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Okay, I admit, it's not strictly worse. But strictly less interesting than Evolve, Graft or Proliferate would have been. Here is me hoping that there will be at least an interesting design Witz non-mana adapt costs. How about a mongrel variant that adapts for a discard, Wizards please?

What are peoples opinions on this little Dino? Wayward Swordtooth

I love the plane/setting and the first block as much as always. But that doesn't mean I can't be critical on new things set on that plane right? And Adapt is just a strictly worse monstrosity, so ... :p

Well, hatte to complain again, but once more the last keyword seemed to be a better fit. Evolve was more interesting at least.

Here are my Top10, ranked by the impact they had on my cube: Tatyova, Benthic Druid Conclave Tribunal Skyscanner Dawn of Hope Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain Oathsworn Vampire Wayward Swordtooth Goblin Cratermaker Regal Bloodlord Stitcher's Supplier Those cards made things much smoother or helped...

Is it better than Thrasios, Triton Hero, though? I'm definitely not cutting Tatyova for this :p

https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/the-rumor-mill/802701-tithe-taker That's a powerful keyword. Still, I'm really disappointed. Orzhov gets something different again, seems to be more creature based now and it doesn't working with my lifegain theme in that colors like Extort...

Thanks! Yeah, that's what I feared. See, the idea was to find another discard outlets in green for Gruul Aggro Madness. But even there, you probably don't wanna recur a 5-drop that trades with a saproling or goblin token,xeven when the discard is upside. And cards that only do good in one...

Okay, I have another one that's fringe Gigapede How low has the power level to be, to make this a good card? Or am I maybe undervaluing it?

Not sure if it goes into the same slot, but a blue 3-drop that could be great for that deck would be: Laboratory Maniac

Hmm yeah, getting more than 2 triggers a turn is really tough in our cube, since we don't have that combo element. Landfall is more about incremental value. Guess I'll pass on the Eel. Wish he was a 2/4 or a 2/3 at least.

They should've been just a special type of creatures. Would be easier to interact with and make more sense flavorwise. Even gameplay wise, when they could just attack and didn't have to use 3 certain Spells all the time.

In the Simic landfall deck I integrated in our cube lately, Baloth Woodcrasher has over performed. He alway hits as an 8/8 trample, which is really something in our meta and he usually threatens the 12/12 on every swing. I don't get how he was so good, being vulnerable and everything, but I tend...

I think the offalsnout art is sweet, and I'd rather play with and against that card in limited than with every planeswalker ever in every format. God, I hate that card type.

I don't like it more than Psychatog or Dralnu, Lich Lord, but you and myself, we might have talked me into trying Agony Warp over Consuming Abberation, which is nice but not all that interesting actually.

In my experience, Agony Warp is a card that can't be underrated anymore once you've seen it in action. Especially when it is used against your creature, killing one attacker and shrinking another do it doesn't deal damage or loses a grade. That said, I'm not cubing it for the boring reason as...

I kinda hope it's not "if an opponent lost life this turn" cost reduction, because this feels kinda win-more to me. I hope it it "if a creature dies this turn", like a cost reduction version of morbid. That would fit my Rakdos sacrifice theme better as well.

May I ask why not Agony Warp? It seems to be a perfectly control sign, kills a dude and prevents 3 damage.

Or you could just go with tricky removal: Agony Warp

This guy is a really interesting control finisher and I'd call his art more classic than gross: Psychatog I'm talking about the og odyssee art obviously