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2013-09-25 23:51:20: MOON-E commented on a card

2013-09-25 23:50:08: MOON-E commented on Eldaveth's Guard

Marion sounds far too normal IMO.

I actually don't really know who this person is, why doesn't this just belong to our aven legendary?

2013-09-25 23:47:27: MOON-E commented on Junk Collector

I kinda like the +2/+2 idea, so maybe a 2/2 for {4} that gets +2/+2?

2013-09-25 23:46:30: MOON-E edited Restore to Brilliance:

only hits your graveyard

2013-09-25 23:46:17: MOON-E commented on Restore to Brilliance

I agree that the fine points of color distinction are important, I just don't think this is one of them, but I seem to be the dissenting opinion on this matter.

Could this maybe be an instant then?

2013-09-25 23:44:24: MOON-E commented on Stuttering Blink

So, does that mean we're changing this or not?

2013-09-25 23:42:49: MOON-E edited Weldbot:

formatting fix

2013-09-25 21:11:13: Raptor1210_. commented on Strike it Rich

The "lands in graveyards" is more of a side-effect of the {u/b} theme than the theme itself. The Theme for {u/b} is Land Manipulation. The {u} half changes its resources at hand to suit its needs (represented by changing land types and having them produce colorless mana. The {b} half is more focused on the destructive effects of industry and its willingness to sacrifice resources (in this case land) to achieve its goals (colorless mana.) The “Lands in graveyards” subtheme is there to give players an incentive to sacrifice resources in order to profit (win.) The lands in graveyard theme also has good interactions with the Spellslinger theme so it’s there for multiple reasons not just {b/u} .

2013-09-25 20:43:51: yewlas commented on Strike it Rich

Fair enough. I am curious about what the blue half does, since changing of types/messing with their mana has nothing to do with lands in the graveyard.

2013-09-25 20:39:27: yewlas commented on Big Horn Thunderhoof

I think tapping things is tertiary for red. I could be wrong.

Also, this ability needs to be on one line, with Steam powered at the front.

Steam powered - Whenever Big Horn Thunderhoof attacks, you may pay {2/r} for any number of target creatures. If you do, tap those creatures. If only colorless mana was spent this way, Big Horn Thunderhoof deals 2 damage to each of those creatures.

2013-09-25 20:18:11: yewlas commented on Recycle the Parts

This seems odd sitting next to Soul's Might. Does green really need two uncommon sorceries that give a creature +1/+1 counters?

2013-09-25 20:13:38: yewlas commented on Taurox Reclaimer

I approve of the switch. This set has a ton of complexity at common, and this seems like it could help.

2013-09-25 20:04:00: yewlas commented on Awesome Longcoat

Shouldn't this just say "Indestructible" instead of saying it has it?

2013-09-25 19:55:04: Raptor1210_ commented on Mechanical Cane

Cane

2013-09-25 19:54:56: yewlas commented on Iron Wisp

I move that this card be brought up back on the MTGS forum for as a hole to be filled.

2013-09-25 19:53:43: yewlas commented on Mechanical Cane

Is this supposed to be Mechanical Cane? Or is it like an industrial crane?

2013-09-25 19:49:23: yewlas commented on Self Destruct Button

Missing the mana symbol formatting for the Upgrade cost.

2013-09-25 19:43:34: yewlas commented on Sword of Forge and Furnace

Missing the "W" on "Whenever".

2013-09-25 19:36:33: yewlas commented on Rehabilitating Sentence

Should this say "...return that card to the battlefield under its owner's control with an additional +1/+1 counter on it."? That line seems to get used on occasion, especially when +1/+1 counters are already being used in a set.

2013-09-25 19:32:49: yewlas commented on Oscillating Glory

I second the sorcery suggestion. Mass pump + life gain feels sorcery speed.

2013-09-25 19:21:47: yewlas commented on Eldaveth's Guard

Marion sounds good. Some others I like: Abigale, Alva, Beatrice, Edwina, Helene, Millicent, Roesia, Sophronia, and Zylphia.

2013-09-25 19:20:19: yewlas commented on Junk Collector

I second the 2/2 for {4} suggestion.

2013-09-25 19:01:19: yewlas commented on Hired Gun

Heck, {g} and {w} get 1cc 2/1s with upside. At uncommon, that is.

Diregraf Ghoul is an uncommon, FWIW.

2013-09-25 18:57:01: yewlas commented on Stuttering Blink

Ghostway always seemed like more of an answer to mass removal to me. This doesn't do that, but enables numerous other shenanigans.

I think the line "repeat this process X more times" works just fine. You could target the same guy repeatedly if you want. I'm actually not sure how you could limit it to only target something once, since when it comes back, the game treats it as a new object. The current version is fine. And Johnny-tastic fun.

2013-09-25 17:43:10: The Humanity commented on Stuttering Blink

Changing it to only target one item would require a lot of extra text. I don't think it needs it.

2013-09-25 17:27:39: Raptor1210_ commented on Stuttering Blink

I don't think that having it be the same target everytime would work. Wouldn't the card be a new object after it flickers once? I think the "choose new target" part is essential to making it work.

2013-09-25 16:45:11: The Humanity commented on Junk Collector

Or, we make the bonus much bigger. +2/+2 for each part on it.

2013-09-25 16:43:24: The Humanity commented on Junk Collector

Maybe a 1/1 for 2.

2013-09-25 16:42:02: The Humanity commented on Junk Collector

Then it'll regularly get snagged by the wrong decks for being a 2/2 for 3 in bad packs. You kinda want to get a few of these. I think a 2/2 for 4 is a great place for it, or as a 1/1 for 3.

2013-09-25 16:30:21: Jack V commented on Hired Gun

Yeah, me too. It's funny how W & G have seem to have the best 2/1 for C, but R and B and U have the common ones. I guess the other colours get narrower ones that can be common, but W and G get the ones without a drawback at uncommon.