Ryski3 on Sephiroth, Fabled Soldier

12 minutes ago

I suppose any thought would be helpful. I feel I don't have enough token generation in this deck but any feedback on things to change would be appreciated!

EscapingBurger updated Kardur's Crazy Times (Precon Upgrade)

17 minutes ago

February 2026 Update

Out: Keen Duelist

This does mean increasing the mana curve and losing a creature, but this deck is just supposed to be fun, and Triple Triad seems like a more fun version of this effect. The Duelist also seemed a little risky since it only hits on...

2000AD on Browbeat Burn

51 minutes ago

Love this - may I suggest Cursed Scroll over Flame Rift? If budget, totally understand. Did some play runs, I dug it.

CHARLES2355 on Cactuar!!! CMC=1.71 Reliable Midrange that …

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DemonDragonJ on List of Planeswalkers by Home …

2 hours ago

Amazingly, I did not have Oko on this list, so, with the recent revelation that he is from Lorwyn/Shadowmoor, I have added him, to this list.

DemonDragonJ on MtG Reprint Wish List

2 hours ago

Magic: the Gathering has thousands, or even tens of thousands, of cards, some of which have been reprinted more often then have others (i.e., some have been reprinted numerous times, while others have never been reprinted), so I would like to make a list of any and all cards that users here would like to see reprinted, in any set and at any time. Obviously, we cannot mention any cards that are on the reserved list, but any other cards are eligible to be mentioned here.

First, I shall mention Book of Rass, Claws of Gix, Martyr's Cause, and Righteous Aura, since none of those cards have ever been reprinted, or at least they have not been reprinted, recently, so I very much would like to see them reprinted in the new border style and with new artwork, and they are also excellent cards for teaching newer players that life and permanents can be used as resources, as well.

Next, it would be great if Anointed Procession could be reprinted, especially considering that WotC has reprinted both Doubling Season and Parallel Lives, recently, meaning that the two green enchantments are much less expensive than is the white one.

I also find it to be very surprising that Oloro, Ageless Ascetic has never been reprinted, outside of a judge promo, which I do not consider to be a proper reprint, given that he is a very popular general in EDH.

Absorb was reprinted, in the most recent visit to Ravnica, but it is still a rare, which I feel is definitely not the rarity that it should have, now; it most certainly should be only an uncommon, and I also would like to see Undermine reprinted as an uncommon, as well.

The filter lands (i.e., Cascade Bluffs, Twilight Mire, and so forth) have been reprinted in numerous Commander sets, but either with the original artwork and flavor text from Shadowmoor and Eventide or with artwork and flavor text in Universes Beyond sets, and they have never been reprinted in a standard set, so I would like to see them reprinted in a standard set, so that they shall have new artwork and flavor text.

Ancient Spider has never been reprinted, so I feel that it definitely deserves to be; with Thunder Spirit being on the reserved list (which it most certainly should not be, in my mind), I believe that WotC should reprint Sky Spirit more frequently, as it is such a useful creature, and, similarly, Tempest Drake has never been reprinted, so it definitely should be. Also, Dragonlair Spider is not terribly expensive, currently but I feel that it deserves a reprint, to keep it affordable.

The utility lands from both Ravnica (i.e., Sunhome, Fortress of the Legion) and Innistrad (i..e, Kessig Wolf Run) are an interesting case, since some of those cards have been reprinted more often than have the others, so I would like to see all of them reprinted, to keep them easily available.

The original ten guildmages (from the first Ravnica block) were reprinted in Ravnica Remastered, so I would like to see the ten guildmages from the Return to Ravnica block (i.e., Vizkopa Guildmage, Zameck Guildmage, and so forth) reprinted, as well.

Coalition VictoryGC was reprinted as a timeshifted card, but I would like to see it reprinted in the new frame style, and, Cromat has never been reprinted, either, so it would be nice to see that card in the new frame style, as well.

Given how frequently WotC has reprinted Command Tower, Reliquary Tower, Thespian's Stage, and Exotic Orchard, I really wish that they would reprint Homeward Path and Reflecting Pool more frequently, as well.

Grixis Charm is the only charm from its cycle that has not yet been reprinted, so I would like to see it reprinted, and, similarly, Dromar, the Banisher and Numot, the Devastator are also the only cards in their cycles that have never been reprinted, either, so I definitely would like to see them be reprinted, at some point, as well.

Given that WotC recently reprinted Mikokoro, Center of the Sea twice, it would be nice to see them reprint Miren, the Moaning Well; I understand that High Market is generally superior to the well, but it still would be nice to have the well reprinted, anyway.

Intervention Pact is the only card from its cycle that was not reprinted in Time Spiral remastered, so I definitely would like to see it reprinted, at some point.

The ten lieges were reprinted in the second Double Masters set, but Deathbringer Liege was the only one that had new artwork, so I would like to see all ten reprinted, with new artwork, at some point, and I also would like to see the ten demigods (i.e., Divinity of Pride, Deus of Calamity, and so forth), as well as the ten auras that are associated with them (i.e., Scourge of the Nobilis, Clout of the Dominus, and so forth) reprinted, as well.

I believe that I have mentioned a fairly significant number of cards that I would like to see reprinted, so I shall now open this conversation to other users, here; what are some cards that you very much would like to see be reprinted?

DemonDragonJ on Should I Keep Basalt Monolith …

3 hours ago

SaberTech, that card is a good suggestion, especially since Enduring Vitality provides all of my creatures with the ability to tap for mana.

zandl on Card creation challenge

4 hours ago

Noptera, God of Eusociality

Legendary Artifact Creature - Insect God

At the beginning of each player's end step, that player creates a 1/1 white and green insect artifact creature token.

For each opponent, as long as you control more nontoken creatures than that opponent, tokens that would be created under that opponent's control are created under your control instead.

3/5

InfiniteCreator on Taxes and the irs

5 hours ago

Give any helpful tips if you see anything

Rhadamanthus on Sinister Concoction + Moonshadow

5 hours ago

You get multiple triggers in this situation. Each one of those costs is a separate action and they get paid separately from each other, the big clue being the "in any order" notes from the rules you found (it's interesting that Sinister Concoction's text puts the mill near the front of the list while the rule seems to say you should do that after everything else).

The times when Moonshadow would only trigger once for multiple things moving would be if those things are truly moving simultaneously. Some common examples include an effect that makes you discard 2 cards, an effect that mills you for 5, an effect that destroys all artifacts, or multiple creatures dying from combat damage (probably the most common example).

hyalopterouslemur on What exactly is the hard …

6 hours ago

Yeah, but they were being special about combos. Remember, combat is more or less a failure mode of most B3+ decks, but WotC wants to emphasize combat.

DrSnipy updated Toolbox Reforged

6 hours ago

Version 1.1 The Myriad Landscape fix

Put in: 1x more cad:Waste

vishnarg on Which card to run in …

6 hours ago

Very simple question. I am making a new decklist using Ketramose, the New Dawn which is a bit of a control removal deck naturally, but also a bit of a blink deck with some nice ETB effects. Essentially, I'm torn on whether I should run Corpse Knight or Suture Priest. I am curious which card the community thinks would be better in EDH and in this deck, and why. Or, if you have other suggestions for a 2 drop creature to fill that role, I'm open to suggestions. Deck list for reference: Ketramose