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Generally speaking... (since I can't remember Rosewater's explanation in entirety) I think you're right that cards aren't specifically designed for a certain environment, so I take that back. What I means is that the nature of Magic and its rarity system implicitly means that some cards are...

No prob. Thanks for doing all of this.

Doh... I'm thinking too hard :)

Adrian Sullivan

Hope it's a good one!

Even better, it was over 80 where I live!

Sarah. Freddie Prinze Jr. or David Arquette?

smelly

Okay, you open the door and see a little 10' area with some short stairs going down to the north for 10'. At the bottom, you see a door in the east wall.

From pack 1: Devouring Greed and Honden of Night's Reach.

So that's three Swamps for you, right? I'll correct your side... Untap, Draw, Forest, Done. DF Life: 7 Hand: 1 In Play: (U, U) Island x 2 (U, U, U) Swamp x 3 (U) Abyssal Specter Graveyard:Hypnotic Specterx2,Recoilx2,Rescind,Boomerangx2, Man O Warx2, Doomsday Specter x 2, mind twist...

If it's known to be impossible, then why attempt the futile?

orgg: Is there an instant spell or ability to make a card go to your opponent's graveyard? I can just think of sorcery effects that affect both players... the bounce idea seems like it would work better. Limited: Thanks, yeah, that's the card I mean. But looking at it, Claws of Gix is...

I'll take River Kaijin from my pack.

Oversoul: I think it's Claws of Gix or an Ice Age card, I can't remember myself :)

Oh yeah, I saw the episode over the weekend but forgot to comment :) Yeah, I think having a two person "relationship" like G&J is very risky now, since generally people know you aren't going to stab each other (unless you're REALLY evil). Just like R&A... that should have been broken up when...

Yeah, tonight's the finale. Well, as far as was shown, since R&A and R&K took the earlier flight, R&A had no way of knowing where U&J and M&G where and how far back or who was ahead of whom. So they chose what they did know, that R&K was somewhere behind them, and maybe the yeild might push...

Mark Rosewater pretty much said it was impossible to design sets so that every single card is viable in all environments... I mean, they might be able to once, and then every set after that wouldn't be able to compete.

Field of Reality

Of course we all know that cards are usually geared towards one type of environment in terms of tourney Constructed, casual Constructed, Sealed, and what else... and the best cards manage to span a couple. So part of the fun is figuring out which card goes where...