MTG Salvation

The Veil of secrecy is awesome when you really want the surprise element, except that now they know it's in your hand and will block all your creatures.

=P That's pretty hilarious.

Disrupting Shoal seems too weak and too limited in its abilities, how often will you have the same casting cost of the card you want to counter?

Kelly Chen - Shake Shake

Winamp playlist on random select.

It seems to me that more often than not, the ability would be used for removal of more creatures and then probably something important after all their creatures are gone, or maybe it's a good way to abuse glacial ray =P

3.8
Within normal limits; an appropriate score for an American. (The overall average score for groups tested in the original study is listed in the 1950 publication as 3.84, with men averaging somewhat higher and women somewhat lower.)

Wow, I'm a true American =P

This is obviously in the cycle of 4cc creatures with a drawback. We already know about the black and the green one. This one's pretty solid for blue. 4 for a 4/4 flying.

EDIT: Which one is it? There are like 2 different card texts for the same name o_O

Unstable: That article was already mentioned in an earlier post.

Is the tutoring power of intuition necessary? The only other options do not sound very good (gifts ungiven, quiet speculation).

Avarice: How is circular logic too slow? You can play it for its madness cost with wild mongrel.

My name's in the name thread, I'm 17, my favorite color in magic is blue because of the controlling elements, my favorite card is skullclamp, and I don't do much else besides play magic all the time.

Currently listening to a song by Angela Cheung, except I can't read the name of the song because it's all in weird characters because my winamp doesn't support chinese.

Quote from CynicalSquirrel »

Today is Martin Luther King day, as I think we all know, and, with the day off from school, I find myself sitting by the computer, doing absolutely nothing, while typing up this message...So here is the question:

Is this really what Martin Luther King would have wanted? Don't you think Martin Luther King, on his day, would want people to go to school, to learn together in harmony? It makes more sense to me to have school, instead of having kids just sit at home doing nothing, and I don't think it's what Martin Luther King would have wanted. He would have wanted people to learn about civil rights, and the freedoms that people used to not have. But instead, it was barely mentioned in school, and I haven't learned anything new about the holiday this year.

Does anyone agree with me on this?

Wait, you get a day off in Israel for Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday (Observed) as well? I thought it was limited to being a US federal holiday.

I was thinking that now that students are studying in harmony now, one day won't matter, because his work has followed through. I think that it's a federal holiday to praise him as being an important person in the history of the US.
EDIT: Oops you live in MN, What's with the Israel flag then? -_-

Hm...are there any cards worth keeping in your graveyard at all in standard or limited? It seems to me that the only time where having cards in your graveyard would be relevant is if you are running eternal witness, soulless revival, and/or hana kami.

I think the top rares will be the reanimation spell that costs 1B, not the XB one, along with maybe blazing shoal and perhaps the legendary storyline characters (Most likely toshiro because its ability is the most powerful so far.)

However, I'm not too sure about the patrons. They require a tribal sense to them.

Goblins because they all work really well with each other and are faster than elves.

1. Mirrodin
2. Scourge
3. Onslaught