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Let me rephrase that: If you use Workstation for deckbuilding, Suitcase will not offer anything new. If you want to have an inventory program to keep track of your cards, I would switch to Suitcase.

mythosx: Is it because their definition does not contradict what you believe in is why you are willing to accept their authority?

I don't even know what S/N stands for here. What was your favorite childhood toy?

Izaryo (sorry, that's what popped into my head)

EricBess bids 1 and train bids 0. We have two extra tricks that are going to someone... rkoelsch, start us off :)

That is true, nontoken creatures don't work with it...

Well yeah, but I was just giving the full explanation and covering all bases - you're not obligated to go down to 0 cards but the possibility exists.

If you use Workstation to test your decks, you don't need Suitcase... the added bonus of Suitcase is that you can inventory your cards and see what you have.

train helped say what I was trying to. Yeah, but I didn't know that back in '95. Back then, I though the price was because Arabian Nights was out of print and had a small print run. I didn't know it was going to get to its current price because of its draw power (drawing cards was not fully...

Boy, you must have had a traumatic experience with Elves! I certainly have never gotten that impression about Elves. I would hypothesize that a reason that you have that impression of them is their now sterotypical view, set by Tolkein, that they are long-living, if not eternal, and through...

I don't use the Core Game, but what has been said so far sounds reasonable (including Isty's points).

I think that if they're open to your decks and you're building within that framework, it's fine. Do your best! And do your worst on them! ;)

yeah, I read your article :) It's pretty much the same situation he has time-wise as I do, except he can't really get online a lot like I can to keep up with it. He basically plays when I can (well, more since he can make it more than I can) but doesn't really have time to concentrate on Magic...

If we're sending you cards for free, how can we "stand you up"?

It's the card itself, it's the "trickiness" and the stuff you can do on the stack with it that is this guy's problem. I haven't really focused on it outside of this R/U deck I had with it because I just haven't played enough to warrant building new decks. But I might bring him back.

"Paris" is a type of mulligan where you get a new hand of -1 cards, no matter what your hand is. So if you have 7 cards and don't like your hand, you can "paris mulligan" and draw a new hand of 6 cards. You repeat until you like your hand or are at 0 cards. The old way of mulliganing used to...

Well, yeah, now since you know what it's current price is. But it's hard to speculate with new cards. Say Glimmervoid, you could buy it now for $5 (just pulled a number out of my head), but would you do it now when you didn't know if it was going to go up or down in price in the future?

Astranbulth: Are the tax laws more favorable for married business people than married non-business people? Because until this last tax year, non-business married people had it worse off tax-wise than single people. mythosx: I'm curious, why are you choosing them as the authority for the...

I'll have to see it, but I doubt I'll be offended (and I'm Asian too).

Really? I thought it was truly a "keep your distance" type of thing, where you couldn't accelerate if it put you in the x distance of the opposing vehicle also. Maybe I will try to look it up...