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Skrelv's Hive's honestly pretty cool — I'd honestly be pretty happy with that as a "poison in a box" card if my cube already had proliferate in it. Mercurial Spelldancer is also pretty neat. The body's a bit pushed, but that effect is pure gas oil. The Eternal Wanderer is... hoo boy. The only...

So, something like... Broko, Chief of Clowns - {1}{G}{U} Planeswalker - Broko +2: Make a Food token. -1: Target artifact or creature you control loses all abilities and becomes a 3/3 green Elk creature. -5: Exchange control of target artifact or creature you control and target creature with...

So, here's Green (But Fake This Time) I started it from a seed of ten cards that literally only cared about Green creatures and spells (with Arbor Elf to say that Forests were also important). You'd think that Green would be the biggest section. It is not. EDIT: Apparently there's a lower...

That raises a pretty good question — I wonder what the cube would look like if the "seed" was just a bunch of "color matters" cards?

I should never have doubted THE WISDOM OF THE CUBE.

I'm not surprised, given what other games you're into.

The thing is that you can't really call the colors different "factions", Erik. "Factions" implies that the card pool has cards that are unique to your "faction" — if you're playing a Druid in Hearthstone, you get Druid cards that no-one else gets to play with and there are Mage cards that you...

I tried the resize method on a list that only had Storm Crow in it, and this beautiful pile of cards is the result. I think my favorite part is the single Soldier token. You know, I never thought about making people draft their tokens, but maybe that's the wave of the future? EDIT: I keep...

Important note: There are some NPCs that you are very much going to regret not killing. No, I will not tell you which ones. It should be fairly obvious if you're paying attention. EDIT: I just realized that this thread started in 2013, and that Jason has probably tried Dark Souls if he was...

That's honestly what I was getting at... except one of those cards costs half as much to trigger the relevant synergies, which is a pretty big deal (there's a reason why "spells matter" decks run a bunch of cantrips and not, say, Jace's Ingenuity). In general, unless you're Karshtakavaar, most...

I think we can all agree that Mnemonic Sphere is a strictly cooler version of Hieroglyphic Illumination

As someone with a great deal of fondness for Angel of Vitality and Honor Troll... Knight is pretty alright. I wish it had some way of giving itself lifelink, though. EDIT: Basically, I just want a version of Heron of Hope that's a first-strike bear instead of a Spotted Griffin.

Nah, you can't. It'd have to be worded as something like "You may perpetually cast that card this turn" or something equally weird.

I feel like Kaito's problem (insofar as Kaito has a problem) is that the times when he's bad overlap heavily with the times when the archetype he slots into is bad. Like, legitimately, I think I'd be happy or sad to see Kaito in basically the same situations as I'd be happy or sad to see Ninja...

Kaito being two colors means that we don't have two mono-colored cycles...

Ghoti - {2}{U} Creature - Fish Spell Mastery - Ghoti costs {1} less to cast and enters the battlefield with a +1/+1 counter on it if there are two or more instants or sorceries in your graveyard. 2/2 //// Fish - {1}{G} Sorcery Mill three cards, then return a creature or land card to your hand. :p

What we really need is support for brick counters! Pyramid of the Pantheon Sunset Pyramid Edifice of Authority Luxa River Shrine Oracle's Vault

My only complaint about those adventures is that a lot of them feel very disjointed. The best way to approach designing adventures is to ask yourself how well the two halves work with each-other. I honestly think my favorite example is this fellow: Lovestruck Beast This guy is actually pretty...

Yeah, I think Train has the right idea — Lorwyn's art tends to really stand out next to more recent art, partially because of how bright it is.

Yeah, it's not like Counterspell, where the number of situations where having a Counterspell in your hand instead of a Mana Drain would be an improvement can be counted on one hand. Meanwhile, I can think of plenty of situations where I'd look at a Mana Drain in my hand and go "I wish this was a...