Standard Compact Checklist Visual Spoiler. Brand 1 Instant Gain control of all permanents you own. This effect lasts indefinitely. Flame Blitz 1 Enchantment At the beginning of your end step, Flame Blitz deals 5 damage to each planeswalker. Footfall Crater 1 Enchantment — Aura Enchant land Enchanted land has " : Target creature gains trample and haste until end of turn.
Spark Spray 1 Instant Spark Spray deals 1 damage to any target. Other Versions. Flame Jet 2 Sorcery Flame Jet deals 3 damage to target player or planeswalker.
Go for Blood 2 Sorcery Target creature you control fights target creature you don't control. Lightning Rift 2 Enchantment Whenever a player cycles a card, you may pay. Molten Frame 2 Instant Destroy target artifact creature. Raking Claws 2 Instant Target creature gains double strike until end of turn. Starstorm 2 Instant Starstorm deals X damage to each creature.
Tectonic Reformation 2 Enchantment Each land card in your hand has cycling. Blast from the Past 3 Instant Madness , cycling , kicker , flashback , buyback Blast from the Past deals 2 damage to any target. Resounding Thunder 3 Instant Resounding Thunder deals 3 damage to any target.
When you cycle Resounding Thunder, it deals 6 damage to any target. Scrap 3 Instant Destroy target artifact. Sweltering Suns 3 Sorcery Sweltering Suns deals 3 damage to each creature. Lay Waste 4 Sorcery Destroy target land. Limits of Solidarity 4 Sorcery Gain control of target creature until end of turn.
They would have been better off drawing for their turn. Either they find a land, which lets them cast the Weaver, or they find a nonland, which means they likely have something else to do. Now, there could have been cases where that was right depending on their deck. If their deck really had a lot of bomb rares, maybe you could justify trying to turbo draw them. But most of the time, it's not the right thing to do.
Before deciding whether to cycle or not, I always like to mentally riffle through my deck and think, "What would I prefer to have here than this card?
If the answer is very few or zero cards, you're probably better holding onto whatever is in your hand. Cycling your Amonkhet dual land and then missing your land drop is unwise in many decks.
If you have five lands and a Winged Shepherd , I wouldn't cycle it away and then not be able to make a big play the turn afterward. On the flip side, sometimes the answer is very much, "Yes, there are many cards I would rather have than this.
For example, if you don't have a third land and you have Cast Out in your hand, that would be the time to consider pitching it away. If you have your land drops lined up, I'd generally keep it.
Cycling isn't free to use. Well, unless you have New Perspectives active—in which case, go nuts! You need to pay the cycling cost.
And as a result, one major question becomes "When will you have mana for this? Remember the scenario I mentioned earlier about whether you should your cycle Winged Shepherd on turn one? Let's look at that here. In addition to all the other factors at play, you should be thinking about the mana it takes to cycle and when your next opportunity to make this decision would be.
First, in this situation, I'd run through the three other questions first. How many better cards are in my deck—would I rather have a land here? In the case of the Shepherd, it's a pretty low commitment: just a single white mana. That means that if I don't cycle it now, on any future turn where I have one mana left, I can make this choice again. It depends on your hand and how much you're planning to curve out or if you really need lands , but that's a pretty low commitment to do some other time.
This is a relatively comfortable position for most people. This position gets your torso low and flattens the forearms, reducing drag.
It strains my neck and arms. This position keeps your back low and reduces drag on your arms by keeping the forearms relatively flat, and thus out of your frontal profile. Besides body position, there are some other simple tricks you can employ to go faster without going a single watt harder. One, tighten up. Cycling clothing is tight for the same reason your swimsuit is tight — bagginess causes drag.
Even something simple like your helmet straps can make a big difference. I was recently in the DST wind tunnel and found a 4. Speaking of helmets, aero helmets do make a difference. Another easy thing — carry your stuff in the center jersey pocket instead of the side, where it causes more drag. Therefore objects with cycling will be affected by effects that depend on objects having one or more activated abilities. These abilities trigger only once when a card is cycled.
Any cards that trigger when a player cycles a card will trigger when a card is discarded to pay an activation cost of a typecycling ability. Any effect that increases or reduces a cycling cost will increase or reduce a typecycling cost. Any effect that looks for a card with cycling will find a card with typecycling. Example 3 Ash Barrens Land : Add. Wizards of the Coast. Keyword Abilities. Keyword Actions.
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