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How exactly could a European epic be made to look like a Dr. Seuss book? What European epics did you have in mind?

Trample doesn't seem complex at all to me. But it might be different now, for all I know... I haven't been updated as to what trample is since Urza's Saga...

Wouldn't hurt most people to do a few laps, unless the laps are around something unusual...

Heh, you forgot it... And the title of the thread is...

Pariah would be great, I think...

My Smokestack deck uses the Sylvan Library/Abundance combo for nice card advantage... I really like Smokestack decks. Right now, mine's not optimal at all. It needs another Stack, and three more Abundances, plus two more Sylvan Libraries...

Fact or Fiction is nicely synergistic with Psychatog, and Force of Will is really just another counterspell, even if it's easily the best one in the format. I would definitely try to squeeze in Fact or Fiction, in as many copies as possible...

Well, at least this build has 4 Crystallines... But I would consider adding green. Three colour decks aren't my favorite for consistency, but for Slivers, it seems like the right choice...

Which leads to Bargain...

I, and most everyone I've heard use the term, consider certain individual cards to be broken. I can't think of ANY individual cards that have a guaranteed 1st or 2nd turn kill by themselves.

Necropotence is SO much better than Phyrexian Arena. There is no problem with it. Necropotence is superior!

Why not?

Wait. Just so we're clear on this... What constitutes a dangling preposition? I remember dangling participles, but dangling prepositions escape my memory... Stupid English language... :p

Addresses?

She's evil and she's casting some sort of feline necromancy spell of doom to kill us all, I'm sure of it...

Our enemies are innovative and resourceful... :(

Hemochromatosis

What would have happened if I had not responded?

Eh, maybe. But it could just drive them crazy enough that they don't really remember the event...

Depends on what it's being flung at... Hmm, Tylendal...that sounds somehow familiar--should it?