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Darthferret is correct about "Force of Will fodder." However, I should clarify that the problem with Donate is not finding a two-card combo, but being able to reliably get the two-card combo AND seven mana to play it while avoiding disruption by your opponent. You can play Illusions on turn...

I will block Bringer of the Red Dawn with both Jungle Patrols. And then I'm finished off and so is Bringer of the Red Dawn, unless someone has responses to this.

I think the problem here is going to be that the kill cards do so little by themselves. I used to play Necro-Donate all the time and have played some other Donate decks too (monoblue with Sapphire Medallions and also U/B). The weakest card in such decks was almost always Donate. It was limited...

Rancor is a great card by itself and gives you a significant advantage under Smokestack. Since you're already using quite a bit of green, I'd throw some in.

Alright, I PM'd my next play to Limited.

Contra

Tropical Storm...

None. How much of the Olympics won't you watch?

Again, no response from me.

Okay, I got my power back. Darthferret? Where are you?

I am not a werewolf. Limited is. I really wasn't quite sure when he first accused me, but I'd bet my life on it now. So go ahead, hang me if I'm wrong. Limited is a wolf. He may have opted to go for a quieter victim last time, one that wouldn't shed any light on anything. But that just means I...

I think it was bad market research in the sense that it mainly seemed to disgust players and give them something to complain about. But in the sense of having serious impact on card sales (and isn't that what market research would be geard toward?), it seems too small a deal to matter.

My power is out (my neighborhood is probably the worst area in the the county for power-outs) and I am posting this from school. When I get back home, if it isn't back on, I won't be able to post here or anywhere until I regain power. This windstorm was violent but rather short and I'm guessing...

No responses.

Never heard of it.

"Then look we shall."

Don't give up yet. He has to waste another turn taking me out. You and Mythosx might be able to come up with something after that...

So he didn't have anything to do with Melkor's death, but he most certainly had a hand in killing poor Orgg. A smart move, I suppose. Orgg wasn't a very conspicuous target. I won't let you kill anyone else, Limited.

Oversoul knew that he must find a way to end these hallucinations.

Mortal Kombat has the dude with the stuff. Where have all the flowers gone?