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Untap, upkeep, reveal Taurean Mauler and put it on the battlefield, draw, Forest, Rampant Growth grabbing another Forest, roll the planar die, blank, attack Spidey with Flamekin Harbinger, blocks/responses?

Yet again, I became distracted and failed to have a new deck ready for the West Coast Commander League before today. Worse yet, I was up late last night (long D&D session) and slept in. I thought it was still fine, but then after breakfast I realized that I'd neglected to factor in Daylight...

I broke my own rule and built my West Cost Commander League deck the morning of the event again. Shame on me. My excuse this time is a combination of "I was working on a Canadian Highlander deck the day before" and "I didn't know what the monthly points for March would be until the day before."...

This was an experimental Canadian Highlander concept, but I'm shelving it for now. Bad timing took this up to 12 points just two days after I built it. Also, it was way too slow and would need a lot of work to be remotely viable. Oh well. Internally, I kind of debated whether to even post this...

Is that correct, then? Is the whole party going back to the representative from the Order of Honored Elders?

So here's a card that I've been having fun with lately in Loam decks, one that used to be a Loam mainstay but fell out of popularity over the years... This guy gets big quickly, which is the main appeal. Sure, it's just a vanilla creature in combat, but it's not hard for this to be a 7/7 or...

Jekaena takes Throg's statement seriously. "Oh, high elves is just what most people usually call them. They're also known as the Asur. I think they're called 'high' because their Phoenix Kings once ruled almost the whole world and their homeland, Ulthuan, was the high seat of their empire. Here...

Jekaena: "I don't know anything about these people! I was just surprised to see a high elf, since there aren't supposed to be any of them in Athel Loren. Also, she looked incredibly old, even for a high elf. I couldn't suggest trusting either of them. I did notice that she was scared of this...

I mean, they'll pass 20 soon I'd imagine, but they haven't done it yet. This latest batch brings the total to 13 "drops."

Seconded. :P

I usually stall and blather on about history or something esoteric, saving EDH stuff for later on in these threads. There's a lot more to say about Life from the Loam, but I'll break from my usual trend (because it was silly anyway). EDH stuff is fresh in my memory now, and I tried a new Loam...

So do that. :p

And in the West Coast Commander League, the Legends legends are back for 2020. It took until the last week of February for me to bring another classic legend to the table, but that's actually not entirely all my fault (I did build that Axelrod Gunnarson deck last month, only for the event to get...

Get Thorn Mammoth back from my graveyard. Swamp, Thorn Mammoth, responses?

Nope.

Correct. You can see them off in the distance, but they don't seem to be doing anything interesting.

That Troll deck is a work of art.

UUD, Golgari Findbroker, responses?

Done. Spidey: 7 Hand: 4 Library: 25 Battlefield: (U,U) Swamp x2 (T,U) Island x2 (U,U) Forest x2 Sultai Ascendancy (At the beginning of my upkeep, look at the top 2 cards of my library. Put any number of them into my graveyard and the rest back on top of my library in any order) Graveyard...

I have mixed feelings about that scale. While I do have my qualms with it, I should probably just say that, overall, it's convenient enough to help facilitate communication, and seems to do what it was intended to do. Some of my decks for the West Coast Commander League have been extremely...