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GWR has no blue and no black, but all other colors in the game. Whose idea was that?

I nominate Fellwar Stone. In a set with some of the worst cards ever printed, Fellwar Stone rises above mediocrity without being a total tournament bomb or filling only a niche role. It's no Sol Ring and no Birds of Paradise, but Fellwar Stone does its job well. It's fast artifact mana without...

EOT, I'll pop the Disk, sacrifice the Fanatic to hit you for 1, and Thawing Glaciers in a Plains. Responses?

Unsurprisingly, there was a lot of variation this round.

I'm content, but perhaps the extra benefit to the spellcasters would make it more worthwhile...

Hmm... I like it.

Darthferret is a punk because he denies the validity of "scoundrel" and "ruffian."

Boondocks

http://70.86.201.113/imageserv2/temporary/PBF020ADGrammarWizard.jpg Sir, did you just end your sentence with a preposition?

I don't know. The point is that her bubble-covering attempts were entirely ineffectual.

I was thinking maybe it was part of the game or he was the seer and revealing it rather indirectly...

I was thinking about Storm Cauldron, which is a very fun card. But the mana cost is slightly prohibitive and it's useless without something that lets you replay those lands (or discard them to kill people). Speaking of Summer Bloom, even though nothing else quite measures up to Fastbond, other...

Not really, but you'd need more sources of white mana...

Alright, so who was the seer?

Boseiju makes it so that you can keep your own instants and sorceries from being countered. Your opponent, on the other hand, has no way of getting around Dovescape.

And you, Ransac, are a ruffian because you fail to even wear an American baseball cap.

Welcome.

Ransac, you are a punk because Darthferret misspells "deity."

Yeah, I thought you were safe too, but I conveniently topdecked the Abandon... I'll attack you with my Mogg Fanatic. If you still have no responses, I'll cast Resurrection and put the Thran War Machine back into play, then end my turn. Oversoul Life: 10 Cards in Hand: 5 Cards in Library: 31...

Let's not exaggerate. Wal-Mart is the scourge of a lot of people, but not the planet itself--yet. Could Wal-Mart destroy Earth?