Some cards might be missing (I know I took emrakul out to use in legacy etc).

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I'm curious as to variations on rules. I play w/ shared deck/graveyard and just don't include tutor/mill cards play w/ 7 card starting hands, and arcane lab effect in place.

I've heard of others playing w/ splitting the stack into 60 card decks, 3 card starting hands, X spells but w/ a limitation of x=5, and loose arcane lab rules where things like madness aren't actually casting spells just to make the cards more interesting.

I wanted to keep things as simple as possible, so I forego the X spells and keep things strictly to the arcane lab rules.

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Originally posted by caquaa:
Thats the interesting thing about T4, you don't need a perfect list. Just throw something together. If you're missing some cards, you really don't notice a difference like you would in EDH or cube.

I'm curious as to variations on rules. I play w/ shared deck/graveyard and just don't include tutor/mill cards play w/ 7 card starting hands, and arcane lab effect in place.

I've heard of others playing w/ splitting the stack into 60 card decks, 3 card starting hands, X spells but w/ a limitation of x=5, and loose arcane lab rules where things like madness aren't actually casting spells just to make the cards more interesting.

I wanted to keep things as simple as possible, so I forego the X spells and keep things strictly to the arcane lab rules.

What rules do you guys use? I might be rebuilding one soon as some friends were asking about it.

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I try to keep it simple also, none of that alternate casting cost stuff and no custom cards. 4 cards to start and 5 hand max at the end of each turn.

You dont need a perfect stack but an adequate proportion of threats and answers is needed to provide a good experience. There also needs to be a balance in the power level of threats available.