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I couldn't care less about the watermark, but I'm always interested in seeing what cards get reprinted. They are reprinting a minimum of one card for each set ever this time! Since I'm trying to update everything to the new border eventually, these are my biggest hopes: Mana Tithe Necromancy...

That's a clever solution actually! Like it!

I like the Tinker Natural Order, but that shit should be {g/u} yo.

I found this Tezz just a bit too much in my cube when it worked, and not good enough when it didn't. I think Daretti is better, simply because it's cheaper? I don't know though, never played with it. I actually like (in my cube, which looks comparable): Tezzeret the Schemer

Sweet designs! Tip: right click on Swampcycling and disable the reminder text, then add it in by hand so you can change that second "Discard" into "discard".

I think that's more a problem with your friend than with the format. Not that Sol Ring isn't degenerate.

As an addendum to my already long post above, it's probably fair to say that WotC embracing the format and catering to it with specialized product has been both a blessing and a curse. For sure the player base has grown, but the reprints and new cards in them have been hit and miss.

Well, instants that grant hexproof don't use reminder text to indicate this, do they? It's basically the same thing, should be fairly self-explanatory.

Isn't that last line already the reminder text for "You have protection from that card"? (Except for the corner case of an aura with enchant player/opponent entering the battlefield directly (say with Replenish instead of being cast.)

I honestly couldn't remember. I haven't been part of a commander play group for about six years, so that discussion must have been a long time ago. As I said, I was honestly interested in an elaboration on why you think commander is a bad format. Now, as for the meat of the discussion... As you...

Out of curiosity (and not to start a flame war), why not? What objective intrinsic quality makes cube better? Whether you like drafting or constructed more is irrelevant for this comparison, because that's entirely subjective. Both commander and cube can be entirely miserable, but does that mean...

What more do you want to be said about a card draw spell. It's fairly straightforward. Other than the "look at target player's hand" part and the mana cost, which were already pointed out, there isn't much to add I think?

What you add is a way for the blue player to know if he should save his counterspells. Whether it's fun is another matter, but the value is there for blue decks.

I love Ghave, he's a good reason to move into Abzan. I might cut him when people stop underestimating him :p

I think it's a lot better than Delver in cube! Happy to add it :)

Enough that you'ld always be able to run one maindeck, though red and black obviously had no answers, and blue had to resort to bounce then counter. The main problems are that the best answers to Glare are in its own colors, and that {g/w} has an easy time to put out more bodies than most other...

Don't you know that looking at your opponent's hand destroys the game? It's why they had to ban Gitaxian Probe! :P Honestly instant is probably a bit much at 3 mana, though probably not "unbalancingly" so.

Did I tell you about that time someone playing a 5 color deck, fetching up four shocks in the first five turns in a 4 player commander game where the rest of use were playing two color decks and one mono color deck, became super angry at another player who dropped a Primal Order, threw his cards...

Ok, while testing my cube changes for Rivals of Ixalan, this happened. I think this is a pretty damn perfect home for Dusk // Dawn, and it's not a white weenie deck! Ones 1 Savvy Trader Twos 1 Ayli, Eternal Pilgrim 1 Cartel Aristocrat 1 Mikaeus, the Lunarch 1 Selfless Spirit 1 Blessed...

Can I just say that these cards are bff? Elenda, the Dusk Rose Ghave, Guru of Spores Dictate of Erebos