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I realize that you're making a general statement about the lack of activity in this little community, and on that point I concur. But to be fair, wouldn't most people have played more with cards from Conflux since it came out than they had with Shards of Alara back when we voted on it? Granted...

I can't help it if my opponents don't bother to finish me off! :oops:

I used to play some shared library format a long time ago, but it was pretty different from this. I don't remember what it was called... Also, done of course.

Well, I'll just say that if the game had gone differently, with the game drawing to a close, it being down to me and one person who had a better board position and I'd tried to win by decking my last opponent with Braingeyser or something, only to be told that no, an invisible "no decking" rule...

It was the small set printed following Shards of Alara. It basically just continued the heavy multicolored theme of the shards (Bant, Esper, Grixis, Jund, Naya), but it also added some five-color stuff and brought back the "domain" mechanic (which didn't have a name before). Well, I've played...

Well, there's no mention of that in the source we originally got this from. You guys can modify it however you want, but I haven't seen any mention of a contingency for loss by decking. It's not like Mindmaster or whatever. The library is actually quite big, just not so big that it can't...

Then I'm decked?

Does that mean I choose two more cards from the common pool?

So I'm decked?

I had all of the possible cards for this game unlocked before the expansion came out. Since then, after playing through the expansion content, I've used a Bant Keeper deck to win some online matches and acquire the "battle boosters." Now I'm all caught up and have 100% of the card collection. I...

My impression is that the Dimir Signet gives me the best chance here.

I suppose how much color matters for the flavor of this is up to personal interpretation, but it sure seems like a hero named Swamp Thing whose entire body is green and plant-like and who lives in a swamp wouldn't be a white and red card.

Are we waiting on me? I don't see anything I can do here. I have no cards in my hand and nothing of interest on the board. Am I missing something?

Without devotion, Erebos is basically Greed with a higher activation cost. It's an indestructible version of Greed that stops opponents from gaining life and can be played through Karador and such, but still, it's basically Greed. Ooh, good point. And the bestow function works with Karador's...

For a non-black creature? I always thought Swamp Thing would be more in flavor for black/green.

Splinterfright would definitely be a good option. It was only a month or so ago that I realized just how many cards Innistrad Block has that fit into this sort of deck. I eventually added Ghoultree and such, but didn't go for Splinterfright, and I don't remember why not. I even suggested...

I loved the Hall of Fame and I hated it, all depending on how I reacted to the cards chosen... Takklemaggot: "Well, that's not what I expected, but I guess it could be a pretty interesting card..." Phelddagriff: "Yeah, that's the obvious choice. Foregone conclusion here." Sliver Queen: "Yay...

I ended up beating the expansion storyline the day after my previous post. It's pretty short. Once you beat it, you can play through the expansion opponents with your own deck if you want, but the first time around, you're locked into Garruk's deck. Garruk's deck starts out as a pretty weak...

Well, I can think of ideas, but they're not good ones.

Sun Titan was one that I considered, but for some reason I never actually tried it. That was before I was running Saffi and a few other cards that might make Sun Titan even more useful. So I'd probably better give Sun Titan another look. The only reason Living Death isn't in this deck is that...