is one of my all-time faves.

I think the +1/+1 counter sentinels might be worth testing too.

The major issue for me is using gold cards for a fixing effect. I've noticed the same problem with Embodiment of Spring in Khans. It's not a bad card, but it's not quite as good as it first appears be since it already requires two colors before you can search. What if you made it sort of like...

Yeah, the rule I suggested would probably be something we only try once. One drink per wipeout would def get more mileage.

Fixed. That does sound familiar, but I have never seen or played it. Edit: googled it, and wow. That is pretty much exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Does it actually play decently well as a cube? We were hoping to still have a fun and competitive round of magic. I'm also not sure...

Twice each year, a dozen or so friends and I have a tradition of renting a large getaway house for a long weekend which has been dubbed the Weekend of Destruction. (This upcoming weekend will be like our 9th one.) At these events we will spend our days and nights drafting, cubing, playing...

Yeah, I imagine the text would just have to be completely on top of the picture.

This is so awesome! Do you have the others made? A Garruk Relentless of this style would be great.

Final Fortune also Yawgmoth's Agenda

I only use pen and paper if it's like a GP or PTQ. This is what I use: (Ron Spencer art) The brand is Toy Vault, and I strongly recommend it. Their website doesn't seem to function anymore, but you can find some on Amazon for like $5 a piece.