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One with nature seems not bad though. But I think Keen Sense and/or Sixth Sense could just be better most of the time, because they can draw you business cards and require far lass shuffeling.

If my 2-drop eats a removal spell, I'd be pretty okay with it most of the time. The same could happen to young pyro or baby jace, so that's not what makes a spells matter 2-drop bad I guess. To be fair, quite a few of my payoffs would be a little weaker in your list, or not? I'd say yours is...

Depends on how much weihght your payoffs can carry I would say. In my meta, a big Rise from the Tides or a Talrand or Charmbreaker Devils, if they survive a few turns, can usually win a game on their own (with spells obviously). Just from my mind, I would say I'd like to have around 13-16...

Don't forget white/blue skies! Picking all the fliers and calling it a deck might be the oldest draft archetype in mtg history :D

Oh right, damn, work makes my brain fart

What are you're thought on spells matter future sight? Precognition Field Looks like it would be able to generate lots of CA in any deck with 13+ instants/sorceries. Also exiling top deck lands or unneeded stuff in the late game is not bad either.

Well, only works until you reveal a Land, right?

From all the colors, {W} is the one I like to play the least. But when, blink is my favorite white archetype, because it feels so tricky. I support it in {W}{U} with enablers and targets. {B} is like a tertiary color, although black abuses EtB-triggers in a "sac and recur"-manner, it works very...

Has anyone tested this ghostly snek? Have you been happy with that ghostly snek? Cryptic Serpent PS. I know it's not a ghost and not a snake

What would you guys say, how many payoffs does a cube of a certain size need to have Spells matter be a clear, draftable archetype?

Okay, you guys convinced me. I'm probably testing out the wall now. Additionally, I even want to add, that the splashability of the wall is not irrelevant. In my meta, there are often decks like {B}{G}{U} dredge, where {U} could sometimes end up to be not more than a light splash. The wall...

I would not.kind him getting back my Wash Out or Windfall in such a deck, but that's not the main approach here I'd say. Let's discuss these spell diggers in the light of a controlish version of the spells matter deck. Even in this deck I think I would prefer merfolk over wall because the fish...

But isn't Salvager of Secrets just better than the wall? I mean, even in a control deck I would image that trading with some X/2 is better value than just keeping a 3/X in check for a few turns. And in tempo decks for example, having that relevant body on the board to attack after you got your...

I like spells matter a lot. I shifted from tempo to a more control oriented deck lately and I'm happy about that. Delver/Kiln Fiend is just more of a narrow deck imo. Here are the pay-off cardsI'm running currently. Really happy with them: Thermo-AlchemistJhessian ThiefGelectrodeTalrand, Sky...

Drafting Inschos now ... www.cubetutor.com/cubedeck/964945[/url]"] Ones 1 Faithless Looting 1 Greater Gargadon 1 Noble Hierarch Twos 1 Abrade 1 Goblin Bombardment 1 Lotus Cobra 1 Sakura-Tribe Elder 1 Wall of Roots Threes 1 Blast from the Past 1 Eternal Witness 1 Mimic Vat 1 Reclamation Sage 1...

I really really hope we will see more of the investigate mechanic soon. Love it.

Jhoira is pretty cool for an artifact value deck. I really like the clean but powerful way she rewards you for playing lots of artifacts. It is a good signaling card that tempts you to go for that archetype.

I don't like the idea. Why does garfield not have more to say in the way magic is going these days actually?

You're missing this boss Lightning Mauler He and Lookout are my favorites.

All I have to add here is not playing the original desert feels like a crime to me