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Yeah, but if Red aggro is VIABLE and Rakdos or Boros aggro are NOT VIABLE due to the quality of fixing, then your only recourse is to just abandon ship to another archetype, if you started in it and realize you're getting cut. Not that there's not skill in that, but I don't think it's a super...

So, some points: I run what is (arguably) the highest density of fixing of any cube, as well as the most flexible, and even I sometimes get forced into playing two-color or mostly monocolor decks if others are aggressively taking fixing. Further, it's less of a pure spectrum, and it's important...

Really? Am I the only one who is super excited about him?

http://www.starcitygames.com/tags/Vintage Brian DeMars remains my favorite SCG author

Yeah, we've often been concerned with splintering off the forum into to many directions, but so far it's been the right call every time. As always, we're open to feedback.

We're going to hide them in inopportune places. So many picked noses.

Two-color devotion decks seem indeed much more natural, and since the gods will have two "devotion count" in their casting cost, getting them online shouldn't really require many more permanents than the monocolor variants. I don't know that "1-color decks" are really a design gap that needs...

Eric's Nykthos image on the front page has a giant fucking cursor on it. Whomp whomp.

Decklists?

Setting some records today:

Shitty common: http://ow.ly/i/4hdu9

Somebody asked me a question about what type of chat bubbles are cuter. My Google Image search was unhelpful:

I gotta say, in the abstract, the multicolor gods are in a much better space design-wise than the monocolor ones. I hope they print some sweet ones so that we can abolish this "encourage monocolor decks in a multicolor draft format" nonsense.

True-Name Nemesis

We had our book club discussion on Ubik, and the overwhelming consensus was that it seemed like the author had like, three ideas for concepts he wanted to bake into a book, and ultimately chose the least interesting of the three. It seemed like the book was going to be fantastic about 25% of the...

Has anybody at Wizards explained why they gave Blue an army-in-a-can card?

I really like the idea of playing with a haste-granting tapland. Like, you gotta do some prep work and sequencing to get proper value out of it, but it can really throw your opponent for a loop. Hasty Grim Lavamancer, go!

What if a red one granted haste?

Yeah, but I think part of the problem is that many of the actual Vintage decks are fairly poisonous. Dredge, Workshop, etc. If there is a way to emulate that threat level and interactivity that would be great. What if you had 8 different starter packs, and like, one of them came with a...