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It was actually not that big of a blast. The grid drafting and rotisserie draft worked far better.

Elspeth just tended to not make great games of Magic for us, and other white walkers felt more compelling.

I hardly know 'er snag.

The zombie subtype is useful for when you exile all of your gravecrawlers to cast it.

Are you just trying to set me up for a bad joke?

My wish for red is to have more creatures that work in aggro and control, and this doesn't really seem to tick that box.

What on earth can she block without dying?

World Eater? I hardly know 'er...

Oh man, one time I had Koth in play and got Wastelanded off of mountains. Good times.

Oh, yeah, I suck at reading comprehension. I read it as an ETB trigger. I guess it's better than my initial evaluation, which is based off awful assumptions. Ooops. Sorry readers.

Sometimes when scrolling this thread I forget what it's about and wonder "why are people suddenly posing all these shitty cards in the Single Card Spotlight thread?"

Where we're going, we don't need P and T. Have there been cube cards that rely on allowing your opponent to connect in the red zone to get full value? Sounds awful. Also, this with flash is I guess "tension". Do you eat their guy or wait and exile it? Usually I don't think it will be a very...

What are we talking about in this thread? Chris Taylor, your post makes no sense to me. Who are you addressing?

word.

Time for a good 'ol fashion grump-off.

Hey CML, for the "card reviews" are we supposed to know which card it is? I can usually figure it out (Blood Artist, Stoneforge Mystic), but it might be easier on the reader to have it listed explicitly? I was pretty lost at the intro until I found my bearings.

I read the first book and couldn't get into it, then jumped into Season 2 of GoT and had a blast.

Yeah, Community. Britta is protesting something dumb an non-controversial like an oil spill.

Your video or mine?

Well, the main contrast is there are people in the community that are far less whiny, in either direction of the earning spectrum. Nobody has ever sold competitive Smash as an "advisable career choice", so...