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How do you feel abouy werewolves as green aggro cards in general? I could see how they could be akward next to another theme that wants a lot of spots. Still, you got my eyes opened, I remeber you talking fondly of them in the innistrad cube? Reckless waif Wolfbitten captive Kessig forgemaster...

I think dauntless cathar is the more fun card, it has both the dies-benefit and being a fun card to get into your graveyard from anywhere. Could be discard, could be selfmill, could be from it trading of with an opposing creature.

Any particulat reason to exclude life from the loams?

Is it because there's a sort disparancy between what the cards aim for (defensive vs red zone-able body) or because of power levels?

Man for a second I really thought it was "do thing, deal 3 damage to your opponent"

call the bloodline molten vortex lightning axe devastating dreams nostalgic dreams firestorm stormbind What are some cards that you'd consider have good enough of a effect for the discard cost that drafters would want to start building around it? I think it plays nicely into the...

The promise of red green control really makes low power cube sound super juicy! ghostly flicker archaeomancer temple of deceit Out of curiosity, did this interaction ever come up in any drafts?

So I didn't really know if there was a place to post these kinds of "groupings of cards" so I'm just making a new one. dead weight executioner's capsule fiery conclusion Geistblast angelic purge innocent blood molten vortex harvest pyre bonds of faith bone shredder I had these lying on...

ghostly flicker Not to mention the fact that it can form a little combo deck with blink effects.

laboratory maniac Hey, you can even use it together with this guy!

I have to concurr. A lot of really neat little interactions.

Dug up some stuff that looked menacing. Maybe good enough to test play against over cockatrice or something like that?

I was thinking you could sift through the 3-0 thread for some different variants of early-pressure decks and late-game value decks.

I liled that ub control deck! How important would you say is the card pool restriction vs having the themes you set out in the OP? For devotion I know that theres some interesting still standard power level hybrid cards that could help making support of devotion less of a heavy color...

Since these control deck ideas are pretty new and novel, why not build a little gauntlet of 40 card singleton decks and play some games with the G/x loam control and see how it fairs? Nothing like some actual field testing. Edit: Also, Courser of Kruphix would really do good as a big body in...