MTG Salvation

Standard bans of course make sense but happened way too late. I see a card like cauldron familiar, at uncommon no less, and I wonder how broken the design system is to begin with.

Ouch then these are even worse, not that I care about basic lands anyway.

Decklists show 5-7 lands though. Are they not all new custom ones?

Actually I think the entire concept is flawed.by making the packs random they completely missed the point. I mean I would love to play unicorns, but I have no control of opening that. They could have at least indicated the theme in the packs and then you could have 1-4 possible decks. As it is, I could end up opening chaff like devils and scroll reader deck and then lose before starting. I'm not buying packs with seven lands in them without knowing the other cards.

Skeleton archer is my favorite new card. Now we just need a good skeleton legend...

The fact they are legendary is what makes them very crappy. No need for that restriction imho.

Still way better than the previous two versions. But the question is, why does such a boring legend warrent three iterations?

Missing the haste of most of the best 5 drop dragons. Haste is how you kill someone by being perfectly on curve with your finisher. This will still be good in casual, but not op like the other 5cc dragons, which is s good thing imho.

No, this is not a good card. When will people realize that raging goblin is and always has been horrible. And meanwhile green piles up more creatures with lots of relevant abilities and built in card advantage.

Slow and weak. also a silly plane where they equate death with boredom.tapping does not equal killing ok?

Gaddam green can do anything. Tired of this, how about some love for black? Green is the new obnoxious blue.

The amount of good ramp in standard is really picking up. I'm still waiting for the huge game breaking spells that cost a tonne though...

Rediculous card. Way too many abilities and yet another example of mythic cash cow machine.

This change makes sense to me and doesn't feel like a 'dumbing the game down' change like the legend rule and the stack. It is intuitive to newer players that death abilities trigger when a commander dies so why not.

This is awful. Why do they have to get anything?