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I guess I'm having a hard time figuring where I prefer it to Charming Prince or Flickerwisp without feeling like it's an odd scenario. I do have every reasonable Ninja that isn't a $50 Clone in a similar role, but those feel like they come down with added value. Skyfisher makes me feel like I'm...

This seems like the general sentiment but it never felt like it did anything. This was a longgg time ago, however. That list only has a couple of things that Flickerwisp, etc, doesn't have.

Is that the whole campus set, or specifically you find Quandrix appealing? Curious if it's the latter. I don't know what I like and my cube is a fucking mess right now.

kor skyfisher Sell me on it. I've run it before and didn't get the appeal.

A 1 is obviously Hufflepuff.

Yeah, I wasn't about to check a 43 minute video lol. Pretty interesting that the JP Foil and the US Foil of the JP card is different.

The etched foils only have a tiny bit of foiling on them.

spellheart chimera crackling drake Drake variants. All come with pros and cons, with Enigma likely being the most consistent of the three. EDIT: You may want to wait a set to make anything D&D themed...

With a heavy heart, I have reduced the number of different kinds of tokens in the cube so that players will actually get the correct token. A moment of silence: call of the herd roar of the wurm spider spawning abhorrent overlord And more... It does feel a lot cleaner to me, though. Marionette...

Given that he asked for low powered, I'd like to point out that this is much more fair if you only include cards to discard one at a time. The draw 14 Wheel is probably excessive, as is the draw 4 Looting, but Tormenting Voice or something is much more tame. You can shape the card's power level...

There's names for nonblack color combinations???

I used to run about half of my noncreature red spells as burn. Every red deck wants them. I've recently been experimenting with running spells as a payoff for decks that run lands.

Yeah... It's difficult to know what is or isn't taxing for a beginner because we're so far from that level of understanding. I'll look into some simpler decks as a start. See how that feels. Thanks.

True. I'll look into specifically bolstering the simpler strategies. The massive amount of text generated by having a graveyard effect on many cards or an extra sentence for exiling something is a lot to deal with while drafting.

I've been fighting an internal battle between me wanting to make the deepest format possible vs my playgroup being half beginners/intermediates that can't handle that much text or super tricky interactions. They aren't going to remember that they have a dozen effects waiting in the graveyard and...

Seems like the best solution. Interestingly, the mystery booster cards have been printed recently and still have their old text. So I added -set:mb1

Is there a way to search scryfall for cards as printed? Specifically, I'm seeking burn spells where I can get a physical copy that properly lists the targets.

They fix your mana as much as seeing more cards and having more lands does, but I mostly agree. You could also argue that you aren't fixing anything in a monocolored deck, for what it's worth. I do think Rampant Growth is the much more flexible card. A lot of Gx decks want that and/or Farseek...

Have fun carrying around as many different tokens as possible.