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I'd say that against other ramp, lure on lovestruck beast can be a nice way to take out other peoples ramp creatures.

Speaking of the future.
During the next three sets we are likely to see the last time shifted cards be reprinted.

That means decks will be built around them, and that things will change fast economically.

Tarmogoyf has been a nice example of this.

But economies will crash based on what's in the time shifted set and what was "futurized" in future sight.

I don't think tombstalker has been reprinted yet, but I may have overlooked it in m2.
Gurmag angler might have won by being cheaper, but being more available might suddenly change how people view tombstalker.

In pauper we will get the entire "familiar" cycle back, pauper might be unphased by this at first, but when modern is trying to break it, surprising innovations will suddenly make the other familiars relevant again. That means that the old versions will suddenly have value as "bling" because the top players will compete at looking cool by playing the oldest versions, so money in the pocket...

Are YOU prepared for it ;)

Study the timeshifted and future sight lists hard and there's money to be gained.
Slivers will see a revival at one point.

I think this is where the slivers and phyrexians merge, becoming the eldrazi. The eldrazi got the hybrid traits of these two groups. They got the "legs" look at old sliver legs and eldrazi legs. They got the assimilation process of the phyrexians, the queen hive mind of the slivers.

And don't forget that the slivers were breed by a phyrexian sleeper agent.

https://www.mtgvault.com/wickeddarkman/decks/my-trust-noone-page-2/

There is the 3/2 phyrexian zombie for BB.
It's a hint that the zombie tribe will be expanded by phyrexians, and it hints that we are going to see aggressive drone like phyrexians first, and then we will probably get connected abilities during autumn.

Dominaria is supposed to be a 4 set cycle, featuring "spring", "summer", "autumn" and "winter"

You'll have to be patient for the "winter" set :(

Yeah it does :)
Theres still a ton of details that I'm looking into, like exactly how many overlaps is needed to have something really powerfull. It's not something I will get to for a long time though.

Okay types :)

From first eksperimenting with names like proto"types"hogun he decided to try out being named typer which lead to a few clumsy names.

Then the poor smuck reverted to just call himself "type" and later narrowed it down to ty.

I guess orisi is a way to revert back to being types
Starting with username mrmojorising87

This place has plenty of trolls, and they usually interact with me cause I taunt them endlessly.
By "low" I was referring to the joke as sexual which was a double pun on your username.
Usually japan is referred to as a culture that "reads between the lines" and are apt at getting multiple layers.

Bastardizing words is very Danish, and last time I checked, Danish and Japanese cultures have a lot in common, which is why our countries trade a lot.

That said, we have a troll that identifies himself as "types"
And orisi does translate into "types"

Trolls often use am, em, Im in front of their names, so the name you choose is basically "I'm types" in troll lingo.
Types also had a love of posing as Japanese, so you might see how I feel a bit sceptical about your background.

Also your choice of word "cringe" sort of gave it all away. Too memey.

I've been working with halfdecks long enough to know that two random themes will have their success based on points of synergy.
Teach by example is such a point. It's a card that can work either ways.

It's simply a matter of having enough overlaps.

This is why infect has used spellskite and arbor dryad. They create an overlap between the creature strategy and the pump strategy. They lack infect, but they still act as points of synergy.

Which board, and which language?

Besides why do you dislike humor?

I've heard trolls dislike humor, you are not having any "ult"erior agenda, are you?

What?

I'll mate liliana anytime for some "isi" amore x)

Then again, she does dance with the dead...

In legacy people are actually considering smash to dust
(From dominaria united) so you might want to consider it too.
Legacy isn't known for having walls, so the fact that the card is considered there makes it considerable in modern. (Especially because modern does have decks with walls)

I wouldn't call it "ult".

I would rather try to catchphrase "ulti", mate :)
(And, the pun becomes so much better)

You could even go with the "low" pun instead.

I "mate" my liliana does have a certain ring to it.

Breaker of "a mis"

Commune with spirits can help you get the right creature, and will help out if you ever get a 1 land hand.

Treva's charm will be nice with this.

There are many other hushbringer creatures.

You might want to try to focus on bite spells rather than fight spells. Bite spells are fight spells where the opponent's creature don't get to fight back, and most bite spells can hit planeswalkers.

Painter's servant might have been part of the original build.

It peaked in 2012, then died out, though a few clung to it during 2013-2019.
After that it was completely forgotten until now.

"Rawr" used to be quite the meme in mtgvault.
Around the 2013 period.

What hates bogles can hate infect.
The spear is good, and you do have stoneforge mystic.

Infect is out there, but about as present as hexproof, so together they sit on about 1% of the meta.

It seems the spear is holding both decks back.

Back in 2018 spellskite was more or less the move, so back then they all had 3-4 artifact removal in the sb to deal with it.

I guess in 2022 all it would take would be for a smart hex/infect player to have 3-4 annul in sb :)

Regionals came by Copenhagen it seems. 400+ decks ended up on mtggoldfish.