Eye of Singularity - Yea, its hard to judge the token hate card when not going against tokens. It will need more testing from me for sure.toctheyounger wrote: ↑4 years agoEye of Singularity has been the same for me. When running down a token deck it's clutch, but it's easy to mill when you don't need it. It's easy enough to get back with Shepherd, so there's that.
Abeyance does seem a real meta call. I wonder if you'd make just as much use from something like Unexpectedly Absent? I've had lots of luck dropping combo decks with it myself.
This game seems like a pretty good example of what this deck can do when it hits the curve nicely. Bruna has a lot of great control, I love it.
Abeyance - I need to test it more. Lots of infinite combos involve looping doing a process several times so the question is if stalling that process until the start of the next player's turn stops the combo from being a thing. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. The upside I see though is this card can still draw a card and I can see some uses for it outside of stopping a combo. Even just casting it during an opponent's upkeep could be very annoying and it would still draw me a card. Its definitely not something that I have tested enough to really comment much on but I figured I would test it a little more. Its hard to judge a reactionary card as you proactively roll over your opponents.
I have been loving the equipment with cheaper creatures as well as the monarch cards. I still need more testing with running all of the monarch cards because I still really haven't seen a situation where I just draw all the monarch stuff and I seem to be fairly happy spinning that mechanic up.