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Probably not 3/1 or 4/0 are my ideas. Aggressive decks can't be that common 8-12 sounds alright A good 2 drop sounds necessary, but I kinda doubt we need specifically another creature with deathtouch. If so, how horrible is the morph 1/1 deathtouch that loses them 2 when it flips? courser of...

Bind Kinda Also how does this sound: :g::w: Creatures you control get +1/+1 Token creatures you control gain <keyword> Trample maybe? BANDING? the one that makes the most sense is vigilance, but that's boring to me

Underworld connections rotated, so I think your best bet is chandra, pyromaster?

So it's the mulligan cube? :P Idea: Would a themed battle box competition be horrible?

If you feel strongly about having to suicide guys to get battalion triggers, consider this: Reconnaissance the way the rules work currently you can activate the ability after combat damage has been dealt (Same as you can with condemn), making this a combination dolmen gate and serra's...

Dragon style Twins :3::r::r: First Strike Prowress When ~ enters the battlefield, put a 3/3 with prowress onto the battlefield 3/3

{G/U}{G/U} Flash When ~ enters the battlefield, stifle. 2/1

The margins are small. Better in 40 cards, but still real small

Algae Gharial Lumberknot

If you beef up his trigger though, sorta like this thing: Illusionary Splicer :u::1: When ~ enters the battlefield, you get a 3/3 golem All golems have phantasmal bear trigger ~ can't block 0/1 the idea being that you want him to die, but blocking would make it too easy

Can't Block :P Also: those are some interesting sequencing decisions

The ones that only count your yard are always a little more annoying to make worth it I feel, especially since a lot of the self mill synergy cards aren't creatures (Grisly Salvage, Thought Scour, Mulch etc)

Surely you mean splinterfright Edit: I did not notice the card link. Ray of Command is no reason to not play big creatures :P

Brindle Shoat I mean it's different, but it's also still a 2 mana 1/1 that provides 3 power when it dies

Kung fu was Proweress' name in design, and 99% of the creatures with prowress are martial artists

Honestly Monestary Swiftspear is looking pretty good...

Do you feel this feeling comes about as a result of the full format drafting? Nobody really liked gatecrash because of how linear it was and how awful it was to not be playing Red/White/Black, but was base triple RTR that bad?

this seems rather problematic to track seperatly to each card. Edit: Wait, nm, counters.

Don't feel bad doing it man, you're the only one who will even see it :P Nobody sits down to draft a cube and goes "Oh man, cryptic command! Clearly that means that all 5 commands are in here, and that really changes my drafting strategy!" Jamming sub par cards to fill out circular quotas...

Interesting. I might need to steal a wealth of ideas, because that's one of the main problems I run into having blue do anything but pure control.