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Round 1 of post-Conspiracy updates~ In: Brago, King Eternal Dack's Duplicate Dack Fayden Selvala, Explorer Returned Cogwork Librarian Deal Broker Lore Seeker Pernicious Deed Stifle Misdirection Brainstorm Dissolve Mogis's Warhound Out: Demigod of Revenge Manamorphose Searing Blood Forbid...

Is Capsize more or less miserable than Sprout Swarm?

Might be TOO GOOD AHHH nah it's probably fine though I just stick to the official rules... for an Un-card...

Gaea's Cradle Birthing Pod Natural Order Craterhoof Behemoth Edric, Spymaster of Trest Boon Satyr Green has a lot of ways to put a random 1/1 body to use, AND typically has fewer ways to see extra cards than blue or black in most cubes; UB wouldn't even care about Strix if it wasn't so pushed...

Rotates in and out of my cube. There are enough ways to get more value out of visionary that I never really mind having it around.

quick thoughts: more evoke creatures? karmic guide saffi eriksdotter phyrexian reclamation gifts ungiven crypt champion sheoldred, whispering one haakon, stromgald scourge survival of the fittest primal command if survival is too much, maybe another fauna shaman? Impaler Shrike Blind...

I've been testing it out and it was ok with Young Pyromancer, Quirion Dryad and such. If you play a lot of the spells-matter cards then it's fine I guess.

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yeah triple theros/btt is a bit disappointing because bestow/monstrosity are great but the games can snowball too hard. journey helps with better/more removal and less bestow but it still plays out similarly in my experience

Eh I don't think rgd was fun because it was a slower format; m11/m14 were slow and boring. Imo formats like rgd or roe were interesting because there weren't a lot of dead turns; you were typically advancing the game towards a conclusion most turns, and there was enough early action to force...

actually some versions of sf2 had moves with random damage and/or stun values

If I run the conspiracies, I might just let people decide what the "named card" is when they flip up the conspiracy. It's not like they can reuse the effect too often in one game and it adds some extra options in game. Also removes the fuss of writing crap down. I'd also probably allow you to...

You can stoneforge for mortarpod, and it has some synergy with stuff like flickerwisp or uw venser. Also playable as a removal spell of sorts without other synergies. Not great but it's playable. Also works well with deathtouch (and lifelink)

I only drew Spiteful Returned once, and when I did I bestowed it onto a Fabled Hero and attacked for approximately a billion damage.

Ones 2 Champion of the Parish 2 Gravecrawler 1 Carrion Feeder 1 Dryad Militant 1 Gnarled Scarhide 1 Vault Skirge Twos 1 Underworld Coinsmith 1 Spiteful Returned 1 Hero of Iroas 1 Blood Artist 1 Jinxed Idol Threes 2 Fabled Hero 1 Silverblade Paladin 1 Herald of Torment 1 Xathrid Necromancer 1...

Reaver is bad when you are behind and doesn't really break open ground stalls when the game is fairly even. It's great at kicking your opponent when they have no blockers or removal spells I guess, but I don't think "good at making my opponent discard when they already have nothing relevant" is...

Looters are mostly just because I like looting... Control decks have been the primary home, but I am running a few reanimation spells so that interaction comes up every so often. I recently cycled out a bunch of value discards to test out some ideas so the looters aren't quite as good as usual...

I mean I like anything that lets me see more cards, that's why I run so many looters.

The Broodmaster has been good for me. Obviously it dies to removal, but if you untap or just have a billion mana lying around when you cast it you can mitigate that somewhat with monstrosity in response. Also the instant Gelatinous Genesis can go wide enough to mitigate the chump-block issue...