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I don't know. Do you have any suggestions?

3-0 with this pile (2-0, 2-0, 2-1). Had some active chatters in the stream, deck functioned as intended. I really liked the utility lands this deck ran, and it was pretty difficult to make cuts, with cards like Cryptic in the sideboard.

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Ideally. The most fun part is always the Skype banter at the beginning.

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Why did deed never see play there?

I will warn, I got into Pauper and had a few of the T1 decks (Delver, Post when it was legal, MBC) and got bored of it rather quickly. The most fun I had with the format involved some awful brews. Here's one: It basically revolved around dumping guys into the yard, bringing them back via...

Exploit also triggers Evolve (e.g. play Faithful, sac it to itself), which is an interesting interaction.

Card's I think are worth considering: Tajuru Stalwart Skyrider Elf Painful Truths Rogue's Passage Fieldmist Borderpost Endless One Roil Spout Roilmage's Trick Boggart Ram-Gang Radiant Flames Cryptborn Horror Curse of Chains Minister of Pain Sidisi, Undead Vizier Silumgar Sorcerer Sidisi's Faithful

My main problem with Brilliant Spectrum is the existence of this card: Allied Strategies Also, Spectrum felt like quite a poor card if I cast it for only X = 3.

Prefect card or too brutal?

Doesn't Nether Star require you to have an extra copy of every card in your cube?

That's because it hasn't been published yet. :)

This method doesn't have lands or artifacts or multicolor cards. I wrote an article about it, but in my experience Grid gets wayyyyyy better when you use just 4 colors instead of 5.

My worry is that it doesn't actually create tension. As a one-of, how many scenarios exist where it's actually correct to play around this? If your opponent is in topdeck mode and you're on 6 life, are you going to forego playing your 6th land and finisher to try to play around this? Second...

Overlap in card demand. This is all about draft environments, archetypes and drafting dynamics.

Uh... so, actually, a lot of my drafters suck at this. They take like 60 cards and shuffle them over and over. That doesn't do a lot. What I do is: 1) place the cube into 8-10 piles 2) take the top 5-6 cards of each pile and shuffle them into a new stack. 3) repeat step 2 until the original...

You guys are going all out on the sample graph, I have like 10 of these. :p