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Birthing Pod decks are spicier with Opposition, as demonstrated by Hannes.

Maybe my title was misleading. It's less about having a metagame and more about having a simple selection of lands that play well. The point of having reusable lands is for simplicity and ease of deckbuilding. This should be a fun, rapid prototyping sort of deckbuilding, not agonizing over...

Primal Command is awesome with or without lifegain. The more I see it in action, the more I'm impressed.

I've had a lot of people tell me to try to get into stand-up but that seems like a terrible idea. There's a big difference between making people laugh at pithy improvised bullshit in conversation and prepping a canned set to do. I tried to think of some monologue and have never felt more unfunny...

Perhaps I should not read the forums on my phone while waking up from a night of drinking.

Okay, here's the problem I'm struggling with. Although the ETB Untapped Coliseum was fun to play with, it seemed far more powerful than its Evolving Wilds counterpart. Perhaps Evolving Wilds should put the land into play untapped? Being only able to fetch a basic still makes it not strictly...

Delver of Secrets I wonder if anybody has a Ryan Seacrest "Delver of Seacrest" alter.

Multiple Pridemates possible?

Tell me a new thread name and I will change it.

James got Shelldock Isle + Meloku online in a draft of ours, but unfortunately still went 1 - 2 because his deck was marginally terrible.

I don't really see how they're more up in each other's shit. It's still 4 people drafting 180 cards. I think it just feels different because you shorten the misery of each pack, while having nearly identical drafting dynamics.

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I don't know what you mean by "not viable" but please elaborate so I can write a scathing response.

Psssh, but that Snapcaster had three whole targets!

Hmm... this is the only legitimate seeming advantage I have heard so far. I wonder if it's actually true though. I guess it's easier to notice what's gone from an 8-card pack than a 14-card pack.

Yesterday Dimir control 3-0d an 8man, beating spicy Bant Pod in the finals. Sunday monoblack zombies took a six man.

So this weekend James and I tested a prototype 2-man format that actually proved to be much more fun than expected. Basically you give each player a pool of 100 nonland cards from the cube, then build decks of exactly 15 cards and smash them against each other. The winner keeps his deck, and...

Are there clues to a contest entry here?