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Some of these cards look like such a headache to actually play with.

What's to disincentivize somebody from just camping on it until they have more information? The later you can make your utility picks, the better. I think if people know what they're doing the ULD is pretty fast. It went relatively quickly on Sunday, and that had the added stupid layer of a...

I am in the Chris Taylor camp here. Cube is a super creature-heavy format, and often the windows for playing Ninja are super inefficient like with your 1-drop on Turn 2. Cycling for two mana on Turn 2 is not really a play most attacking decks want. It works well in, say, Spellstutter Sprite...

A lot of times I just try an idea and it feels overtly wrong. I didn't really realize I had it in place until somebody asked later.

Operation Blue Duals / non-blue Shocks has not proven itself to be terrible yet.

Probably super easy. Any sac outlet will do it really, it doesn't have to be bombardment. Falkenrath, Carrion Feeder, uh, some other card I'm not remembering.

These conspiracy cards are uh, well, I can't imagine them not being a headache with Cockatrice.

I tend to think of Ninja as one of those cards that works much better in constructed than limited.

Is there a way to price these activations so that they're not garbage?

I like how the title of this thread makes it seem like we have an emotional self-help board.

I'm going to need you to take that card and shove it wayyyy up your butthole.

I'm perfectly fine with people posting obvious ones too.

The Rosheen Meanderer thread. Rosheen Meanderer

Put a stack on the table or a placeholder that says "Temple" and let the players redeem it afterwards. Same for Fastlands.

I just added a ton of cards from this thread to my Polycube (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AkmGq9EqXDoidFBlWEZMNms0Nzg5WEtWNUpiOVZnU2c&usp=drive_web#gid=0) for testing. Anybody have more?

Ninja of the Deep Hours Worth a slot?

BTW the "Temple of <CHOICE>" and "Fastland of <CHOICE>" stuff worked great. Highly recommended.

Evasive Action works so well. Even in a janky deck like this with so many non-basic land type cards.

Yeah, definitely. How to properly implement them is certainly an issue. I wonder. The design I put into, say, the sacrifice the package, could pretty seamlessly be turned into a "package" column, even if it were ~100 cards or so.

I no longer run a "360 card" cube. Instead I run a 360 slot cube. I'll elaborate in an upcoming article, but basically my cube is now a spreadsheet that looks like this: Before each draft I randomly sample one card from each row. Those 360 become the cube for that draft. It's never the...