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By: @justnisdead

@justnisdead — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 01:02:43 +0000

Thanks for the great article. It's so hard to analyze new cards when they come out, it's good to look at them from as many different perspectives as possible. I know when new sets come out I like to try out as many cards as I can. As someone who didn't play Magic in the way-back-then, I know how something that looks so terrible on paper can actually be an amazing card. Keep up the cube articles!

By: Chas

Chas — Fri, 24 Dec 2010 17:22:37 +0000

I've had my cube for about a year and a half and I know the pain of what it's like to have to evaluate new sets and make changes to the cube. To be perfectly frank I thought this article was all over the place and felt a little…jittery. I couldn't get a real sense of what your point was and just when I thought you were getting to it, you would shift gears to some other side point. The references you made to your other articles could have been summed up in a sentence or two without having to further divert my attention from the current article.

I think you have a good subject here, but I didn't really get anything out of this other than a small review of the newly spoiled cards. You could have used more examples of some less conventional card choices from other sets – sleepers if you will. Since you've probably been doing this longer than me and many of the people reading this, why not tell use what it's been like to evaluate from other blocks? Hope this helps.