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Shimmerdrift Vale is basically evolving wilds without the shuffling. Thrivings are closer to fetch/shock (With I guess mono color fetches?) The huge upside you get with thrivings is many more of them are relevant in the draft. You don't need to be in green to want a green thriving land, as the...

Thrivings are better Shimmerdrift Vale I certainly consider running them a great thing

Interesting

Nah it'll work fine for proxies, you just need a 1/8th of an inch black border:

Okay so technically this is different to partner with because they can all be partners with eachother, but not any other commander? o.O

Update: I've at least asked in the Cajun thread about this. In the meantime, there is a template for the Extended Art Tall frame (Link), the one everyone seems to love a ton more than I do

Jim does at least seem mechanically interesting

Okay, I'm not really happy with this. I think this is what I actually want: But this is existing magic art Maybe that's okay? Maybe someone has a better idea?

It's worth noting blizzard brawl and inscription of abundance are probably the two strongest removal spells green's ever got? (Does dromoka's command count here?)

I get that you write about magic professionally but you didn't have to flex on us this hard :P Please do though. I find it encouraging how many of these cards I do run already, and you convinced me to try deep forest hermit.

Mine was 88 :P https://www.cubetutor.com/cubeblog/88

Did you have issues with it coming back so easily? Graveyard ninjitsu makes me raise an eyebrow in general Also not only can this dude block, but he has first strike? o.O

What happened to this thread today

If it was an instant you could hypothetically block and then give them the boost? I'm with you I think sorcery is better

Vista is great, I've been running it for 20 years

This sort of thing is mostly why I run so many Prismatic Vistas

Is City of Brass is worse than a basic for a control deck? Painlands certainly aren't Also my point is that even if 70% of the decks want a signet, the 30% remaining is the drafters who need fixing most, and overestimating (by counting signets as fixing) does your worst case scenario a disservice

Man card conjurer, I've got to upload to imgur and link to that because the file size is too stronk.

Okay, small problem: The average deck doesn't want a mana rock, or at least not every deck wants a mana rock. Traditional aggro decks where your curve tops out at ~3 four drops, a signet is often worse than a basic. Given aggro decks need the consistency more than decks tending to go long...

Okay, can I suggust an insane solution?