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I asked because I wanted to buy them for you. No need to be afraid of 12 year olds hurting your cube anymore :P But then I saw the numbers. I do not quite understand why you pay much, much more for your small sleeves than your average ones. If you are willing to buy some cheap ones, I will...

How much will it cost to double-sleeve your cube if I may ask?

They did! My bad! I misread. For some reason I read it something like this: “I can’t afford the 12 year olds to mess up my cube.”

May I suggest double-sleeving your cube? Some call them perfectly sized sleeves and what they really do is make sure your cards are never hurt unless somebody bends them more than 50 %. Dropping a bottle of Coca Cola on the cards are suddenly not a scare anymore.

What’s the reason for not running double-faced cards? Are you playing with your cube sleeveless?

It might actually be worth it! What’s your plan on cheating it out or ramping into it? Or control until hard cast?

Will we see an even legendary creature as well? :)

The cool thing about ninjitsu was the hidden information. This is face up in the Command Zone. There is no surprises when you want to ‘cheat’ this guy onto the board. Scratch off the Commander part and we have a cool card :P Is anyone running any kind of ninjitsu-theme in their cube?

That’s genius!

Black now has miracle(s) Should they have named the mechanic something else for flavor reasons (Misery maybe) or do you agree it was for the best to not have two different keywords do exactly the same? The card will probably be spoiled in high quality artwork in the coming days.

Yep. It is nitpicking and I agree with both you and Aston :)

I hope you managed to understand the argument even if you found a minor detail to step on. You asked “Is there any reason to play Seacoast Drake over Glint-Nest Crane or Supreme Phantom?” and you got your answer. There are many reasons but I have highlighted the most important ones for you. I...

I am repeating myself now but here goes: It all depends on which experience you want to give your drafters. They mainly have the responsibility to try and break your cube in order to win as much as possible and you mainly have the responsibility to give the players a fair and safe experience...

Tons of arguments now that you ask. The most dominant ones are: 1. Better cards are not always better for an environment. By making one card better you also make all other cards relatively worse. 2. Signaling. If your players see a Phantom they might (should!) think there is a Spirit tribal...

That either sounds like a terrible person, a stupid person or a person who just had a really bad day and was looking for a power trip only to receive the opposite (not an act of evil) Good story :)

Don’t people usually rage quit based upon future expectations more than past experiences? If Player 1 has a bad game but knows his deck is good enough to get into the top 8 I do not think he will rage quit from a tournament after that bad game. If Player 2 has a bad deck he knows he can never...

Jeskai Windscout! Lore, artwork, watermark and much more build-around potential.

That’s okay Peter. The card has only been around for 12,5 years ;)

Probably the difference between having 1-drop mana Elves and not ;)