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Uhm... Avenging Huntbonder Daring Fiendbonder You're right about one of them? o_O Edit: And let's not forget about the "delightful"... Slippery Bogbonder

You can choose any counter when you sac an artifact, you don't have to actually have a permanent out with that type of counter on it

Now that you mention it, Flamespeaker might unironically be a lot better in my current cube than it was in the one I tried it in. Not only have I lowered my power level a bit since then, but I also properly support the Feather deck in my current cube! Maybe I do need to retest this?

I spot a Squall Drifter in that deck. That's a snow creature. I think snow is a pretty advanced mechanic, as it's sort of a mana supertype as well. If someone asks you "what does it mean that this is a snow creature instead of a normal creature?" and you have to answer "nothing, just ignore it"...

Yep, I share Shamizy's experience with the card. Less good than it appears.

And part 2:

Space is tight, I don't have any certain includes anymore, I feel. But... These are the cards that are interesting to me, part 1:

Interesting, but I probably want to make sure it can't (easily) trigger more than once in a single turn. Also, considering the curve and my current roster if BW cards, the only way I would want to add this as a 4 drop, is if I replace Seraph of the Scales with a custom BW angel with afterlife...

How would you colorshift/redesign Captain Sisay to a {1}{w}{b} legendary human? Would you keep it a tap ability, would you change it to an attack trigger, and add some keywords?

I just realized, what I really want is a colorshifted {W}{B} Sisay. I could easily cut Teysa, Orzhov Scion for that. Am I crazy thinking that Sisay would be fine as a {1}{W}{B} 2/2? Also, Sterling Grove is in dire need of a reprint. Make it happen WotC, it's just an uncommon! I do own a...

All of these work with Dominaria's historic theme, and a couple of the new ones can be tutored up with Zur the Enchanter. I don't think you need to run a two sets here, by the way, and I don't think you need the rare 5 color one either. Just the 10 uncommons should provide ample support for...

Oof! Sometimes games can be harsh. I do think this would have trouble against decks going either over the top or under it. There's a lot of synergy, but your early creatures are all very fragile and easily outclassed on the battlefield. Looks like your deck just needs a little time to start...

I think Siege Rhino, while a very strong card, is not the biggest offender. It's a one time effect, and it's three different colors. Taking out just Siege Rhino is not going to change the deck from coming together again, just saying :)

Not every guild is interested in bouncelands, and Barrin is blue. I think blue-based control and ramp like it, and of course landfall stategies. I run the UB, RG, and GU ones in my cube. WB and RW get a painland instead. Don't be afraid to break up your land cycles to best serve the color pairs...

Yep, love Barrin, excellent design! Also, six extra shrines! And the uncommon cycle has haikus for flavor text! <3 https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/making-magic/wait-theres-core-2020-06-15 Seriously, shoe-in for the t10 best flavor text ever! Also also, this is a cool design...

Yeah, red is pretty strong in this cube! I've seen reports that the difference in win rate between being on the play and being on the draw in this cube is (allegedly) over 10%!

Welcome back ;) I've got some suggestions from the last four years for the other cards you're looking to replace :) Dark-Dweller Oracle Light Up the Stage Syr Carah, the Bold Mire Triton Stitcher's Supplier Syr Konrad, the Grim Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy Nissa, Steward of Elements Risen Reef...

That looks like a sweet deck Peter! Please tell me it did better than 2-4 :) I've only done the two drafts I put up here, and both times I did the same thing: pick fixing over almost anything, pick wraths and planeswalkers, pick bombs and removal.

I think this card is super expensive, but it has significant blowout potential! It's hard to evaluate, because while doing everything is powerful, it comes at too a steep price for a regular counterspell, cantrip, or bounce spell. That said, Cryptic Command proved to be very powerful at 4 mana...

Well, when life gives you strawberries, eat 'em, right? I went 7-2 again, losing one game to The Immortal Sun, and another to Thief of Sanity. The mana was perfect. Sadly I didn't get to combine Mirari's Wake with the Finale of Glory, but I did get to cast March of the Multitudes for X = 16...