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For example, for Warriors, I think all of the following cards are good in a dedicated warrior deck: Mardu Woe-Reaper Arashin Foremost Rush of Battle Blood-Chin Rager Blood-Chin Fanatic Raider's Spoils Chief of the Edge Chief of the Scale There's a bunch of playable (depending on your format)...

There's a lifegain matters theme there, but the power level is all over the place and it's very parasitic. Humans, warriors and zombies all have good support in both colors nowadays, thanks in no small part to Amonkhet block, so tribal is definitely an option.

A second Cloudfin Raptor, at least that's what I'm doing :) Delver of Secrets is a trap I feel, as it's hard to flip but kinda gross when it does on your second turn. Maybe Phantasmal Bear is an option. Truth is, there aren't that many interesting aggressive options for blue. On purpose. The...

Does is say BROSHUGGS? :D

Dominion plays around with this mechanic, though when I looked it up there were actually less cards with the mechanic than I thought. Most of the cards offer a bonus if you trash them, not actually enable you to trash themselves for an additional bonus. I found only two straight up examples that...

Nice work! Mocking proxies is a chore, anything that speeds up the process is great news :)

So five treasures, loser picks first and third, winner picks second, fourth and fifth? Yeah, that would work I think, unless all of the treasures are super desirable, then picking more might be better than having first choice. That's something that can be figured out during play testing though...

Dungeon Run is fun to play though, so don't let that deter you from designing an offline variant :) If the goal of your game is to win X games first (or gather X points, or whatever), it may be more interesting to let the losing player select first from the Grid Draft. That way you have a...

http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/magic-general/604600-pro-players-and-basic-lands Second post in that topic pretty much sums it up (not that I'm a pro player, but yeah, consistency and aesthetics).

Both cards are perfectly fine I feel. I don't personally run Vengevine, but it has received high praise around here, and Jori En has always been fun in my cube.

Oh lord: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/unstable-variants-2017-12-06 :'D

Yeah, those are the ones I run, and I don't see myself ditching them anytime soon. Her Swamp is probably my favorite Swamp ever.

The cascade Garbage Elemental is not garbage o_O

That zombie is so great. The bird nested in his mouth by the time spring rolled around :')

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No, not at all. She's not that to remove, and she's not really all that hard to block either. I mean, her and Glare of Subdual aren't a pretty pair, but whose fault is that really? In my experience Mirri has been a fun card that adds some board control to GW decks, but I would still pick Knight...

Fixed! Our image source loves curly quotes! [/sarcasm] I ran Glare for a long, long time. I even tried to fix it once I determined it was too obnoxious, but even the nerfed card proved to be too good. I love the effect, I even love playing with it, but it was making my players miserable, so it...

Champion of Wits Undead Alchemist Vizier of Many Faces Wing Splicer Drake Haven Followed Footsteps Rise from the Tides God-Pharaoh's Gift

I'm interested in hearing how contraptions perform. If anyone (RavebornMuse and Boromir of Borg I choose you!) is going to try them out, please let me know!

Designing individual cards is a lot less time-consuming than designing a whole set, I'm happy to give it a try ;) Also, here's two more swarm cards to demonstrate the design space for this mechanic.