I played them limited, with relatively consistent "Turn 3 bringer"; but that was using the five-colour option. Colour fixing is much easier than mana fixing.
I was kinda trying to suggest the idea that the multi-colour mode for a devoid-bringer was five different non-colours. But I guess I just failed.
> commander (the only format where you can play doofy 9 drops)
Commander might, just about, be more popular than "kitchen table", but I doubt it. There are plenty of less popular casual formats - which is, after all, how Commander itself started. And players with low-power collections all over the world are playing their Ancient Brontodons and Horncaller's Chants and feeling happy about it.
The Bringers were a delightful cycle which some casual players built mono-coloured ramp decks for ("Desperate Ritual, Seething Song, turn 6 Bringer!") and others built five-colour decks without a single rare manafixer for.
Please let's not claim that Commander is "the only format" where big spells get cast.
> Also, you're going to have a hard time casting those spells of the Bringer ability if your deck is dedicated to producing colorless like that. Just sayin'.
Just pretending to be a Clone.
Mmm, brownies
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See Archon of Falling Stars.
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forgot "with flying"
Joining the effort to solve white's card advantage problem.
Introducing: Rebound cantrip
Joining the effort to solve white's card advantage problem.
Introducing: Buyback
Joining the effort to solve white's card advantage problem.
Introducing: White Concentrate
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rarity: fixed
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Well, it sure was an adventure for the fool who thought they'd be able to simply walk away from looting a waterside temple...
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Sooo much devotion to blue.
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I played them limited, with relatively consistent "Turn 3 bringer"; but that was using the five-colour option. Colour fixing is much easier than mana fixing.
I was kinda trying to suggest the idea that the multi-colour mode for a devoid-bringer was five different non-colours. But I guess I just failed.
I'd just like to take issue with
> commander (the only format where you can play doofy 9 drops)
Commander might, just about, be more popular than "kitchen table", but I doubt it. There are plenty of less popular casual formats - which is, after all, how Commander itself started. And players with low-power collections all over the world are playing their Ancient Brontodons and Horncaller's Chants and feeling happy about it.
The Bringers were a delightful cycle which some casual players built mono-coloured ramp decks for ("Desperate Ritual, Seething Song, turn 6 Bringer!") and others built five-colour decks without a single rare manafixer for.
Please let's not claim that Commander is "the only format" where big spells get cast.
> Also, you're going to have a hard time casting those spells of the Bringer ability if your deck is dedicated to producing colorless like that. Just sayin'.
Let me introduce you to Adarkar Wastes, Mystic Gate, Aether Hub, Crumbling Vestige etc. And that's really only if you care to achieve both mana costs, but why would you?
Two colorless out of your first nine mana sources is far from dedicated unless you rely primarily on basic land types even on your nonbasic lands.