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I agree, but everything's connected. You can't increase the power of nongreen creatures (one of green's original strengths) without compensating for it. While green is still the color of big natural stats, clearly WotC compensated the color by giving it some much needed creature interaction.

I mean... mono green is a tier 1 (maybe tier 1.5) deck in the current Standard meta and it runs a spicy creature destruction spell ;)

I mean, this is basically what Planar Chaos did :)

The old gold border will never look good to my eyes :oops:

Norin the Wary

Hahahaha, that's priceless! Yeah, this was a major plot point in previous Innistrad sets. Notably, however, Sorin created Avacyn as a caretaker because he didn't trust the predators of Innistrad to restrain themselves. These two sets are basically proving Sorin was right.

I vote Stormbind as well. It's the more iconic card, and it doesn't have the unnecessary trinket text about Satyrs.

Boooooo! Stupid vampires. They didn't really think this plan through, did they? Their food needs food that needs sunlight...

Are... are you all trying to convince me to test it out? :oops:

This is an old design of mine that worked quite well! Art by Mohammad M. Al-Mutairi.

So... the casting cost has to be exactly the same in mental magic, right? So if you draw an Arrows of Justice, a Duergar Hedge-Mage, a Duergar Mine-Captain, a Hobgoblin Dragoon (as an aside, man, was Eventide the first D&D set or what?!), or a Scourge of the Nobilis, and you decide that stopping...

I think there wasn't a single other creature that came close to being a baneslayer featured at worlds this weekend, so your point still stands regardless :)

I mean, arguably, Goldspan Dragon is one of the best creatures in Standard right now. I don't know how much you want to count that as a baneslayer, since it has haste, but still. On the other hand, two birds and one turn probably takes the cake as the best "creature" at the moment...

Should have been a 3\2

I played There Is No Game! yesterday. Absolutely recommended, loved every minute of it (or hour, around five of them to be precise). If you love puzzles, tongue-in-cheek humor, and breaking the fourth wall, you are going to love this game!

Agree, Ninja of the Deep Hours is sweet!

Agree, I run both Loam and Crucible (and Ramunap Excavator) to support my Wildfires. Crucible is gas even outside of that archetype. It sometimes gets picked up by the discard matters archetype, for example, because discarding lands for value, then still being able to play them is value!

Well, blinking it doesn't really work, but returning it to hand with cards like Shepherd of the Flock does!

Clockwork Servant This is actually a great adamant card as well. The base stats are meh but serviceable if you can't get three mana of the same color, but the upside is a color agnostic Priest of Ancient Lore that trades the 1 life gain for two points of toughness and cross synergy with...

Yup, I think you're looking for set cubes. I once started a reimagining of Odyssey (https://cubecobra.com/cube/list/tgo), but haven't finished that one.