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Don't forget that flickering counts. As does madness, rebound, and half of the graveyard mechanics that WotC has published over the years. And not just when you do it, either.

Well crap, I was wondering why it seemed so pushed... Yeah, it probably only gets to live in Aristocrats, then. Am I wrong in thinking that this guy could be a pretty sweet build-around?

When I first saw Body of Knowledge, I misread it as drawing cards whenever it dealt damage. That felt... less OK. I think Impulsive Goblin has uses outside of Aristocrats. Off the top of my head... An aggro deck might like it as a "free" mana-fixing 1/1. Going Mountain →Impulsive Goblin →Kird...

Oops, sorry about that. I'll go back and fix my posts.

This probably isn't the right place to post this, but... Providence I wish this card was playable.

I know, right? This card, however, seems like it's going to be a fun build-around:

Hullbreacher I hate it, and I wish that Blue didn't get this kind of effect.

The thing I like about Ich-Tekik is that you don't have to be running splicers for it to be good. Green gets Food and Investigate, which are both mechanics that A) make artifacts and B) sacrifice them for value. You could also spread it out to RG for an amusing Artifact Aristocrats archetype.

Everything about it is perfect. It reminds me of why I love Green.

I mean, the nice thing about Cube is that every cube is curated by and designed for a specific group (which can vary in size from "just you and a friend" to "everyone who plays Arena"). WotC cannot force you to upgrade your cube through power-creep. It's not like, say, Modern or Commander, where...

I know that this is the low power thread, but damn is Forsaken Monument pretty alongside morph.

Ghostfire Blade is definitely something that sorta flies under the radar. I dunno if 17 cards in a 498-card cube is enough density for it, though. Maybe if you also ran artifact creatures? I also note that you aren't running Stratus Dancer - is it not up to snuff? Speaking of artifact...

I think that the mindgames aspect of Morph is greatly overstated. The design space for Morph (and related mechanics, like Manifest or Megamorph) is actually wider than you might think. Sure, you have Morphs designed to play mindgames: Broodhatch NantukoKarona's ZealotScornful EgotistSkirk...

Has anyone considered using Morph to support a Colorless Matters archetype? Flayer DroneHerald of KozilekGhostfire BladeRuination Guide I don't really think there are enough cards to really get that to work, though. EDIT: If you're willing to run custom cards, changing "artifact" to...

Tuia really disappoints me. I've loved Wild Beastmaster since I started, and seeing two legendary creatures in relatively quick succession that are a less interesting take on the concept (of doubling/tripling down on pump) is... frustrating. At the very least, the power increase should happen...

I really like the Courier. Even if you're just dropping it onto an empty board, it's a 3/2 for 2W that works with token strategies and can recur itself.

Ah, thanks - for whatever reason, my eyes were just skipping over than first period, and I was going "Wait, Elf Court? I thought the Green Court dropped lands/creatures?"

Do you have a link for those of us who aren't on Reddit? It's really hard to google for this kind of thing right now, because most of what comes up are the leaks.

Thanks, @vennythekid, for articulating how much I like the tribal design for ZNR better than I could. :p One of the nice things about Party is that, other than the abilities that actually require a full Party, the abilities tend to be playable as long as you have 1-2 creatures in your Party...

One of the things I'm the most ashamed of is the fact that my grandparents had to speak to me in English instead of their native German, so... yeah, I'm jealous.