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The best griefer crap is the stuff that you need two to three innocuous cards to assemble. Obvious stuff is just gauche.

There's an alternate way that I personally like to look at ramp: There's a natural split between four and five lands (three and four if your format is super tight) where your land drops stop being reliable — by your third land or so you've burned through the lands you started with in your hand...

The one big trick that I'd recommend learning is... Go to a card that you like. Let's say... Lightning Bolt Now, scroll down on the scryfall page and click on "Open on Scryfall Tagger". That will bring you to this page right here. Which, importantly, is tied to a specific printing of...

If you're running into that many options, that's a sign that you might be asking the wrong question. :p Drill down a bit: what are you looking at doing with proliferate? We've gotten three "proliferate blocks", and they've all used it in different ways: 1) Scars combined proliferate with...

A good place to start would be o:"counters on" game:paper ... On a semi-related note, this seems like a really sweet card if you're messing around with Proliferate: Afiya Grove

It actually does matter for proliferate... except someone messed up and tagged the cards from ONE that care about you proliferating but don't proliferate themselves (like Scheming Aspirant). For a different example, something like this... o:flying -kw:flying Would give you every card that...

What are you scryfall searching for, exactly? I'm guessing you want something more than just kw:proliferate

Think of vigilance as a payoff in the same sense as, say, Mistmeadow Vanisher. Normally, you have a choice each turn between attacking and using your tap enablers — vigilance lets you do both within the same turn. ... On a related note, I'd argue that this card is actually a surprisingly...

I'm honestly a little surprised that no one has mentioned Vigilance yet, especially since it's a good way to fuel your "tap a creature" effects without falling back into aimless durdling.

I feel like I should avoid posting in this thread, because boy howdy are most of my ideas stupid jank. That said... "Mom, can we have Splinter Twin?" "We have Splinter Twin at home." Splinter Twin at home: Felhide Spiritbinder Aura of Dominion Priest of Urabrask

I concur that Thragdaddy is still probably your best bet for a five-drop green beater, at least out of those choices.

I'd honestly prefer it if it didn't explicitly tutor for a card with Madness.

Honestly, a cube that's built of nothing but the A+B combos that we all thought were so cool when we started off would actually be really fun. And it wouldn't necessarily be a straightforward list, since a lot of them would probably overlap. ... Some other combos that newbie me thought were...

Some other options (including a pet card): Purify the Grave Serene Remembrance There's also this weird set of cards, which are kinda-sorta graveyard hate if you squint? Spurnmage Advocate Pulsemage Advocate Shieldmage Advocate Forcemage Advocate Nullmage Advocate The Advocates don't directly...

I'd also take the Omenspeaker, because it's less dependent on my opponent having creatures (since you can technically beat someone to death with a 1/3, while that option is off the table with the Mutation).

I notice a lack of Arboreal Grazer (Fight with the 0/3. You know you want to! :btg:)

Eh, I feel like Magic would be a stronger game if they didn't feel such an overwhelming need to make every set feel completely unique. We literally have about two hundred different keywords/ability words. Maybe do a little bit of the reduce-reuse-recycle, eh Wizards?

I'll take the cake, please.

Give me Conspire or give me death.

I'm thinking about the following for various cubes: Chivalric Alliance Saiba Cryptomancer Exsanguinator Cavalry Seer of Stolen Sight Death-Greeter Champion Nahiri's Warcrafting Pain Distributor Voldaren Thrillseeker Shivan Branchburner Ozolith, the Shattered Spire Halo Forager Stormclaw Rager