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I think they worked well for the magic players who think of auras when they think enchantments, not some stupid legacy combo deck or humility

All hail mindless null

But eric, it did:

Wait what? Kokusho is a punisher effect? :P I mean sure, by that definition every creature is a "punisher card", because your opponent has the choice to either remove it or let it deal damage to them :P Maybe they were being more literal? I mean they are punished for killing him... I think...

I'd probably cube either/both of these: 2UU Sorcery Take an extra turn after this one 2GUU Take an extra turn after this one Search your library for a basic land and put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle your library

Vanilla doesn't mean bad, it just means the creature doesn't have any abilities. Chimney imp and Snapcaster Mage are not a vanilla creatures, Tarmogoyf and Scornful Egotist are

Tehcnically French Vanilla means Vanilla with a keyword: Trained Orgg is vanilla, Rootbreaker Wurm is french vanilla (Akroma, Angel of Wrath is Napoleon) But for the purposes of this discussion, nobody cares :P And it's a weird balance. By my definition, Wurmcoil Engine is "Vanilla in play"...

I was thinking it more like Frenzied Goblin (Manaless activation, but doesn't need/get to to attack)

Well in play, he is. Also we all know that we use Vanilla and French Vanilla interchangably, right? Right? Moving on

Which you should Armageddon is swingy. Regardless of how powerful it is in practice, it's just frustrating to play against a card that stops you from doing anything

Random Idea: W1 T: Tap target creature. Activate this ability only as a sorcery 2/1

oh god you guys did not just convince me to try this...

I like molten rain so much I constructed my cube such that pillage wouldn't be necessary

Most people have swapped over to the vindicate test, which lets creatures that have haste (for eg) be good as well. Which they all still fail :P

Err, it is a 2/2 haste shroud unblockable...

But no limited format has ever started on turn 1...

I'd posit that the odds of me winning by ignoring their 5/5 flier are greater now than they were at the time: IE Aggro sucked

Well, it does do something unique and weird, if not powerful

Kinda plays like condemn, but without the surprise value, which both an upside and a downside

I haven't ever actually tried spawning pit, but I will say it's got some major advantages: Mana free sacrificing (Key) affects the board (Altar) Sacrifice deck and "Can't block" theme deck have some major major overlap, so the 2/2s will put in work just being thrown under the bus in the worst...