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A render always gets the idea across better :) I used the Spellbook border from here.

I thought a bit about the logistics, and it seems to me like you want to make the 2nd and 3rd boosters first, then shuffle in all the alpha cards and construct the 1st boosters. That way you minimize the required amount of shuffling and card sorting. As for the mechanic, I think it's a good way...

Cool! Thanks for the answer. Those scenarios do seem environment specific though. For example, they don't apply to my cube (no Gruul madness, no Golgari (period), no Terro, no Wash Out. It's good to name some cube archetypes / cards that would make the second Mongrel a good fit!

Noose Constrictor is the Wild Mongrel of this cube. Have you ever felt the need for two Mongrels?

Another option is to turn around evoke. Mercenary Poisoner {1}{b} Creature - Human Assassin Contract {1}{b} (When ~ enters the battlefield, sacrifice it unless you pay {1}{b}.) When ~ enters the battlefield, destroy target nonartifact creature. 2/1 Or, shift the cost to the upkeep...

Meh. Foils.

I think the token was custom, not the card that created it per se :)

Off the top of my head, isn't that the art for... Stolen Identity Edit: Hehehe, I have recently been updating my Bant token commander deck, I believe I cut this card, or had it in my maybe pile. I don't know. Anyway, I was right! :D

So... Are you still looking to do a wedge set? What's the overarching idea of the set going to be?

Myth Realized Bonds of Faith Compulsion Narcolepsy Necromancy Seal of Doom Hidden Stockpile

Zur the Enchanter Great build around me card. You need to retool your cube a bit to make it shine, but searching up Bonds of Faith, Metamorphic Alteration, and Phyrexian Arena is just too much darn fun :) Sharuum the Hegemon It's not hard to get an artifact subtheme going in these colors, and...

Also, Extricator of Sin is a sweet, sweet card :)

She still wins the cleavage alert award :rolleyes: Love the card, but sacrificing three white creatures us quite an ask.

Five out of five stars confirmed ;)

*woosh* Ok, woah. To me that was extremely confusing, but now that you pointed the reason... Style points for consistency. After rereading I have to up my score from four stars to five stars ;)

Right at the start, I'm like... Wait... Doesn't Flashfires destroy all Plains? You're thinking of Acid Rain, I think? And Flash Flood, I'm not sure what that card does, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't wash out white permanents... /me checks cards... Oh boy, that was a sloppy start... Edit...

Well, was Khans of Alara quickly solved? It's probably really hard to replicate Innistrad levels of deep, WotC can't even do it, and they're paid to do it.

They're a confusing signal to drafters. They go into only one faction, so they are less flexible than enemy color cards in this particular set. They are much worse than actual three color cards at signaling the fact that this set is about three color factions. They eat up card slots that we then...

I think we need a third person's input here, because I don't like the way Shards of Alara handled its uncommon gold slots. I don't think there's much to gain from an allied color card that goes into one guild only. If your goal is for drafters to move into a shard, you might as well print...

Can we ditch the allied colored cards? We don't have that much space with everything that's going on, and I think it dilutes the identity we're trying to build. They're also harder to generate a unique identity for, since each allied color combination is only played in one of the five factions...