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So, food is like a shitty clue. Fine. Not sure on Witch's Cottage. I run a black cube where people will regularly run 10+ swamps, if not 15+. Is it good in that environment? Can't tell.

All three of those get so unfun so fast for me.

I really fucking hate Geist. Consider if either of these scenarios are miserable: 1. Geist gets blocked like a little 2/2 bitch. 2. Geist bashes for 6 repeatedly. Geistcaller seems pretty cool in the right environment. The payoff is a little low for how often I'd expect it to trigger. If the...

Whelk seems really swingy. It will often rot in someone's hand or it will counter a massive threat and totally swing the game, like a reactive Control Magic. Depends how you feel about that. It is cool. Combo with Mystic Snake, Frilled Mystic, and Mystic Genesis to really get stupid far ahead...

Benthic BiomancerBloodsoaked ChampionDread WandererGutterbonesGravecrawlerBloodghastScrapheap ScroungerPrized AmalgamSkaab RuinatorGisa and GeralfChart a Course I run a UB aggro-value deck based on this kind of stuff. I double up on most one drops, because I'd rather have the guys I need than...

IT MATTERS A LOT BRO!!!

Na. I almost went on to talk about how great Glare is, but didn't wanna make my post require more than a second to read. Glare is in the expected colors and will never immediately end a close game. I think we played one game with Opposition in my earliest Cube stages and everyone who was in or...

Opposition is grossly out of place. Takes the nonexistent blue creature deck in most formats and makes it fucking miserable to play against. I hate that card.

I'd be interested to see what other games those guys tested before determining MtG is the most complex. Seems like any game with sufficient game length (no obviously computable turn 1-2 kills), random topdecks (along with a non-cooperative mana system), and a rather large card pool would meet...

My hybrid/split card section is a toss-in. There's no balance. Just add the cards and some different decks will pick them up. The exception being stuff that costs triple hybrids or something.

I run him. I like him, but I also run a mostly-black cube that can support a lot of graveyard stuff and I have a soft spot for excessively fat green creatures.

The one thing Hearthstone does right is that it has some awesome effects that you can't do with physical cards. There's surely more, but this is one that stuck out in my mind. There's another one where you reveal your hand and summon a random minion with the same cost as each card revealed. I...

NEW cube? You devil. Modern has a RW legends deck that revolves around Mox Amber that you could check out. It's very aggro.

I know how to use it but don't really have the time right now to put together a proper list.

Lol it's me and I put shitty phone pics here, if you can stand to look at them. I can't. : https://riptidelab.com/forum/threads/cbs.286/page-145#post-84190

That actually sounds like it would be really cool.

Sedris is a fuckin' sad 3c card

It's the greenest Charm. Really like it.

Here's the shitty pics of the black cube that some people wanted. Bad glare from kitchen lights, but they're readable with zoom. https://imgur.com/a/mCfaGsS Imgur uploaded them in a totally random order, so, sorry. They're split into W,U,R,G creatures, W,U,R,G spells, artifacts, multicolored...

I think it depends if you want an interesting, aggressive, versatile two drop or an ETB, guaranteed value, know all the info about the opponent's hand, fuck up their hand, fuck up their day, asshole three drop. It's hard to say.