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Hi Arjan, thanks for the feedback! I haven't actually tested Ghoultree yet, but my plan is to (eventually) move my cube towards many of the Innistrad themes, with lots of graveyard play. I'm very interested in seeing how it has worked in your cube. Grisly Salvage and Much are indeed very fun...

Agreed. Thanks Eric!

For anyone using OCTGN, my name there is "Trunkers". For the rest of you, you all should learn Netrunner. It's a fun game!

Uh oh, rich man Hannes. I don't even have my own copy of Voice yet. I'll probably just keep borrowing one every draft.

This is a topic that perhaps deserves some fuller attention elsewhere, but part of it is just an intentional choice of what you want to be strong. Which cards do you want to be the game-winning cards? As a player I tend to prefer the "sneaky" low-mana games that are filled with Thoughtseizes and...

Not yet. You got about 60% there though. CML, care to bring us home?

If you want something nutty you should check out this thread: http://riptidelab.com/forum/threads/my-next-cube-renovation.12/ It's a new cube idea I've been working on that I will be able to start testing in 2 - 3 weeks.

What exactly do you mean by "Original Draft Format"? Do you mean with all custom cards?

:):eek::cool::p:D That's the closest I can do.

I did the same thing. It's far too easy to lock people out with a ton of Crawlers and Ghasts running around. Skullclamp + Bloodghast is pretty gross. Toss in Fastbond and you have Ad Nauseum. I have found the zombies version far more enjoyable to play with and against.

This is true. Do you guys find it hard to navigate around here? I kind of like having a one-click shop for all my forum needs. We're going to reach the tipping point eventually, it's just a question of when really.

So one thing I've said to Eric is that a major difference between design and playing is that when you play a game you have a really easy evolution mechanism. There is a clear metric. Which decks win? You get very objective feedback this way. Further, the churning of ideas is expedited by...

We'll make subforums eventually. For now you can click on the thread tag and it will load all the threads of that tag as if it were a subforum. We're trying to keep all the activity in one place so it doesn't feel too barren here. As to the CubeTalk5 thing? I dunno. Eric?

Red I think has the best potential for pairing with a black sacrifice deck, but it takes some explicit support in design. In this article I go through all the cards (by color) that work with my sacrifice themes: http://www.channelfireball.com/articles/cube-design-remodeling-part-two/ The third...

Yeah, I have a few "on-deck" binders. I'm not saying my method is optimal, but I've really never felt the urge to go look at past changes / versions of my cube. The only time I keep track of changes diligently is when I need the information for articles.

Tom, if you're looking for the card images for OCTGN, this appears to be very useful: http://ni.reddit.com/r/Netrunner/comments/1etxu9/update_octgn_netrunner_image_tool/

Mentor of the Meek is at its best in a deck that generates automatic tokens (e.g. Planeswalker, Bitterblossom, Awakening Zone). Also not the worst with Ranger of Eos if you're a purveyor of Value Town. It's also sometimes useless.

That's a pretty nice find. Out of curiosity, on power level alone, would you recommend it over any of the following? Aven Mindcensor Silverblade Paladin Blade Splicer Flickerwisp Mirran Crusader Mirror Entity Stonecloaker Mentor of the Meek

Well, I never really pay attention to change logs in a formal way, I constantly test things then occasionally want to upload a "stable" version of my list. If CubeTutor can automatically detect the differences between my list on Date X and my list on Date Y, that's great, but I myself don't look...

Hey, thanks for testing! Those numbers sound about right for 360.txt, I've got some assorted sloppy notation in there. Not sure where the two additional cards come from in the eldraziDomain file, but it sounds like it's getting pretty close!