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The ABBA-Halloween episode of Community is one of my favorite episodes of television ever. EDIT: This is what happens to RipLab threads. Sorry Sam.

I mean could they not have just been like, regular 1/1 flying bees, and then the queen grants them Deathtouch?

Have there ever been constructed-playable Spiders?

I like how they printed Hornet Queen in a set with Convoke because that card needed the extra edge.

You know how sometimes people read Onion articles and don't realize they're satire?

Rev in Cube is so much more fun than Rev in Standard. Probably because you're only facing one of them.

It also supports 14-card packs because I will never read that thing.

Is this an Ikea joke?

Soul Reap and Tragic Slip are currently my favorite black removal spells. Efficient answers with some play to them.

It's not the objectively highest quality book out there, but I had fun reading it (and the sequel, haven't gotten around to the third). Mostly I read it because a girl I was into at the time recommended it. This is her legacy.

I wonder how the removal of 187s in favor of guys who need to attack affects the power of black control. Actually, I don't wonder. I just want to point out what's happening here, not that there's anything wrong. But I would expect this to have no small impact on set balance.

It'd be really cool if there were more lifegain in black. Is there a way to do a PW that is effectively that 4CMC sac spell with Rebound as a minus? Or is that too close to 3CMC Liliana.

Sometimes a tournament gets to heads up, you go all in and think you flop the nuts. But there are still two more cards to come. :(

Some sort of Transmute of -X tutor effect on a PW might be fun.

Hey Sam, thanks for tuning in. I don't know if I have too much to add here, I've been at the cubing thing for a lot less time than some of the others around here. I started with the usual resources, and quickly gravitated to people who were doing things a bit off-beat. Thea Steele had...

The modes are different enough that it'd be more grokable as a split card. {2}{U/R}{B} // {B}{B}{B}{B} // :3::b: Okay, maybe not, but it took a couple re-reads to really get what was going on, and even then it's not that intuitive.

I tried it a long while ago, which didn't make me eager to go back. Meanwhile Poker interfaces haven't really changed in the 4 years since I last played, but mostly because they were good back then already.

Data on last picks? :)

I agree with the idea of having strong design goals, but I also think some of these (e.g. aggro-flashback) will flesh out later. There's a lot that will be unknown for a while.