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I actually haven't voted because I'm not registered (anymore) and I don't want the bother of registering and remembering another password just for this... :)

For me, two that come to mind are the Iliad and Beowulf...

The "major" change done to trample (which I don't remember when, so you might know it), is the requirement to assign lethal damage to the blocking creature(s). Before, a pro-color blocker could "soak up" all the damage and prevent the trample; now, you assign lethal damage to the pro-color...

Indeed. I could use a couple, in fact ;)

Those questions come up whether the attacker has trample or not. They really have nothing to do with trample as it is.

I thought they would go back to the War Mammoths...

I know, I read 'em before I link them. Still doesn't look "fat" to me...

<shrug> Like I said in the other thread, just because it's not current "law" doesn't mean it's bad. People were breaking the law back in the first 100 years of the US by helping slaves to escape, is that wrong?

I read this also... sounds like owner needs to be a bit more careful... :)

hemoglobin

Sounds like Tylenol. Sink or swim?

Who's talking about the US? My link was for England and Nightstalkers is for Germany...

It depends what the "car accident" was (I think Nightstalkers's description was his own), but they may have thought they were in control. Kinda of the same when people drive and talk on cell phones or do other tasks besides driving...

I think it was an unfortunate turn that the military dad and daughter got on the latest flight to whereever they were supposed to go. Once that happened, they really didn't have a chance to catch up. I liked the brothers - it's too bad about his knees. I think the twins are taking it...

He could be busy again like he was last time. No biggie for me...

Don't you have the lifegain cards such as Drain Life in the deck to help being able to use Necro more than 19 or less times? :)

Heh, that's not bad in my group because they rarely run anti-enchantment spells in their decks anyways.... :)

So what are you guys' definition of "broken"? :)

Yeah, it's kinda insiduous that way. You buy a Starter or couple packs just to play with friends and after a year or so, you feel the need to "keep up" and buy new cards because your originals are "outdated" already (unless you play in the older formats).

mythosx: Why would Humility break the Type 1 game? Oversoul: You'd have to ask the creators of the deck. Maybe this is the "U/R" Fish while the other was mono-blue Fish, who knows... :)