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I see. Then I concur. I think that since I've played so much more constructed Magic than limited, I am personally biased against cards that are viable in limited, but useless in constructed, while not minding cards that suck in limited, like Donate. But that's just me. Ideally a card is viable...

An Air Elemental with a potential milling ability. It could be great in casual play if players can make that ability do something...

Symbolism

Bellicose AND a curmudgeon? Wow... Anyway, happy birthday.

For me, it was much lower than 80.

David Arquette, I guess. Jack Kerouac or Allen Ginsberg?

"Well, shall we turn around or shall we proceed down the stairs?"

I don't think it's known to be impossible at all. I said "even if it is." Most players I know (myself included) hate cards that seem to be specifically designed for one format and are pretty much useless outside of that format. I don't think cards are designed now with only one format in mind...

*opens door*

Even if it is completely impossible, it's still what should be striven for.

The only one I can think of is Zuran Orb (which would be pretty good).

If they are, I don't think that they should be...

Not sure which artifact you mean. Claws of Gix is pretty cheap and easy to pitch stuff to. There might be a better one...

If the other deck taps out to play a big creature while both decks are vying for control, it's just asking for the blue player to seize control. A Boomerang or Counterspell could do it. This thing does it better, but it's much more situational. While I can certainly see its applications in...

It's so easy to pass this to your opponent that it's likely to bounce around forever or until someone gets unlucky. Now if someone can create a deck that, in addition to being competitive without Measure of Wickedness, can easily pass it back to an opponent on that opponent's turn, that would be...

Odious

Both! Isn't that an evasive answer?

Cold weather is something you can get used to...

If the blue player hasn't gained control by the time this spell is used, it's unlikely that it will help much. It is dependent on an opponent playing a creature--and a creature with a sizeable mana cost. Non-blue players have nothing to fear from this inflexible, overcosted, situational...

The problem with Pox is that it needs the rest of the deck to be built around it. I like Pox decks, but if Killer Joe wants to build one, he can forget about this deck except for the Swamps and a few other cards... Also, a good Pox deck uses Sinkholes, and they're hard to come by.