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That depends on what it is. What is it?

Oversoul (someone who does not use the above phrase in his normal conversations)

I can do playtesting or any other dirty work that happens to be needed...

Hi Notepad. It's nice to meet you... :p Maybe you can start a brain parasites support group forum... ;)

I went and looked at it. The guy looks kinda upset. Nothing to :eek: about though... :p

I don't think that focused decks are bad in MP so much as that deckbuilders often focus on the wrong things.

Spidey, using the Vintage restricted list as your only criterion for whether a card is broken really limits things. People call Skullclamp broken all the time, but it has never been close to being restricted. But even if you did use such a system, one of the wishes IS restricted. So at least one...

Lackadaisical

Probably the kender. I never liked either one...

I'm in.

Yeah, I think we can trust your judgement... :)

So, is the idea that blue is actually bad in multiplayer, or that monoblue is? Not to be picky, but the title of the thread uses the former, and I think it's a much less defensible position. Blue has always been a great secondary or splash color. Which is not to say that I think monoblue is bad...

A card doesn't have to be restricted to make its impact felt. Once again, I would use Trinisphere as an example. Four of the five have made a significant impact and one of those has even been restricted. I would say that constitutes "breaking the scene." If they had all ended up on the...

Meat (legs have meat on them)

Cugel sighed. Well, nothing particularly interesting here...

A lot like Ferret's example, I can think of a time this really held true (although it was much more recently). I was in a three-way game and playing red-based control of some sort, I think. Anyway, one of my opponents appeared to be playing a blue deck with a red splash. He couldn't seem to get...

Smorgasbord (it's spelled just the way it sounds).

I don't know if that is a fair statement. I don't think a card being restricted in Vintage is necessarily the only usable evidence for it to be broken (I've heard a lot more complaints about Trinisphere, Skullclamp, and Crucible of Worlds than the restricted Chrome Mox). Also, it might not be...

It's a pretty nice little bullet. It's not the best at slowing down the opponent and as an attacker it's nothing to scream about. I had a friend who used it in block constructed and really liked it there. In formats with larger cardpools there tend to be better choices...

"Well, since there seem to be so many traps everywhere, I'll check behind the door. Bring the torch..."