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Having payed (and played) with those commander decks. Yes, they should have been brown (or at least partly brown). It is very hard to count the number of artifacts when they look like regular non artifact cards.

Yes it is. Even in the old days 3 mana 2/2 when one has to pay unlock the true power was weak. Fun due to the surprise factor but quite weak and really restrictive. Edit: do you mind that I will steal some of your ideas for my own morph cube?

Well, you could add non-creature cards from the recent sets.

You call me a gnome? I may look like one...

@Chris Taylor @Brad Of your choices I rate them: Too strong: thrashing brontodon sifter of skulls kozilek, butcher of truth horned loch-whale Why? Well for three one should be getting a 2/2 with a great ability or a 3/3 without an ability (when demanding more pips). Brontodon is too strong for...

Yes, it was for a new project. I like many changes that were made since urza block. But the exponential strength of cards cmc wise is something I do not like. To clarify: yes cards that cost more should be stronger, but if one makes it exponential then low cost cards are not worth it. Often...

No. But maybe someone can add a picture of a painting/something else no one can understand. Maybe I should take a break since the low powered creatures are already high powered for me. It is sad that an answer to the etb nonsense is an etb creature itself.

Where is the sharpie emoji when you need it?

Yes, but not against creatures. The power of the card lies against artifacts and planes walkers. Against those it is a banisher priest.

True. But you can stack equipment as opposed to vehicles. This implies that one can play more equipment than vehicles.

It is maybe a design mistake for a curse, but for a card is it that much of a mistake? It opens up beautiful play patterns. The curse as is is playable in a red control deck which does not attack. Maybe change the name to buried in gold and avoid the curse name in the type?

If all your targets are three mana creatures then yes there is a lot of trinket text. Still, returning multiple creatures is really different. Let alone the entering tapped, that sucks really hard. The tapped clause after victimising lost me the game around half of the times (and yes it was the...

Yes, as big as a disenchant with cycling. Unearth either has to broaden it's scope, e.g., add artifact, or it needs to be recyclable, e.g. cycling. In my low powered cube, it is the cycling which saves it. Edit : or sidestep it with more options like artifact /enchantments.

Why should they be mechanically identical? You want that silly ip cards should be like og mtg cards. Does it really matter that in corner cases like contested cliffs that the card gets stronger? If it should be a beast in proper magic, a beast it is. Similarly, a construct. You want to use the...

Returning one creature versus multiple is not something that should be swept under the rug (let alone with bonus counters). Unearth is only one return, your examples are multiple return. Something with apples and pears. I am known for playing low powered. I think returning one creature with cmc...

Why did they not color shift the og? Cycling does not hurt a very situational card at all.

It is much less activations than you think. After casting it you u tap the land used to cast it: 1 counter. Next turn activate 1: 2 Untap 2 lands and clock: 5 Activate 2: 10 Untap:13 Activate 3: 26 Untap: 29 Activate 4: 58 Untap: 61 Activate 5: 122 Untap: 125 Acivate 6: 250 Untap : 253 Activate...

Gollum requires a choice everytime. The ability is semi-grokable. But each time the owner gets to shuffle the top two card. The opponent has to make a choice on the outcome they want. And then guess correctly. This takes up quite some time. Cards to avoid are the ones which are most of the...

Gollum is not a good example. It is all gravy from the casters side. Look at it from the opponents side. Either the opponent guessed correctly and they cannot kill it through combat since gollom evades that. Or they failed to guess it and they cannot block it... It is a prime example of what...

That's why I put the madness example up there. Madness did not require rares during torment. Your example is one where rarity matters power wise is already going on.