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UUD, Island, done. Spiderman: 17 Poison: 0 Hand: 1 Library: 47 Battlefield: (T,T,U,U,U,U,U,U) Swamp x8 (U) Blade of the Bloodchief (Whenever a creature is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, put a +1/+1 ctr on equipped creature. If equipped creature is a Vampire, put two +1/+1 ctrs...

For some reason, and I honestly can't remember what it was, I shifted from black/white Pestilence decks to black/red. In retrospect, this seems a bit strange to me, as white has the deepest pool of creatures with Protection from Black and has more relevant utility, such as Disenchant. My memory...

My earliest Pestilence decks were based on what I'd seen in the Urza's Saga theme deck, and explored similar strategies. I remember little of my actual lists from those days, but I went with more focus. In the precon, there's a sort of partial Suicide Black deck mixed in with white cards that...

Dorgath successfully picks the lock. The door is now unlocked. [Unclear if Spidey was just being cautious or if he forgot that the lock tools were an option. But I can't imagine how he'd forget. It's only been three years since Dorgath bought those. :oops:]

As I've probably already mentioned far too many times by now, I actually first learned Magic through the original Portal set, which was an attempt at simplifying the game. It had no artifacts or enchantments, no nonbasic lands, and instead of having instants, there were certain cards with...

Dorgath determines that it is not a special lock. It seems to be quite old, but it's just a regular lock. Hypothetically, it could probably be opened with some dwarven lock tools, such as the ones that Dorgath is carrying. [Yeah, for a while I had Skullcrusher figured as being more of the...

Ty finds that disturbing the door too vigorously does indeed start to make noise, so he stops before it gets too loud. Revaethan: "Sorry, we elves aren't used to dealing with mechanisms like locks. I thought it was dwarves that were good at opening locks."

Yikes. Something big coming? I didn't look at what's in your deck, but this is starting to look scary... UUD, Glimmerpost, done. Spiderman: 17 Poison: 0 Hand: 2 Library: 48 Battlefield: (U,U,U,U,U,U,U) Swamp x7 (U) Bloodthrone Vampire (1/1; Sac a creature: ~ gets +2/+2 ueot) (U)...

Lifebringer does indeed fully heal Tomas and Throg.

It's now looking like the rules change may have been motivated primarily by the new card "As Foretold."

As the original five-color creature, never reprinted, a centerpiece of a popular tribe, a token-generator, a combo enabler, an historic part of the lore, and a rare from and old set, Sliver Queen is sought after by casual players, despite a general lack of tournament relevance. This makes it a...

I should have posted one already. I'll try to get to it soon... To be clear, although I may be misinterpreting what Dorgath means, the party is not truly stuck. Every room you've already visited is still accessible. The only remaining pathways you've discovered but still not explored are the...

UUD, Island, Grand Architect, done. Spiderman: 17 Poison: 0 Hand: 2 Library: 49 Battlefield: (U,U,U,U,U,U) Swamp x6 (U) Bloodthrone Vampire (1/1; Sac a creature: ~ gets +2/+2 ueot) (U) Gatekeeper of Malakir (2/2; Kicker B; When ~ ETB, if it was kicked, target player sacs a creature) (U)...

Next turn... -The Power Phase is 6 for this turn. -Dorgath does not find any evidence of secret doors. He also does not remember seeing any keys. Revaethan: "Well, I don't know about any locked doors down here, but I've never been in this part of the temple. Jekaena knew some magic and...

http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/amonkhet-split-card-rules-changes-2017-04-04 He didn't mention the bizarre Brain in a Jar interaction with Fuse spells, but this rules change kills it. The change is kinda reminiscent of the Waylay nerf, but also very different in some key...

Haha, awesome first post.

I've seen enough hilarity to know that the Invocations have been received with an appropriate measure of scorn. But am I the only one who thinks the Aftermath cards look ugly? I suppose that I was never the biggest split card fan, but I got used to them. This version seems worse, though.

Echoing Aaron Forsythe there, I think the consensus is that for a tribal slivers EDH deck, Sliver Overlord is the optimal commander. Although for a faster, more aggressive deck, one could arguably go for Sliver Legion's dramatic turn five boost, although I'd be hesitant to give up the huge...

Here's Aaron Forsythe's blurb for the inclusion of Sliver Queen in Commander's Arsenal... "The level-one deck for Sliver Queen is, well, a bunch of Slivers and mana fixing. But you don't need me to tell you that, right? Sliver Legion and Sliver Overlord are perfectly good at doing that job, so...

At some point in 2005 or 2006, I pooled my cards with my friend Nick's cards. It was weird, but it was preceded by some other things. He had planned to quit Magic at various points, and by storing his cards at my place, he didn't have to deal with them. But then later, I lured him back to the...