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How many of each "humans matter" card do you run? I'm thinking of making a package for humans that overrides Lynxes with Champions and guarantees humans in lots of other slots.

Suck on this fat piece: Lorescale Coatl

You keep yours on a side table??? People always start deckbuilding during the ULD at my drafts anyways. It's not really an issue.

In what world is this a card?

Well, I'm running quad Brainstorm currently, so the environment seems substantially different. I'm okay with it not getting played, but I really like cards that create some drafting dependencies. Maybe you pick it up end of Pack 1 and take Brainstorms more aggressively from then. That sort of thing.

Write more about incidental human support people. I need to see what the options are. And only if the stuff is playable in an attacking deck. Trinket Mage is already pretty iffers.

That's kind of the point.

Would your answer change as a function of X, where X is your density of Brainstorms?

Worldknit actually has an interesting thing going for it. Along the lines of drafting as many conspiracies, you also would want to take as many lands as possible as to not water down your deck. In retail that means taking basics at the end of packs. In cube you can reduce deck size by taking...

Oh snap, are we doing this? You have something against Rick and Morty?

It means you have to play all 45 cards you draft. No sideboard.

Is this a more palatable miracle than Bonfire?

It's pretty cool in Eldrazi Domain.

Eric, tell us what's up.

Eric, let's talk about this card:

[4:13:21 AM] Chris Taylor: they arew [4:13:26 AM] Chris Taylor: but like [4:13:34 AM] Chris Taylor: other than flamespeaker and chandra's phoenix [4:13:38 AM] Lucas Childs: I like courser [4:13:40 AM] Lucas Childs: it does a lot [4:13:41 AM] Chris Taylor: both of which I'm doubling btw...

For added visual effect.

Okay, there are two really interesting points here. I'll start with the latter: I don't think the 4-of rule hurts fringe decks. A ton of fringe decks rely on a high density of obscure interactions, and without four of each they can't really pad out properly. The closer you go to singleton with a...

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