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Sent a PM to Mikeymike, hoping he had email notification and I guess he did, he said he has been extremely busy in real life for the past couple of months and hadn't even gotten to play real-life Magic. But things are winding down and hopefully should be able to pick up again (I hope everyone...

Okay, Isty's turn. Gerrard's Wisdom Lotus Vale Parapet Cloud Elemental

Well, obviously getting 3 lands is better, but quite as obviously is more broken... :)

That's true. Only when he wants to make the deck in real life will it matter... :)

Well, now you've seen one "certified" case of what Coat can do to you... ;)

Spanish for "(Long) Live the".

Personally, it's still a bit high. But looking at rares in the overall market, it seems to be in line with the rest of "decent rares", which was what I was basing my opinion on (seeing how as "useless" rares go for $1-2).

Need more info on the pros and cons of both.

Yeah, that part was unclear. The rest can probably go though - What the basic land types are and that it can be played more than once per turn.

If you mean your statement "price of victory", $4-5 is about average for a decent rare. $8 would be high, yes...

That might be because it's black-bordered... it might be cheaper from 4th or 5th ed., even though it's a rare in those (although I think U1 is considered rare for the Legends expansion).

Didn't see Quiver...

Yeah, but with Sylvan, you get the two draws right now. You'e basically drawing 3 cards a turn...

Probably Coat...

Now I'm not so sure it's okay, with artifact mana (especially Mana Vault). Probably would have to play-test.

That's really what I'm after too. If civil unions or some other structure came about that gave the same rights as marriage, I'd be fine with that. It's just that it appears that "marriage" is where it's being concentrated right now.

Seeing a Serra Angel in an ante and winning her, making her my first Serra ownership :)

Only if there's a guaranteed return. What's your singing voice?

On a quick glance, the front page looks good except for a slight scroll to the right (like a quarter of an inch). I usually don't check other Magic websites consistently except for magicthegathering's front page due to time, so I didn't explore anything.

What do you mean "guidelines"? As far as I know, it's the same as trading, only you're "trading" money for cards...