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Yeah, I meant the theory more than the particular implementation. The set design notes said they were supposed to be "stronger individually" this time around.

I like the M15 approach of having low sliver density and high-power individual Slivers. Incidental tribal is best tribal.

Let's hash it peeps. Standard cube setting. Broken (bannable) Top High Mid Low Bottom Early nominee for baroque-en: Elspeth, Knight-Errant Bottom: Nissa Revane Tibalt

Sounds like you would be a fan of Eldrazi Domain....

What is my answer? :) Bile Blight? Why would I want to nerf my Steppe Lynxes!!! :p EDIT: This post is brought to you by a 13 year-old girl, apparently.

If I ever need proxies, remind me to call you.

Probably a good indicator of where you fall on this spectrum is whether or not you run this guy: Hero of Bladehold I don't mean to simplify it to just a spectrum, but on an n-dimensional plane (n=2ish?) I don't think you can really be in a good place if you run Hero and low-power removal.

Wharblest of garbles.

I don't know if I've been an influence. I wrote an articles that was a proponent of "strong removal, strong aggro" as a fun way to play Magic. I am distinctly aggro biased, but my arguments line up pretty well with Lucas' earlier post.

It's less of a power level argument and more of a misery argument. I just don't think it's good design.

Damnation Consuming Vapors For comparison, the 4CMC black spells I run in my cube.

I don't think you'd come to a different conclusion than the Theros block designers did. There's a reason they print Turn to Slag et. al. in the sets they do.

How are people liking this guy: Goblin Rabblemaster

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Ah yes, 18LandJokulhaups.dek

The ABBA-Halloween episode of Community is one of my favorite episodes of television ever. EDIT: This is what happens to RipLab threads. Sorry Sam.

I mean could they not have just been like, regular 1/1 flying bees, and then the queen grants them Deathtouch?

Have there ever been constructed-playable Spiders?

I like how they printed Hornet Queen in a set with Convoke because that card needed the extra edge.

You know how sometimes people read Onion articles and don't realize they're satire?