Onderzeeboot
Ecstatic Orb
To be fair, the Troll doesn't necessarily need a sac outlet, as you can pay mana to remove counters from it. Still, excellent reply!
To be fair, the Troll doesn't necessarily need a sac outlet, as you can pay mana to remove counters from it. Still, excellent reply!
Yeah, I kept trying to come up with combos with arcbound ravager that would win in one turn before realizing that they all worked just as well if you replaced Simic Ascendency with fling.
The point that seems to be being made most often is that a low-powered cube is a harder sell to a new group than a traditional power-max cube, because that's more what fits with people's preconceptions of what a cube is. In other words, you can build whatever cube you like, but you can't force people to play it.
Onderzeeboot, you're right. The dig was unnecessary even if I meant it in jest and had a very dry delivery. I'm just going to remove that part, particularly if it distracted so much from the rest.That was almost a sympathetic post Haymaker, until the unnecessary dig at Commander. Let players play the format they love, don't hate on each other! I happen to like playing Commander, and I have a cool playgroup to play it with. Why should I feel guilty for liking Commander, why should I feel like I'm not really playing Magic? I also have played a power max cube, and it was a fun experience! The owner in turn had fun with my cube, which is very far removed from the average power max cube. Should I berate that player for having built a power max cube? How can we hope to breed acceptance for the sort of weird shit we're pulling with our own cubes, if we ourselves aren't willing to accept that power max cubes, and Commander for that matter, are valid ways for a Magic player to have fun? Live and let live, learn to sell your cube's concept, be the acceptance of formats that don't make sense to you you want to see in others. Because let's be honest, our cubes are the rarer breed, and we shouldn't pretend that our truth is the only truth.