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Especially when you follow that up by recasting Seething Song and dropping another 5 drop.

Bonus Round Breaking Point Enthusiastic Study Galvanic Relay Kari Zev's Expertise Pillage Seething Song Volt Charge Wish

That's actually kinda fantastic, honestly. It turns from night to day because you have a hand full of lands? Boom, toss two of them and hopefully draw some action.

And they aren't even good words. Seriously.

I love how Magic had NWO, where they decided that cards shouldn't be novels, and then ended up writing novels anyway. EDIT: Look at this fine gentleman. Look how happy he is.

It also does a fun Wildfire impression, so that's nice.

Hey now, Bloodthirsty Adversary, while obscenely wordy, is actually a solid, fair card that scales nicely with the power level of your format. Admittedly, that's because it's arguably the weakest card in the cycle... but that just means that it isn't dumb garbage.

But it's Green, blacksmithy. A green 6-drop is really just a 3-drop in disguise.

It's a fun time.

We don't have an Honored Hydra yet. There are still a bunch of cards yet to be spoiled. EDIT: Behold GEORGE:

Look at this sweet little dragon.

My opinions on the set's mechanics so far: Flashback: Always lovely to see, and we've gotten a bunch of nice flashback spells so far. No complaints here. Disturb: Hey, it's basically Aftermath, But For Creatures — I enjoy the fact that you can reset a disturbed creature by flickering it or...

Ugh, I've been doing a good job staying away, but... I'm In This Picture, And I Don't Like It.

The real question is whether or not you draft your cube often enough for people to notice the changing seasons. It's like how Elvish House Party can "randomly" either be really weak or really beefy. --- By Gnome Means seems like it'd be pretty interesting, if only because of Ikoria adding...

I also think that there's an additional factor of "set oldness" recently, and that's that Eldraine/Theros/Ikoria (due to having so many pushed designs) have drowned out a lot of the more recent sets. So of course Adventures in the Forgotten Realms feels old — only a small fraction of the set is...

I tend to get bored halfway through a match and start punting. Then again, I was something like 12-13 the last time I played, so... I'm more of a cribbage/gin player anyway.

Welcome to cubes built around grid-drafting.

Is this in any way like the sense that some games couldn't have gone differently? The sense that your fate was sealed on T2, and that you can't pull yourself out of that pit?

He looks like an evil cartoon capitalist, which means that he looks kinda like Walt Disney.