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I like these adventure designs (other than both sides sharing the same spelling of an English name, technically that's not allowed by the rules but these are customs so to hell with that), but I feel they are mostly overcosted for a Vintage Cube. The only two that I am confident are correctly...

They do literally write the short stories after the set is complete, so you could say the written version of the story is actually an afterthought :p. Basically, WOTC 1: Comes up with the story, 2: Makes the Cards, and 3: Writes the web fiction. This can lead to an interesting overall...

I would guess this was done on purpose because part of Magic Origins took place on Lorwyn, but a lot of Lorwyn-style art doesn't fit with the rest of the set. It looks like they re-painted a location on Lorwyn with an updated style.

So, I read Ishkanah, Grafwidow again for the first time in a couple of years... Ishkanah, Grafwidow This is just good in green midrange decks that can consistently enable delirium, right?

March of the Machine, this year's spring set.

The story change is probably the ability for non-Planeswalkers to travel between planes again like back in the pre-mending era. As for the gameplay change, my guess is it's either some new evergreen mechanic, a rules change for either Planeswalkers or Legendary Creatures, or a new set-specific...

This is cursed: The centered rules text looks nice, but this frame is not conducive to a centered name or type line, in my opinion.

It's odd you feel this way about Elspeth, I always thought she was one of the more compelling Planeswalkers. Her whole story is about dealing with childhood trauma and trying to find a home where she can be comfortable enough to do that. After being tortured by the Phyrexians as a child, she...

I agree this is also a good possibility assuming the mono-color theory is correct. The reason I lean Nahiri for Compleation is twofold: 1. We already have a Compleated character from Kamigawa (Tamiyo), so having another character from the same world get compleated basically right after the...

If you prioritize Old Border Foil over Old Border Nonfoil, the new Altar of Dementia and Mind Stone are the oldest Old Border Foil printing.

Looks like this was probably a promotional image designed to show off the oil slick foiling process that was posted too early. I believe this was originally posted by a WOTC account on a Chinese(?) social media site, so some foreign media person probably just posted the wrong cards. Here are...

I think Infect isn't worth revisiting in Standard, but I would like to see it in the inevitable Modern Horizons 3. Fatal Push getting printed and Gitaxian Probe getting banned did my boys dirty!

I agree that revisiting the Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero period of standard with a heavily non-singleton rebels deck is probably not a great Cube archetype. However, I think if some of the new Rebels we get over the coming set(s?) are good enough, their presence makes some of the older tutor rebels a...

This seems pushed in every way that's good for Cube. Good equipment payoff that doesn't require you to go all in, synergizes with other power increases, draws cards, and has relevant types. There are only 4 rebels in the main set, so it's probably not enough to make a theme out of unless the...

Set Symbols: Packaging: "The Compleat Bundle is packed with even more awesomeness from the set, including a traditional foil promo card, 40 foil basic lands, 12 Phyrexia: All Will Be One Set Boosters, and 12 cards featuring a special foil treatment (two mythic rare cards and 10 basic lands)."...

Print Murder (or better yet, murder for BB) and you'd have a very good card.

I really like the custom border for the tri-lands.

I was also a bit conflicted about these when they first were revealed, but the more I've thought about them the more I like them. It's cool to get old cards in the original border with updated rules text and occasionally new art!

Remastered set, $6 packs, designed to be drafted. More at 12.

Cute baby caterpillar