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I think that having one emblem in play for the entire game makes more sense than changing the emblem periodically. If it's a shared deck, the decks should theoretically be able to exploit the emblem to a similar degree. I'd probably go a bit more mild with the effects. Howling Mine OR...

I think you're always going to lose a lot of the fun by taking away the agency in drafting and deck building. You also lose the huge majority of the variation, which can lead to things getting stale much faster. With this loss comes an increase in quantity of cards required to achieve any amount...

Chess and Melee player checking in @Jason Waddell the Dr. Mario

We need some sort of "???" reaction for shit like this.

Make a bunch of your own or remake some old ones and go to town! Or do jumpstarts for a similar experience with some more variation.

If you simply like dinosaurs, you don't even have to make it an archetype. Throw in the dinosaurs that you like and enjoy them. It's also reasonable to do Grw ramp with dinosaurs as the main payoffs as a non-kindred way of doing things.

colossal whale How this big ass whale only a 5/5? If you assume it has a similar eye to body ratio of a blue whale and that the perspective makes the eye approximately the size of the back of that ship, it's ~1150 meters long.

Delve gets its own line of text, away from other keywords.

I don't see how a borph is more demanding of a format than a morph. It still warps the format around 2/2s. They're both awkward as hell to deal with from a design perspective.

For UB haters, "not:ub" works to get rid of them on your scryfall search.

It's called pinline in CC. I strongly recommend messing with settings on all sorts of frames. It's fun and gives you a good feel for everything.

That's pretty simply and effective. You could change the pinline, too.

There's no "stealing" here. It's all yours.

It looks a little worse imo, but this is already in CC.

I definitely add stuff, but it's tough to do when Morph is a defining feature of the environment.

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Maybe someone out there has an issue with these terms, but I've played with native kids at work and none of them seemed upset about anything. I think they're trying to appeal to a very small audience of people who would take issue with something where there's no real issue to be found. It seems...

Good to know. Wasn't sure if it was a thing in other places.

Woah. At that power level, I can see how you wouldn't be a fan of most of what comes out these days. Onslaught Masters in my signature has a similar issue. It's like Onslaught block if it were updated with current cards. It's difficult to add anything modern that isn't a common lol.

Is this to be more sensitive to indigenous people in USA? AKA native people AKA indians AKA tribal people? That's the only reason I can think of.