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[It's "deity." "E" before "i" no matter what your teacher said!]

Well, you did say "most." And while I've never been one to turn down a good multiplayer game, I do prefer one-on-one. I think a lot of casual players do prefer multiplayer because of the politics involved, and because they can use less focused decks. Is it a majority? I think so, but I'm not...

I see a lot of anti-blue control sentiments here, but I think it's the case that wherever you go, the decks that do well are highly disliked by some. When combo does well, players complain about the combo components being broken (sometimes they are) rather than trying to innovate and beat it...

Then again, most players seem to not notice when I've built up some Pandemoniums and Saproling Bursts in my graveyard (but at least they'll pay close attention after it kills them once). Thinking about it, this guy's drawback is so much friendlier than that of Hunted Wumpus. With the Wumpus...

Pheldagriff... :p

I usually just leave the question field blank and then make something up about how I "really did have a question and the post got messed up or something." Would I do that?

Osprey

*Cugel walks right up to the speaker* "Wait. There must be a misunderstanding. You see, we were told that..." *He pounces at one of the robed figures*

Whatever. I think the Forbidian is actually quite a cool deck to play if you know what you're doing. Although that still only has like 20 actual counterspell-type cards. A 60-card deck running 30 and actually being good is not something I have seen...

Orgg, if your card does what I think it does (it isn't worded "from "anywhere" but it doesn't specify that it had to have resolved in order for the ability to work either, so I'm unsure), wouldn't it be pretty crazy with stuff like Wild Mongrel?

Urza's Block = Mirrodin Block? Both have overpowered cards that are based around artifacts. They are pretty similar for that. Mirage = Odyssey I see a slight resemblence. Neither one is all that well-defined compared to surrounding blocks. Odyssey has more cards based around the graveyard...

Whenever I play Pandemonium and say that it is going to help everyone, they all attack me... Anyway, this guy is probably just as good as Hunted Wumpus and maybe better, which is not a bad place to be at all...

It looks like quite a useful control mechanism, but with such a prohibitive mana cost, I have my doubts...

The Saga Befoul is the only Befoul for me. It's so pretty...

I expanded it because I didn't know where to start in a search for CPA-posted decks that lack basic lands. You also said that you agreed with Gizmo because it made "more sense." I don't think the issue is whether basic lands are as important in Vintage, but I just wanted to provide evidence to...

No. Is this the age of reason?

*Heads cautiously after Bertrem*

I took nothing out of context. I could have quoted the whole post, but it would simply have taken up space. The important detail was the "ALL." You even capitalized it... As far as my looking up some Vintage decks goes, that was in response to what Spidey said. It didn't really apply to...

Well, it has high prices as far as websites go. Stores around here (if you can actually find one anymore) tend to have lower prices than websites (sometimes cardshark is lower, but that's the only one that comes to mind). I suppose in some areas that SCG has prices which are relatively by...

I'd bet that wasn't the reaction he was expecting...