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Hey guys, before I open one, didn't we already have a thread for cards, that one added to their cube without high expectations and they were better than one thought?

Hey guys, I'm looking for a green 2-drop that is at is best in a hard aggro deck (can be playable in midrange but makes aggro the more tenpting choice if possible). It should be strong enough to be a temptation dor the drafter without being too pushed (not outclassing the Wild Mongrel next to...

I guess it will be like a foil. So if the card's worth 0.20 you might pay 1€/$ for the fancy version

I run ash barrens. I think that's my only commander deck card.

Has anyone a cool idea/suggestion for an alternative art for Tireless Tracker?

Oh. My. God. Yes. Finally mtg is going back to it's mystical high fantasy roots. Please please please make these frames not too expensive and give me at least 5 great fits for my cube with it PLEASE! How will this version be aviable? And why does the more boring version even exist?

Yeah i think a huge part ofcmaking aggro interesting is giving it synergistic identities. If all these decks do is being aggressive, I can understand why someone would call them boring. You don't want your midrange or control decks to be just goodstuff decks right? So why let aggro be the boring...

Well, I run both of these cards exactly and I think they're very interesting and much format enriching. They are not only part of different interesting aggressive strategies, but they also provide a constant thread and fear for the players, so they don't get too greedy with the durdling, which...

I do run firebolt as well, and it doesn't affect the play rate of our morphs all that much. I run 15 and they all just are great creatures with sometimes supporting one or more archetypes. It's not rare to see a deck running 2-4 even

I wonder what part of this is what Maro tried to do for 10 years? Can't be the setting right? I mean it seems really cool, but I doubt it would've caused any troubles

It definitely never plays like echo It's an alternative cost that makes your card more flexible like a charme creature almost.

May i ask why you dislike morph so much? My playgroup loves the poker-like element it provides

I could see green being in neither madness nor flashback. But I really really hope it is in one at least. Also new morphs are always welcome too.

I think the highest power version of Wildfire is this card in my experience, because it leaves absolutely no way back for you opponent(s). Devastation If you combine it with some kind of finisher that doesn't die to it (Tuktuk the Explorer, Chimeric Mass) it works out like a 2-card win combo...

This one is really interesting. I don't want to include a 5-color domain archetype, but having a single build around seems like it could bring more variance into drafts with ease. I once had this guy in my cube: Etched Monstrosity He didn't got drafted a lot, but I could see bringing him...

That artwork is so ... prehistoric. Could be from an old "dino-book" I've had as a kid. Damn I love old mtg art.

Reclamation has been really strong for us, even before the life gain theme went in. It works great with both, dredge and sacrifice strategies, which are common for black in my meta. In the right deck, it is like a reuseable Eladamri's Call. In black. That gets the same creature again after it...

People define build-arounds very differently. For some, they are just cards, that can work as signposts or payoffs for an archetype. I for one prefer a little more strict definition. For the sake of this thread, lets agree on some characteristics: - It completely shapes the way you draft...

Phyrexian Reclamation Slaughter Two of my favorites, because they are so easily scaleable. That makes it so, that they are useful without but become better with more life gain.

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