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current tests Final Showdown Duelist of the Mind Tinybones, the Pickpocket Harvester of Misery Slickshot Show-Off Bristly Bill, Spine Sower Pest Control Oko, the Ringleader Lost Jitte

Lorewise, Thunder Junction is kind of a meeting place for the multiverse via the Omenpaths, basically, hence all the multiverse characters.

Plot lets you do some pretty fun plays with this guy. For example, if you anticipate a wipe or don't want to overextend or whatever, you can plot it, and then after a wipe play the slickshot and cast a bunch of spells. Can let you stack prowess easier without risking a vindicate or w/e too

big fan of serra aven-jace myself

Love cards like this, though usually not for explicit tribes - but cards which are pretty good anyways but tie into synergies incidentally are kind of the foundation of my cube lol

Wandering Emperor is a lot of fun but is also a very powerful card - she's comfortably an all-star in my high powered list. That's not to say she'd be too strong here, I'm not familiar enough with this environment to make that judgement, but it's worth being aware of it. Just a very versatile...

I've got a friend who adores Warped Devotion. It's not very powerful, but I think it can be an interesting build around if you've got a significant density of bounce effects.

Great article! I'd missed a couple of these cards (thinking specifically of Nuka-Cola Vending Machine and Nuclear Fallout) which I'm going to try make room for. Definitely +1ing the inclusion of Caesar, that card is crazy exciting in aristocrats lists.

The trick with Manufactor is that it needs to make very few tokens to be worth your while, so if you've got just a bunch of incidental treasures/clues/food in your artifacts decks, it gets really good. It's a consistent all-star in my cube's artifact decks.

it's basically a more flexible bone splinters in white. it's not as low power as it might appear at a first glance - 1 mana removal is very powerful as a rule, and being able to sacrifice a random treasure or token for it is a price a lot of decks are willing to pay. not being cmc limited makes...

i needed to share this decklist even if its just from cc playtesting bc. holy shit. i got every good crats piece oh my god.

I think Raggadragga is a lot more interesting than Spellbreaker as an enabler, but that's just me aha

Rounding up is a huge deal, yeah. Not currently on Sam but he's on the maybeboard. Definitely concur on the better play patterns as well

I think generally if you're getting a Krasis above four in my cube, you're already in an overwhelmingly good spot - and the fail case of Goose Mother as a flying bear is a lot better than krasis' fail case

hjonk indeed! i really have no idea if goosey will be any good, but i figure she's worth a test. plus, bird hydra.

the leak train going crazy this set ghired is funky, maybe really strong? not for my list, but could be neat somewhere spree is really mechanically interesting but i hate the formatting cactusfolk <3

i don't think he's quite where my cube wants to be, but loving the look of that malcolm. the outlaws batch is incredibly funny but only hits 12 cards in my 450 right now so i'm doubtful of it's relevance. i'm a holy cow apologist.

yah, p much - i'm staying on fable for the moment because it's a lot more interesting as a synergy piece that enables various strategies, and also, speaking from experience, takes over the game much less than the prior three. the question has always not been are these too good, but does my...

that's exactly why. forth is stupendously powerful, to the point where its one of the best first picks in the cube and incredibly strong incentive for any deck to go into rw. my cube is high power, but i've found after some time of testing the immensely powerful threats like oko, forth...

oh, let me clarify - those are the six i'm already on, looking for a seventh to replace forth eorlingas and fit in alongside them. i love ferrous rokiric, all star card in my list