Thanks for spreading the good word.

I *love* the idea of playing the lands upside-down, because at the end of the turn, you can do a quick check, so if you happen to have a land in hand, and no upside-down land in play, you don’t miss a drop. I actually think this should be suggested as an actual rules change.

I also believe that ‘summoning sickness’ tokens need to be created, in order to place them on creatures coming into play. I’ve had mid-game slowdowns/discussions that have resulted in a very common question: “Did he come into play this turn or last turn?” This is especially rampant in longer-turn EDH games.

And ‘token stations’ should be just as readily available as ‘land stations’ at most LGS’s, for drafting and regular tournament purposes. I understand that creature tokens have become practically as collectible as the cards themselves, but since these tokens make the game so much clearer and easy to understand, I think that the tokens should be made more readily available. I’m hoping that the “token packs” being shipped with C14 are the start of a new trend, where token packs are made available to anyone who purchases sealed boxes of product, containing a healthy amount of tokens potentially created by cards in the set.

I’d never thought of using a die to count triggers, but this leads me to a question… what if there are different TYPES of triggers? Does the player use multiple dice to count the different trigger types? Doesn’t that get just as confusing as remembering the triggers in the first place?

Thanks for bringing this info to our attention. It’s particularly timely for me, as I’m about to participate in my first EVER Standard tournament tonight. I know I’m gonna get slaughtered, since I’m working with a sub-par budget Abzan lifegain deck, but I’m hoping to get into the swing of things.