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*Oversoul splashes a cup of yogurt into DarthFerret's eyes, blinding him. He swings a chair at DarthFerret, but at the last second the chair slips out of his hands (yogurt on his hands made him lose his grip). Spiderman's spider senses aren't triggered because the chair changes trajectory so...

^ = Should be put in stocks. < = Made a lot of bells on the stalk market. v = Doesn't put any stock in what you're saying.

Blinking Spirit

I've heard this, but it seems like part of the problem is people don't want to actually think about whether to mulligan and would prefer it to be very straightforward, which for some decks it just won't be (Street Wraith or no). While having 4x Street Wraith really does make it trickier, it's...

I've been thinking about Street Wraith recently and I can't get over how good it seems. Like "should be in every deck I ever build from now on" good. Sure, there are some exceptions, I suppose... -If you're playing Oath or another strategy where having a creature in your library is a liability...

^ = Should have read the "we can sell this in Pennsylvania" part of his contract. < = Conversation? Gross! v = Is not stalking Ransac.

*Oversoul quickly hides in his secret laboratory (hidden in one of the blood vessels of Ransac's left earlobe).*

Eater of Days

^ = Likes having his apartment blown up? Man, Cleveland sure is weird... < = Likes taking long walks on the beach--with his father? Weird. v = Is pathologically afraid of exploding beaches.

I've never used it, but it looks like it's way too potentially explosive. Reminds me of Songs of the Damned. Sure, it won't do much when you have three creatures in your graveyard. But what about when you have twenty? Blossoming Wreath is no Farmstead.

*Oversoul reaches across the room with a tentacle, seizes an empty table, turns it upside-down, and slams it down onto Ransac. Then he stands on it and starts jumping up and down as though the table is a trampoline.*

No.

^ = Has no idea who will win Superbowl XLIII. < = Thinks Fedor Emelianenko will win. v = Can't read Roman numerals.

Actually, I like it. I kind of want Mooseman to win. Or at least I would if I weren't playing.

I quoted the Wiktionary definition in post #8 and it took you until now to say that you disagreed with it?

I'd say it's a little bit better, but they're functionally equivalent in most cases. The life gain is usually negligible and sometimes it isn't. Fetching a basic land will probably also be mostly negligible and sometimes not. If there's a problem, it won't be that this is better than Swords. It...

Ah. I had a feeling that if it wasn't Earthcraft it was Deranged Hermit. Apparently it's both.

^ = Dark Ritual < = Ancestral Recall v = Lightning Bolt

Purgatory

They're synonymous. Or at least roughly equivalent. How would it be incorrect? It's a slang term, as I've been saying. Language in general isn't immutable and this is especially true for slang. And I've seen no evidence that "broken" originally meant that something was above "overpowered" on...