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Just make it in Cube Talk, you can start your own thread if you want. General is for non-Magic shit.

I can see these cards working in a pushed environment. I think everybody cut Bonehoard from their vanilla cubes.

The card is inelegant as fuck. I think that's the complaint. There's no cohesion between its parts, which makes the Prowess part feel very shoe-horned.

I don't know how much this helps, but I would also focus on "what works well with the graveyard" but "what creates fun decisions with the graveyard". I really like the way Tarmogoyf / Deathrite / Snapcaster / Scavenging Ooze / Liliana interact in ways that are interactive and force you to think...

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If your ideal scenario is card parity while dealing 4 damage to target player and possibly fogging an attack, it's okay, but not a great tempo play. Truth be told I haven't played with the Sphinx much, so maybe I'm spouting bullshit. It's been on my "to test" list for a while.

Cards like Tangle Wire and Armageddon are interesting in that they sometimes produce really great memorable games, and sometimes are really really stupid.

I mean, it's not the worst, maybe we're undervaluing it. Sets up Morbid! I'm sure it'd see a lot more play if it was a leaves-the-battlefield instead of dying trigger.

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Yeah, I suppose. If that's what you want out of a 3-drop.

Thrummingbird needs a lower power level and some explicit theme support, but Volt Charge and Tezz's Gambit both work at a high power level.

I always loved the idea of a 3-mana sphinx, but this one misses the mark. If you want a 3-mana flier that gives short term and long term card disadvantage, Master of the Feast almost strictly superior and still probably not good enough. I don't think most of our cubes are that hard up for...

Yeah, CT's on the mark here, the random and delve thing is really cool, but the lifegain is so disjointed from the rest of the card.

This is a weird card. The X is just a kicker. Putting it in the main cost would lead me to believe that the X affects the creature in some way, but it's just a lifegain spell stapled to a reanimation spell. I like the interaction between "random" and Delve though.

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When I played Eldrazi Domain last, I had Rosheen and Chandra, the Firebrand out and doubled a Red Sun's Zenith to the dude's dome for lethal.

I think that, if anything, this is a case of other cards being too good.

The Rosheen problem?

Don't we have a DND thread?