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They did use a sort of similar perversion of white to show how Phyrexia corrupts everything before. Inquisitor Exarch Suture Priest

3/2's are better :p For real though, I feel like 3/3's hard shut down aggro decks, even though they are also great in aggro decks.

Archfiend's Vessel's wording suggests that you are right.

You missed only one! :)

Deer friends, doe you did nothing wrong, it's hart to look at you. I'ld give a stag-gering amount of bucks to get you back, but this is no time to be ruminant. Let others fawn over Oko, I herd he's a bully, so we'll leave him be-hind!

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Did you know that the art on this card depicts a cougar / panther?! I know, it's wild! :D

To be fair, it is your second largest section. It looks like it just compensated blue for your Storm Crow cube :P

I'm waiting for your findings :D

Did you already notice it runs Regna, the Redeemer and Krav, the Unredeemed, Zndrsplt, Eye of Wisdom and Okaun, Eye of Chaos, and Virtus the Veiled and Gorm the Great, but that Sylvia Brightspear is left hanging without her partner Khorvath Brightflame? :D Edit: Or that, despite starting with...

I mean, yes and no. Firstly, quests still offer a significant upside over playing cards face-down, because they give you some sort of advantage (often card advantage). Secondly, given that you don't want expensive cards because you can play them face-down, you would want to run them because they...

Hahaha, that was a certified reanimate from Kinslee :D

I really liked the Warcraft TCG resource system. A very bare-bones explanation is that cards cost generic mana instead of colorless mana. Every card can be played face-down as a resource (that is, a land), but there are dedicated resource cards, called quests, that have a single use ability to...

Excellent shitpost XD

Happy 2023!

It was me, but I didn't even get it to the skeleton phase :') It's literally mana base, gold section, and blue staples. https://cubecobra.com/cube/list/basicblues

I'ld love to have an opinion here, but I have organized only one cube draft this year, and that was before the summer, so I haven't even tested all the cards that came out this year :)

Sorry Morphling, but sadly not new info. Train posted that two weeks ago :) Kaito being spoiled as {u/b} does mean Train's theory on 10 monocolored planeswalkers (1 compleated and 1 unscathed in each color) is out of the window though.

Yes and no. The thing with kicker is that it was invented first, and they found out "pay extra for an additional effect when you cast this crd" was way too open-ended because they want to do it so often. Channel wasn't the first self discard for an effect ability, cycling was, and there honestly...

Because channel (originally from 2005's Saviors of Kamigawa) is the more broad mechanic (discard this card to do something), but cycling was conceived years earlier (for 1998's Urza's Saga). E.g. Arashi, the Sky Asunder Colossal Skyturtle Ghost-Lit Raider The only other channel card (besides...