[Theory] Color Pie Discussion
[Theory] Color Pie Discussion by Tahazzar
23 cards in Multiverse
3 with no rarity, 12 commons, 6 uncommons, 2 rares
4 white, 4 blue, 3 black, 6 red,
1 green, 4 multicolour, 1 artifact
185 comments total
Topics about various possible color pie expansion and changes.
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What's your favourite blue creature with converted mana cost 7 or greater?
What makes a good blue creature in the late game?
What's a good way to win a game with a big blue thing that isn't just flying power?
What makes a good blue creature in the late game?
What's a good way to win a game with a big blue thing that isn't just flying power?
If a card is everything but green, then it should do everything you need to destroy a monogreen opponent.
Am I the only person that thinks this way? What do you think 4 Color cards should do?
Am I the only person that thinks this way? What do you think 4 Color cards should do?
Ie.
Delusion N (When this enters you gain N life until it leaves the battlefield.)
Delusion N (When this enters you gain N life until it leaves the battlefield.)
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Yeah, that.
Baleful Mastery?
I note that EDH players are a lot more excited by Secret Rendezvous than those of us who just play 2-player. Similarly Baleful Misery's drawback is a lot less of a drawback, more a political tool, in multiplayer games.
In my own sets, I rarely let white remove artifacts at common. I probably won’t let black do enchantments at common either, but perhaps at higher rarities.
Seems like this was implied by Farsight Adept and now being fully tested with the new spoiled Secret Rendezvous.
I was surprised by the change when hearing about it, but I am not bothered by it. I'll say that I'd rather have black gain enchantment removal (for opponent's enchantments) than white lose one of its removals.
It doesn't violate the criteria/constraints stated by MaRo, right? Everything else is just opinions.
Update, chickens have come home to roost: Feed the Swarm is now targeted enchantment removal in black.
Oh Tidespout Tyrant is very nice. Jin Gitaxias just seems like a great way to mill yourself to death (or victory).
I like Tidespout Tyrant though I'm partial as it was one of my first Magic cards. I prefer big blues to have some type of ability that can mess with my opponents, like Tidespout Tyrant and the already mentioned Stormtide LEviathan.