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If I come across one that does have a brain or something, I'll be sure to let you know... I don't know how complex auto-editors are though. I never researched it. I never liked auto-editors at all, for the reason that they usually make mistakes like the one that butchered my post... :rolleyes:

I've seen attempts at this for the new format... They typically used Trinket Mage though...

I mean Sealed deck itself... It's a personal vendetta...

Fair enough, many of those control cards (it's been a while since I saw a Persecute are pretty cool in action and it can be really cool, especially against blue, which makes sense what with the deck being made by Train) are pretty cool... I think it should maybe have a full set of Villages...

Disrupt is a neat trick, along with other Force Spikish counters... But I think that those slots should maybe go to something a bit heavier. A good attacker could make this deck more dangerous... Serendib Efreet could do the job. There are also some candidates from black, I'm sure...

What makes you so certain? I mean, what's the difference between your casual that follows the Vintage restricted list and anything else that might be casual? Mind's Desire decks or the like could be built without Vintage rules, I suppose (they also wouldn't be as good without Moxes). I mean, I...

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Now you're just spamming... :p :p :p :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :o

Consanguineous

Someone, I'm sure... But who?

Huh?

It would be a lot more potent if it weren't legendary... I guess it could be a cool support card with something like Plaguelord...

I haven't analyzed it much, but I believe that it is because it has no brain at all. :p

A little fragile, IMO. It has a lot of control cards, sure. But it just looks like a lot of decks could slip right between its defenses and smack it or something...

That's all well and good. I'm not trying to say that a casual player is one who is defined by what format is played, though. I never tried to bring up what defines a "casual player" at all (I'm not saying you said I did either, but if SOMEONE did, then I missed it and I just want to clarify that...

That works too... I think the problem is finding cards like Living Plane. If you can, then The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale works very well with it (and some artifact mana). Keg also works with Living Lands just the same, which makes things a bit easier...

Recoil is probably better than you seem to think it is... I would go with 4.

Yes. Yes?

Scutellation

I would be very surprised to hear otherwise...