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Spidey: In the Pariah decks I played, the Pariah would buy enough time to set up another defensive measure. It wasn't 100% effective, but the local enchantment nature of Pariah wasn't too dangerous a constraint. For the Mogg Maniac deck, this was non-issue, as whenever Pariah hit, it was always...

There was no sacrifice in MY upkeep, as the sacrifice was stacked above the addition of the counter. But there was already a counter on Smokestack at the beginning of your upkeep. If this significantly changes what you'll do in your turn, I don't have a problem with you going back and redoing...

Untap, during my upkeep I'll stack Smokestack's abilities the right way (I stack the add a counter ability, then the sacrifice ability, so that the sacrifice of of 0 permanents is resolved first, then Smokestack gets a counter--or something to that effect). I'll draw, tap all of my Forests and a...

Big Blue spotted Ransac hiding in the bushes.

Gross. Why would I do that?

Zero of these disasters had involved typewriter ribbons.

Hellkite

That's why I played it. I wanted to answer your question about the Rancor! ;)

I'm guessing that multiple copies are cumulative too. If that's true, three of this sucker makes your Goblin Bomb active whenever you win the coin flip!

Two words... ...Goblin Bomb.

I built a defensive control deck that used Cho-Manno/Pariah pretty heavily. I've also played a B/W deck that was based around Dark Suspicions and used Pariah as one of its many defensive components and a combo deck centered around Mogg Maniac (and infinite damage) that used Pariah as one of...

When I used to buy cards, I went to a store that bought collections. The guy that ran the Magic section of the store was nice enough to let us look through stuff that they hadn't sorted yet and buy whatever we wanted, so I was usually able to get the cards I was looking for.

Xebecs with rocket engines crashed near Ransac and nearly killed him.

Carcass. :rolleyes:

*Oversoul walks back in, wearing a trenchcoat as before. He peeks down his own coat, awkwardly, and sighs with relief, then opens the coat to reveal that the rest of his wardrobe is constructed of explosives (even his slippers are made from a cyclonite-based mixture and studded with blasting...

It did. It included it when the wish was granted: your butt-asteroids killed poor EricBess. Unfortunately for you, this means that you are still suffering from the consequences he detailed in his last post (cosmic hemorrhoids). I wish people could spell "hemorrhoids."

Inferno

Very soon, Ransac realized that he was lost.

Pluh is the sound that you make when you try coke with lime. Wouldn't sniffing something with that much citric acid in it hurt your nose?

Heh. That could be fun, but probably not all that practical...