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Lands is a clumsy one, because I'm playing with the idea of a cube where only cards of a given color can be of a given color. So artifacts and lands being tied to a color would be... clumsy.

I'm thinking... Dreamroot Cascade

I mean, Black's thing is "I can do anything, as long as it hurts me to do it", so I'm not terribly surprised.

Kinda random question: what would you all say is the most "iconic" type for each color? My first instinct is something like... White: Enchantment Blue: Instant Black: ??? Red: Sorcery Green: Creature

Dargons just make me think of an Eternal Darkness Skyrim mod. This pleases me.

It's not that it's a problem, really — I'm sure that people are going to buy them, and that that's going to make WotC's stockholders happy. It just feels unreal, and it feeds into my general sense of panic and unease due to things in general going off the rails over the past year-and-change...

Yeah, pretty much. EDIT: Nope, I'm wrong.

I think you could do it with a bit of clear, thin plastic — like, just take some cheap penny sleeves, write on them in sharpie, and cut them down to size.

Behold, the mightiest pupper: The reason that this one is digital only is because the "when you cast your next creature spell" clause sticks around until you play a creature, regardless of when you do so. This feels like an incredible aggro enabler, since simply curving out pretty much puts...

You ever look at something, go "this is obviously fake", and then realize with a sinking feeling that it isn't? Yeah.

I am basically a cube graveyard, so...

I will take three copies. One for myself, one for my portrait, and one for my french girls.

Electrostatic Blast is an amazing design. I love it. EDIT: This is a cool card, and I want to make it work in paper:

It feels like it's a mechanic designed to be more entertaining to watch than to play with/against. I'm clearly in the minority here, though.

Yep, I'm baffled by you people. Discover is so... spectacle-y. It's actively part of the reason why I stopped playing Hearthstone (alongside getting screwed by the internal economy and the fact that it feels pointless to play card games without human contact). Which is a shame, because I did...

:edh:

I don't share your opinion of the mechanic, sadly. I never felt like it was satisfying to use or play against.

My thought is more along the line of "wow, picking three cards randomly chosen from a specific curated list... that sure is a specific number!" more than any real value judgment.

As someone who also has a leg twitch... it ain't flicking cards, which is a habit that I'm incredibly surprised people develop in the first place.

And that's why Stop That should be legal in all formats forever.