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Maybe this is what an alien abduction feels like.

How much better is Raise the Alarm than the un-run Dragon Fodder?

Wait, is it not just five mana on turn 4? T3: morph face down, T4: morph for {2}, netting {G}{U}{R} + two untapped lands. Am I missing something? Oh, you tap it after you morph. I see.... interesting design indeed.

Didn't people like drafting sets backwards instead of forwards?

Those are interesting criteria for best designed. I wonder how other people make their choice?

What do you think it is and why? Each of you get one submission. Winner gets a Chipotle burrito.

No, I clicked on one for Korean brides. I've seen Miss Saigon...

These ads know what I'm in the market for! A replacement!

If only we had some way of knowing what back-to-back two-set blocks look like...

This change means that retail drafts are becoming decreasingly singleton. :p

Yeah, I mean I see what you're saying. Part of the key was dropping the power level so that the baseline power requirements were lower. It's also structured much more like a retail draft set than a traditional cube.

What small third sets have actually been good?

Time to update your avatar.

http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/mm/metamorphosis

I don't think Lotus Cobra will ever not be my favorite green card. Unless you count hybrids.

I actually think Lucas has some good points here. But what they fail to provide to me are any compelling reasons to run the cards. "It's not that bad" isn't the form of defense I'm looking for.

That is indeed a very low creature count. Do you run Daze? I would want Daze in that deck.

I think generally draft environments want cards with a higher base power level. Relying entirely on synergy is basically a death sentence for a cube card. I'm sure you can find exceptions in the posts below. :p

http://riptidelab.com/optimizing-poker-decisions-using-icm/

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