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Pox is such a cool deck. It attacks the opponent on four different levels. It has synergy with other cards that attack any of those four levels. It is considerably difficult to master. Oh, and it's so annoying to play against...

I remember way back when... In my old Necrodeck, I used Claws of Gix and Despondency. Fun stuff... Getting rid of Necropotence was never a big concern of mine. The card advantage it got me was typically enough to win. It's a lot harder to use than Phyrexian Arena, certainly, but learning to...

Spoliate

Equal. I've never tried either one, but someone once told me that Equal was better, and there's no possibility that said person was wrong... If I don't save the wee turtles, who will?

Oh no... You're right. Okay everyone, you heard the man... We've got to kill all the cats!

Well, beanie babies are about as old as Magic now... Magic's still here at least. I imagine something will change the game entirely eventually, but at this point there's no telling what that is... ...or is there? ;) (I really need to stop doing that...)

WotC should have no place in the game, in my opinion... Unfortunately my opinion isn't going to change anything there... ...or is it? ;)

Yes, but the deck they're using in Type I tournaments now and calling "Fish" has (or some builds I've seen at least) ZERO Merfolk.

Well, Beowulf was the one that popped into my head too, actually...

Yeah, knew that one. I think it was that way in 5th edition, but it might have been a change from later. It was that way by the time they "simplified" it in Saga though...

Tough to say... You'd probably hear different things from different people... I think it's not normally a specific type of power, but rather, a degree of power. For example, one player I knew called Holy Day "broken" and was actually surprised that I disagreed with him. From his point of view...

Viridian Longbow was probably just what was needed for the older poison decks anyway. Adding blue was theorized by myself and others a couple of years ago, but it never saw fruition as far as I know. With the Longbow, there's at least one way to turn a Pit Scorpion into a poisonous engine...

Hard to tell how the deck would look in action... But it looks like it lacks focus and beats a relatively narrow set of opponents pretty well, but mostly loses to certain cards...

Always nice to see Carnival being used in a deck...

You can. I do it all the time...

It was me!

Amaranth

Both! Why?

Your link said something about the U.S. too...

Okay, that's a good point...