Narset and Karn are incredibly unsafe unrestricts miserable play patterns and extremely forcing, I honestly think unrestricting mox emerald would be better, gush being unrestricted would instantly break doomsday. Chalice may be balanced but also creates miserable play patterns and makes the format worse, 8 spheres is probably too many but unrestricting thorn is probably doable as long as you restrict sphere. Git probe is another doomsday card which also has a habit of greatly decreasing the impact of skill on the game.

@marland_moore
Hullbreacher doesn't cast impulse twice and dodge swords narset does the difference between the two in power level is colossal. Once again chalice is in theory unrestrictable but it makes a worse format so I would vote against. Gush is MASSIVELY better than ragavan in blue decks in general and when doomsday enters the picture comparing the two becomes laughable.

@joshuabrooks I agree with you that people have to learn lessons. Maybe learning a lesson by losing $100,000 is a bit much? What bothers me most though is that the scammer would win with $100,000 in their pocket. What kind of lesson does the scammer learn? They would learn that they can get rich easily by taking advantage of people. Then other bad people will see what the scammer has done and then you have more people doing scams. And then it cascades from there, repeating this same process over and over, creating thousands of scams. Lets stop it now while we still can.

This is the argument I find most compelling.

@moorebrother1

There is a 4-C lutri omnath deck that works surprisingly well it has a pretty modern rampy feel.

It was a main deck null rod build that tried to fix some of the issues that the deck had with top decking dead by removing the mana artifacts. The meta at the time was generally quite soft to the rod so having 4 main deck you could play without worry or hesitation was very strong.

Thanks wizards I hate it.

I was very excited till I read your edit.

@covetousrat
I believe the goldfish website itself has the continuations of this series.

I didn't screen shot it but I had a game in eternal weekend where
Op) Ancestral
Me) Ancestral
OP) FOW
Me) Brainstorm
OP) Dig Through Time
Me) Flusterstorm

I thought that was pretty cool.

@lienielsen

This is a bit extreme but I agree with the spirit of the argument.

@john-cox

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.

@daniel-worobec

That sounds fun and relatively inexpensive.

What happens if we unrestricted mind's desire?

@russian-spam-bot I will confess I chuckled.

@daniel-worobec

Hulk

1. Not being hit by karakas
2. Immediate impact unlike titans or the other just big creatures
3. Constructs are often bigger then griselbrand making him as a body less effective than the sac trigger
4. Hullbreacher and needle are much less effective as counterplay
5. Gains life instead of paying it

@marland_moore
Hullbreacher doesn't cast impulse twice and dodge swords narset does the difference between the two in power level is colossal. Once again chalice is in theory unrestrictable but it makes a worse format so I would vote against. Gush is MASSIVELY better than ragavan in blue decks in general and when doomsday enters the picture comparing the two becomes laughable.

Narset and Karn are incredibly unsafe unrestricts miserable play patterns and extremely forcing, I honestly think unrestricting mox emerald would be better, gush being unrestricted would instantly break doomsday. Chalice may be balanced but also creates miserable play patterns and makes the format worse, 8 spheres is probably too many but unrestricting thorn is probably doable as long as you restrict sphere. Git probe is another doomsday card which also has a habit of greatly decreasing the impact of skill on the game.

@lienielsen

That sounds bad for the economy and enfranchised players, what if instead they had 2 prices of entry for each tournament one for people with cards and the other that comes with a one day god account included.

My favorite from that year was by far 1917. The camera work teams up with some excellent actors and incredible sets to create an extremely gripping film that effectively conveyed the pointless and brutal nature of war while also keeping up tension better than any horror movie I have ever seen.