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People love playing with the broken customs. In fact, I have way more second thoughts about them than my players :’)

Share a Story {2}{R} Sorcery For each creature target opponent controls, exile the top card of your library. You may play those cards until the end of your next turn. Whenever you cast a spell before the end of your next turn, target creature can't block this turn.

I think there's a link to my alternative cube in my dooblydoo? Anyway, I have a Heritage cube that does this; that is, permanently alter the cards in the cube. The way I do it is start the draft with quests on the table, which you can complete during play. Whenever a quest is completed, a...

Land cycles and breaking singleton are responsible for the majority of my wordcloud :D

It's just based on the card names, right, not on the rules text of the cards in your cube?

Definitely One with Nothing.

Same. The attractions are somewhat promising, but I don't think I can run those alongside lesson/learn, and I don't really like the random aspect of it. Hats, outside assistance, and stickers (despite my other cube) don't do it for me. Photo Op Cards like this make my skin crawl. It breaks...

I think you're underestimating the payoff on attractions. It's free value that accumulates over time. They remind me a bit of planeswalkers, actually. Obviously it depends on how playable the cards are that open transactions, but I have high hopes for the playability of them.

This art reminds me very much of Forbidden Friendship Unlikely Allies {1}{w} Sorcery Create a 1/1 white Human Noble creature token and a 1/1 red Dragon creature token with flying.

:swagg: #RespectTheBrushwagg

Boooooooooo! This is just a kick in the face to our community! Pitchforks! Torches!

You're forgetting Warhammer 40k which came in between :oops:

I'm worried Magic is losing its magical hold over me... This set provokes nothing but apathy from me :oops: like, I'm actively not excited for it, to the point where I feel like it's a chore to follow the spoilers, so I stopped bothering.

[... excellent rant ...] May I recommend Headley's Aerie / Magonia, a two-part youth novel fantasy series set in the modern day that I really enjoyed, and Felix Gilman's The Half-Made World, a (to me, at least) fascinating fantasy novel that has intelligent trains in it? (@TrainmasterGT this...

I now wonder what you think of Innistrad, which very much incorporates both scientific and (a lot of) macabre themes?

I wasn't interested in the card to begin with, but you really unsold me on it :')

I have not forgotten how incredibly miserable miracle was to play against. This card is getting nowhere near my cube in a million years. Miracle can go screw itself, it's one of the worst mechanics ever printed, and it should have stayed dead. My $0.02.

This is kind of spicy! Suprised it wasn't mentioned yet! Also, in the long line of unexciting Temur legendaries, I present you... A 2/2 for 1GUR. Wow. This, on the other hand, is quite fun support for the little guys archetype, alongside stuff like Raid Bombardment, and it's also super sweet...

Geist of Regret

Galea's base 4/4 stats are simply better than 3/3, putting it out of range of a lot of common removal spells and giving it better survivability in combat. The ability is arguably better as well. Tapping an opposing creature down to investigate is good, but you do have to pay mana to crack those...