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Gideon + Assemble the Legion isn't beatable is it?

No, it's a two deck metagame. They only have to play well with each other.

If you're a visual learner like me, this may be useful: http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/riptide-mtgo-account/spoiler/

Thanks Kirb!

Contest time! Lately I've been having a blast with pick-up-and-play Magic formats. James and I have played a dozen+ matches of cube pack wars, and I want to take it a step further. I want fun decks locked and loaded to battle for whenever I get that Magic itch. Duel Decks! Your task is to...

I tried watching an episode of Black Mirror on Netflix. I didn't realize two things: a) that I was starting in Season 3 on accident b) that the episodes are stand-alone. That said, I thought S03E01 was terrible, and I couldn't sit through the whole thing. Anybody have a list of episodes to...

Is this too non-low-power? Ogre Battledriver

Never change.

Not the probability of having that type of hand. The conditional probability of casting each spell on Turn 2 given a [3 land hand].

I think we already know the basic conclusions, but if you feel like doing more of these, I would like to see separate tables for 2, 3, 4, and 5 land hands.

Larger deck sizes are bad for your synergistic build-arounds.

This is the same wheel that you selected from my guild rankings. I told you it was the objective truth.

I fixed up this post a bit. Use the eraser in the top-left to remove all formatting. Copy into notepad also if needed, then copy back. Some things were hyperlinked for some reason. Then wrap it all in a 'ci' tag and it works.

Okay, so, Dom linked in the OP an old debate between CML and I that was basically to the effect of, which card is harder to cast between a CC card and a CD card. Let's say we have: Anafenza, Kin-Tree Spirit Fleecemane Lion For simplicity, say we have a deck with 11 lands, distributed as...

Petition to rename this thread "Too Few Lands".

Which guild is this?

My affinity for Orzhov comes from a very early impression of playing Magic. This pairing gives you the "good / evil" dichotomy in the same deck, which I found pretty interesting. It also seems to be a relatively rare constructed color combination. It's perhaps an outdated impression, but it's...

I think {U/R} and {B/G} are sexier as enemy color combinations anyways. Guilds pairings ranked by coolness (objective rating, best to worst): {U/R} {B/G} {W/B} {U/B} {W/U} {B/R} {G/U} {R/G} {R/W} {G/W}

Translation: "we can't change the card-backs".