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UUD, Forest, Explore the middle ocean tile on the far right... Plunder the Plunderers Quest The next time combat damage is dealt to you, create two Treasure tokens. Rancor on River Sneak. Attack Melkor, paying 1 to Walls of Adanto. Gimme dem sites. Done. I'll discard a Forest to draw a card...

Cannons to Port Quest The next time you deal combat damage to the player on your left, draw a card. No idea what went wrong with the image. I can see it here at home, but I've seen it now from multiple computers that aren't even all in the same city. But I'll see if I can get this next one...

Fateseal in principle seems fine. That fateseal sliver looked like it could be interesting.

Nostalgic Dreams and Wildest Dreams are notable as being green upgrades of Recall, a formerly restricted card. Goes to show how the game has changed over the years. I have never played with or against Wildest Dreams, so I have little to say about it. Nostalgic Dreams I remember being a fine...

Regrowth is the original and the most efficient, but it has spawned imitators... I don't care so much for most of them. Some Regrowth-wannabes, however, do have neat applications. Foremost among them is a card we already talked about a bit here: Eternal Witness.

Bloodbraid Elf was originally banned due to its role in Jund decks, but it's pretty good in almost any red/green archetype. Probably relevant: at the time, Ancestral Vision had been banned for all of Modern's history. Until just recently, the two cards never existed together in the format. I'm...

I'll save the Eternal rant for another occasion. Probably. The Modern changes, mostly the Jace unban, have been polarizing. We don't really have Modern tournament barnacle grinders around here, but elsewhere, I've seen the following opinions... Jace is broken and will dominate the format. The...

I mentioned this concept in the Wheel of Fortune thread too, but Regrowth was another example, although unlike Wheel Regrowth is no longer restricted. It was, though. For 19 years. And as a casual player, that fact essentially didn't matter and didn't come up. Certain cards I'd use got...

I'll probably check it out, but I'm not optimistic. Third-party solutions have historically been better than WotC stuff on these types of things. Scryfall appears to be better than Gatherer for just about everything besides comment sections, which are now deprecated on Gatherer anyway (but for...

Ooh, the initial announcement only mentioned "Limited play" and I was thinking like Conspiracy. We don't usually have enough people here to do drafts. But this article says, "either Sealed Deck or Booster Draft." And we could totally do Sealed Deck here...

Looking forward to this. I always liked Two-Headed Giant, although I haven't played it in many years.

I flipped Tails. No mulligan here. Forest, done. Spidey: 20 Hand: ? Library: ?? Battlefield: Graveyard: Exile: ================================================================================ Oversoul: 20 Hand: 6 Library: 53 Battlefield: (T) Forest Graveyard: Exile:

Did you know your deck has green cards? :p

Walls of Adanto Site Creatures can't attack you. An opponent may pay 1 to ignore this effect until end of turn.

Huh? Anyone else having trouble with the picture not loading? I can see it, but that might not mean much... The reason I asked is because there are six remaining ocean tiles on the left side, so the middle one could be either of two. But now that I think about it, "middle far left" sounds more...

The one hanging off the table? :p

Perhaps the most notable tournament deck to use Regrowth as anything more than an afterthought was The Deck. Uh, that really does seem like kind of a bad name in hindsight, but it's what they called it. For the uninitiated, which might easily be no one around here, "The Deck" was a Type 1...

Regrowth can be used on any card in your graveyard. Usually, the most powerful types of card to target fit into two categories... Cards that you wanted to use to kill your opponent, but your opponent didn't want you to do that and managed to stop you. For example, you had a Serra Angel and your...

UUD, and... ...yep, I lose. Huh, I'm not even sure that this deck is that bad. I just got moderately manadrowned and it turned out that a pretty good response to "I do something to try to kill your flying, vigilant creature token" is "Nah, it lives and also I get another one just like it."

You have, by far, the most gold of anyone in the party. It's combination of several factors that I honestly didn't track individually, but the net result was you having more gold than other people. Without having crunched numbers on it, the biggest factor would be that you didn't buy as much...