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They only get a clue for each nontoken creature! Is warped landscape like... reverse crumbling vestige? Colorless up front that turns into any color later? I'm over here losing my mind over thing in the ice and my friends are asking me if Hinterland Logger is good enough for standard...

Voting for the concept and not necessarily the hard numbers I lovesoulfire grand master so priest gets my vote again. I just really don't need another card like shadow servant, and its list of decks that want it is particularly narrow for this contest. Stoneforge Foundry is a good concept...

It's the last image in the flavor article / on her planeswalker page on the official site. I'm pretty interested in how they'll design her if they follow the lore and allow the player to flip her back and forth- there's so much cool stuff they could do. Will be very disappointed if both sides...

"Brain Jar" Artifact first ability: put a charge counter on ~, then you may cast an instant or sorcery with converted mana cost equal to the number charge counters on ~ from your hand without paying its mana cost Second ability (removing any number of counters is an additional cost) : Scry X...

Some of these cards feel 'finished' while others could use tweaks, but in the spirit of the contest, to design a card that is both fine on its own and fits in multiple cube archetypes, I think a number of them are simply too narrow or resemble existing cards too closely to vote for. I'm voting...

Sure, but your main point (the one not in parenthesis) was the one I was addressing. If it's a dud statistic, don't use it yo. Because we're (the consumers) concerned with what the product is worth when we buy it, and the prices of the (all reprinted) cards before their reprints is irrelevant...

I don't think averaging the price of the rares is a good way to estimate the number of bulks, since a few hyper-inflated cards (noble hierarch) or used-to-be-mythics (like the hydra, which I have no doubt would've been bulk as a rare) can bring the average up. Comparing pre-prices is a good way...

I hear you to an extent. I don't think they can make every common valuable to players while making a stable draft environment. As long as the vast majority of the rares and a fair number of uncommons (and some commons, heck) are worthy of keeping I have no problems with more expensive packs...

It's cool in a world where aura removal is abundant- that's the only cube where it's actually impressed me.

There's always

Slight shift in frost lynx. Wizards hitting around the target with commons but not quite getting there New, graveyard-enabling Uncovered Clues. I thought the dragon's maze card was neat but not quite there- the extra card and graveyard dump might get this there?

That structural distortion flavor text... "As Zendikar has bled, so will Innistrad. As I have wept, so will Sorin." -Nahiri

I, for one, will not miss bluffing path just to buy a turn. RIP all the same. The "well I guess I just hope they don't have it" train is still on schedule, though.

10,000 hours in MSPaint Edit: Just to be clear, I didn't do squat but edit the words. In mspaint. Didn't realize there wasn't an artist credit before I posted, and I snagged it off a blog that also doesn't credit it.

I was gonna say distortion strike for rebound (and power) but that 'stun' tech is neato Also I didn't realize the new card was a cantrip. Sweet.

How often and how big of a difference is that from making it a base 3/2? I personally think keeping all of their activations at 3-cmc or above is part of the tectonic edge charm. Lavaclaw just feels flawed because its 'flexible' scaling power is of little practical consequence compared to its...

Hey, just because Emrakul (with Hexproof now) isn't out yet... Also I just think it's bad because Ulamog is an answer to it, and can't be counter-targeted by it before it dies.

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I feel like this is the best of the "feels powerful but is just awkward enough to not be outright good" cards in this set. What are these? They feel so off.

I always play a basic of my splash, no matter how small, so I can thank my opponent for pathing me. I'll be getting some wastes because the chances of full art wastes ever appearing again seems a lot lower than wastes at all, so why not chuck a handful in the land pile? No real cost to do so.