#quillspike

[furryeaglebarbarian]

Balorsurion the unstoppable

Okay,last one for real this time.

[spirit-elementmaster]

Kaijudo Headcannons: Recruitment of Masters

Okay it's kinda implied in the show that Kaijudo is either passed down in the family like with Ken and Isao or you are spotted with great potential by a member in the Order like with Ray, Allie and Gabe

Either way you are tested by the Order in how to handle mana and how quickly you can pick it up in one day, if not you're memory is erased.

Here are my takes on how I think the Masters got recruited:

Hector

For Hector I feel like he got recruited from his family

For this reason it's because I believe working with Fire Creatures takes a long time especially with how uncontrollable and are very destructive they are in nature

I feel like Fire Specialist are mostly those who were trained by family members who learn how to fight with such fiery creatures and have a passed down teachings and certain practices

It's also implied in the show there can be certain side effects when training in certain civilizations, shown with Allie when letting darkness taking over

When working with Fire Civilization you must have a literal spark in order to train with Fire Creatures specifically

However that spark can take over and become in it's essence rage and a destructive force

Hector learned from family how to control and be more tame when working with Fire Civilization

I think that's why his character is so calm and tame because he had to learn to control the fire within when he was an acolyte himself

When it comes to families who train in Fire, most often than not all children are expected to train and learn the teachings

I'll get into it in another post, but when it comes to some families, especially those held at a high standard because of their long history with the Order they are most likely grew up with Kaijudo their whole lives as children

Hector's family was one of the few that had such a high standard that he grew up with Kaijudo his whole life and expected to carry on a certain legacy of his family

Nadia

Nadia was spotted by a Water Specialist

I feel like when those from the Order spot outsiders to join they usually will spot characteristics with civilizations

So with Nadia she was mostly likely spotted for her keen desire to keep expanding her knowledge, her control over her emotions and ability to be flexible

It's not just characteristics associated with civilizations though, it's also showing bravery and being able to face the unknown especially when it comes with dealing with dangerous creatures

With Nadia she was spotted off the streets and used her smarts to get herself around

But she also expressed a level of justice and most likely got spotted when she was defending someone

Kimora

He was also spotted

With nature, you have to express commitment and loyalty

It's like when you take care of plants, they take time and patience to keep them alive and require compassion and a sense of duty

However Kimora was initially spotted by showing characteristics of bravery and loyalty

It wasn't until after he was officially joined the Order that he began showing his strong alignment with nature

I feel with nature as well you have to show a sense of community, a lot of Nature Creatures seen in the show are most often than not with a group, like with the Quillspikes or Bronze-Arm Tribe

As a acolyte, he trained a lot in groups, helped those around him and thrived in being with others

It wasn't until Kimora showed more of these characteristics that he was more committed to a Nature Civilization training

Jaha

She was definitely recruited by family

Like Fire, it's another civilization to master, you can easily give into the darkness and become corrupt

Those who train in Darkness Civilization have to be guided by specialists and learn how to not let it take over

However not just anyone in the family can be trained compared to families who train in Fire

Children of families that train in Darkness are hand selected and picked from the very best

The Darkness can easily manipulate you and families themselves will often do their own tests to their children to see if they can handle it

With Jaha, she absolutely had to prove to her family she can handle it, showing how cunning and resourceful she is

Just like Hector, Jaha also has a legacy to carry on from her family

It's why Jaha takes up Allie as her protege, teaching her the ways of how her family taught her since Jaha wants to pass down what her own family was taught

Nigel

It can really go either or for me

Spotted or from a family

But because he's absolutely never strays from the rules, I feel like he does come from a family that comes from some sort of line of Light

Not a very high standard one like Jaha or Hector, but definitely a more recent and small family

Nigel was held up at a standard from a very young age

He was taught from day one to follow the rules and can never stray

From trauma of being taught these strict ways and forced into the role it's why Nigel betrayed the Order as well

He can't bring himself to go against what he was taught his whole life because it's so foreign and most likely frightens him if he strays

Nigel also holds himself at a high standard and even though he cut ties with his family, he still can't help think about the disappointment and guilt if he strays from the rules

So yeah here are some Kaijudo Headcannons and how I think the Masters were recruited, let me know what you think!

[sonicasura]

In the Kaijudo X Trollhunters Crossover, do some members of Team Kaijudo go to the Darklands to save Jim? Whats Gunmar's reaction to seeing Kaijudo warrior and their creature partners?

It's Ray who follows after Jim. He came up with an alternate plan of escape by warping to the Veil from the Darklands specifically the near Quillspike territory. No one wanted to risk opening up Killahead Bridge again as should Gunmar escape than the treaty would be completely broken.

Now the troll tyrant was banished after the Veil's creation and Gumm-Gumms loathe Kaijudo users. Their hate is so strong that not even Changelings surpass it. He can smell the Veil's mana than just whose a Kaijudo user. Gunmar wasn't happy when Ray busts through his fortress on Tatsurion's back and jail breaks Jim.

He practically wanted the acolyte's head to go alongside Bob's hide if the trollish curses were enough to go by. Gunmar was further livid when the three manage to evade his guards too. Rescuing Enrique has gotten harder as security has been beefed up afterwards.

Angering Gunmar will reap even more nasty consequences than just that.

[sideblogforsonic]

Of course, when writing fanfiction, you can easily bend the rules of real injuries for certain characters. Characters known for having certain superpowers are going to experience certain injuries differently than how a real person would, just as a character with certain health conditions would have a different experience (two sides of the same coin).

I’ve written a couple stories where Sonic characters get hurt and each time I take into account that some of those characters have healing abilities the likes of which we can only wish for. Shadow, in “Green Stains”, gets an accidental arm cut and bleeds fairly profusely because it’s an arm cut, but because of his healing abilities all that bleeding stops in a timeframe that would never make sense for many other characters and it’s already healed over enough to allow for fur growth to begin a few minutes later. In “A Place For Her Name” there’s a subplot involving Sonic having both his legs broken, more specifically spiral fractures, due to a nasty fight with Eggman. Now, Sonic is another character that heals fast. (In the IDW comics there have been at least two stories where he gets a more run-of-the-mill ankle fracture in one leg and is able to keep going and also is completely fine the next day. All other signs point to him healing really quickly in most other circumstances.) But I needed there to be a reason for him to be carted off in an ambulance and have to stay in the hospital for a couple days. Now, spiral fractures are usually caused by violence. Like, don’t look them up unless you wanna be sad. And Sonic relies on his legs quite a bit, so having two broken legs would definitely be a big deal for him (without going into horror territory). Spiral fractures usually take a long time to heal because of the nature of how they occur. But Sonic heals fast, so while this is definitely going to debilitate him for a while, he’d probably be back to normal in about a week. He would still need medical attention for a few days, though…which is why “I need Shadow to visit Sonic in the hospital” turned into “Sorry, Sonic, this story involves Eggman brutally twisting your legs with a robot until the bones look like a spiral staircase, but you’ll get plenty of gifts about it!”

It also works backwards, by the way. For “Life is Stronger” I was specifically rewriting a plot point in which Sonic had received a fatal injury in canon, so that in my version he doesn’t get hurt at all. What made the most sense? Get Sonic to duck at the right moment, on the ground in a crawling position, so the Dark Chaos Lance doesn’t make contact with anything vital. But in 06, Sonic had long quills, so I figured that a realistic thing would be for a quillspike to get messed up. Just like a real hedgehog, Sonic’s quills protect him. So in my version of the story, he has a bad quill day, sure…but that’s way better than the DCL going audibly through his heart and lungs as we watch Mephiles dangle the poor boy in the air before dropping him to the ground to die. (I hate Mephiles.) So in my version Sonic is alive the whole time with no interruptions from stabby demonic activity.

I wish there was a website where you could input a character's description (height, weight, sex, medical conditions, etc.) And a situation (car crash, falls, stabbing, etc.) And it would calculate for you from most to least likely the injuries that character would receive, potential complications, and how long it would take recover. This would make writing injuries SO MICH EASIER if I wasn't guessing at everything

[alyatg]

Watching the quillspike attack midnightcrawler with spikes like Guys, dude's made of metal. You think that's gonna do anything?

[stardustelk]

Why is Moorna mean to Tatsaurion?

So, I've been thinking about this for a while after rewatching a few clips of Kaijudo. In "Bring Me the Head of Tatsaurion the Unchained", we learned that Moorna set up an attack of Tatsaurion's Quillspike family out of pure spite. However, I feel like there's more to it than that. In another episode, Tatsaurion explained that his father was feared by all. Even his own family was scared of him. So, I couldn't help but wonder if Moorna was bullying Tatsaurion not only because he's a hybrid but she just wants an emotional punching bag since she can't face her own father!

I do wish we could've explored more of that family dynamic in the show. Mostly to better understand Tatsaurion's father as a character. It would also give a general idea of Moorna as a character as whole. If she really was afraid of her father and if her birth mother played a role into this twisted personality, it just makes her character sound more cowardly.

[phyrexian-without-a-cause]

Angrie Modern Combo cards need a new home

Somebody bailed on me during a deal, so now i'm left with some Druids and Quillspikes. Anybody wanna trade?

[deerwife]

bad commander deck idea under readmore lmao

so for a while ive been kicking around the thought of using devoted druid as an engine to storm off-- as long as you can figure out how to replenish your hand, you can keep slapping efficient pump spells on her, which she can then turn directly into mana via her ability. the problem is that there’s just not enough draw spells or efficient pump spells to make her go off with regularity,,,

but then i realized that she’d interact really well in a specialized varolz the scar-striped commander deck... its green/black so it could run the dev druid/quillspike combo but also can use varolz’s ability to help feed REALLY efficient pumps onto your dev druid-- stuff like death’s shadow or phyrexian dreadnaught would read as +13 or +12 mana respectively and there’s a number of smaller creatures which could help pump things up. jam a bunch of black draw spells, stick a tendrils of agony in there for storm finish, and shotgun it out :3c

plus if the dev druid storm doesn’t work, you can always fall back on quillspike or just use the efficient beaters in your deck or have a few sacrifice synergies to help close things down. idk it seems like a cute notion

[mtgbracket]

Round of 8192 - Batch 45 results

740 Bracketeers voted in Batch 45, and 9.32m votes have now been cast.

Visual results are here and today’s results are:

Cyclonic Rift defeats Shifting Sky with 91.97% of the vote Doran, the Siege Tower defeats Zodiac Rooster with 90.40% of the vote Reflecting Pool defeats Dutiful Attendant with 88.72% of the vote Utter End defeats Sidisi's Faithful with 88.54% of the vote

Aven Mimeomancer defeats Wolf Pack with 84.77% of the vote Malignus defeats Havenwood Wurm with 81.35% of the vote Scarblade Elite defeats Wu Spy with 74.83% of the vote Carnival of Souls defeats Lagonna-Band Trailblazer with 74.35% of the vote

Hellhole Flailer defeats Reef Pirates with 74.17% of the vote Twilight Drover defeats Horde of Boggarts with 73.94% of the vote Ravages of War defeats Chisei, Heart of Oceans with 72.28% of the vote Stocking Tiger defeats Warrior's Stand with 71.75% of the vote

Isolation Cell defeats Rootwater Mystic with 69.37% of the vote Gut Shot defeats Rakdos Augermage with 66.85% of the vote Final Fortune defeats Persecute with 66.57% of the vote Nin, the Pain Artist defeats Garbage Fire with 66.39% of the vote

War Elemental defeats Dracoplasm with 66.02% of the vote Hyena Umbra defeats Carnivorous Death-Parrot with 63.49% of the vote Underworld Dreams defeats Sea Gate Wreckage with 62.59% of the vote Invert the Skies defeats Matsu-Tribe Sniper with 60.89% of the vote

Divine Intervention defeats Blinking Spirit with 60.53% of the vote Wasteland Viper defeats Ranger's Guile with 60.33% of the vote Sphinx Summoner defeats Rakdos Guildmage with 59.70% of the vote Essence Depleter defeats Herd Gnarr with 58.51% of the vote

Jackal Pup defeats Master Trinketeer with 58.43% of the vote Sphere of Safety defeats Faceless Butcher with 57.97% of the vote Bonded Fetch defeats Phantasmal Dragon with 57.93% of the vote Pillar of Flame defeats Quillspike with 54.93% of the vote

Debt of Loyalty defeats Reign of the Pit with 54.27% of the vote Goblin Wizard defeats Stone Giant with 53.90% of the vote Auriok Champion defeats Magus of the Abyss with 52.88% of the vote Expendable Troops defeats Shriek Raptor with 52.01% of the vote

Full results to date can be seen here.

[daily-mtg-tarot]

Concentrate upon your question, and draw from a deck of 187 black and green cards...

The Past

Reyhan, Last of the Abzan

{1}{B}{G}

Legendary Creature — Human Warrior

Reyhan, Last of the Abzan enters the battlefield with three +1/+1 counters on it.

Whenever a creature you control dies or is put into the command zone, if it had one or more +1/+1 counters on it, you may put that many +1/+1 counters on target creature.

Partner (You can have two commanders if both have partner.)

0 / 0

The Present

Quillspike

{2}{B/G}

Creature — Beast

{B/G}, Remove a -1/-1 counter from a creature you control: Quillspike gets +3/+3 until end of turn.

1 / 1

The Future

Grim Feast

{1}{B}{G}

Enchantment

At the beginning of your upkeep, Grim Feast deals 1 damage to you.

Whenever a creature is put into an opponent's graveyard from the battlefield, you gain life equal to its toughness.

[furryeaglebarbarian]

Kaijurian sketch#10 balorarmored tatsurion

design study.

[gathering-magic]

Cryptic Commander #9: Why Did it Have to Be Snakes

Don’t you just love it when a new Legendary Creature gets spoiled and you know it was meant to be? I got to experience that yesterday when a certain Commander-to-be got spoiled over Twitter, and man am I head-over-heels for this card. Let’s cut to the chase:

(You see what I did there? The card was spoiled by Elaine Chase over on Twitter. You know what? It isn’t funny anymore. I had to explain it. Forget I said anything.)

So, brief personal aside on my experience with BG in Commander. I’ve tried to build a couple of different decks with the color combo, and I ultimately end up with what feels like the same deck. Graveyard Shenanigans.dek. There’s nothing wrong with graveyard decks, I’m just really tired of how the BG ones play out. Jarad and Meren did their best, but I could not be convinced to play BG after I finally took them apart. None of the other BG generals really appealed to me, from Nath of the Gilt Leaf to Sapling of Colfenor. Then they spoiled Hapatra, and the gears started turning immediately. I started playing Magic just before Scars of Mirrodin came out, so -1/-1 counters were part of my formative Magic experience. It has been too long since we had -1/-1 counters, and now they’re giving us a Commander in BG that cares about -1/-1 counters. Thank you based Wizards for bestowing this gift upon me and all the other lovers of -1/-1 counters in this game. We are truly #blessed.

So, what sort of things can you do with Hapatra? I suppose you could attack with her, suiting her up with a Whispersilk Cloak so she can get in unopposed and slowly build up counters and snakes for you. You could do that, and it’s probably a decent thing to include in whatever deck you build, just to have a back-up plan; but, I like to dream big. There are a handful of very playable Commander cards that like to throw -1/-1 counters around to every creature. Thanks to the wording on Hapatra, you won’t be rewarded for placing a bunch of -1/-1 counters on a single creature as part of the same affect (see “Whenever one or more” wording), but putting one counter on a bunch creatures means an army of snakes in the making. The following are some of the best at this:

Black Sun’s Zenith for one has never been so rewarding! Paying three mana to weaken the entire board and make a bunch of snakes seems like a great plan. You could also just wrath the board and be the only one left with creatures at the end of it. Even if Hapatra dies in the process, you’ll still get all the snakes because she’ll see the counters placed on everything before hitting the bin. Carnifex Demon gives you another good, recurring source of -1/-1 counters. If you have a way to get counters on it besides the ones it comes into play with (like Hapatra’s ability or something like Gnarled Effigy), the demon can be a real problem. Contagion Engine kind of speaks for itself. Putting a counter on each of an opponent’s creatures and then proliferating twice will get you three separate triggers from Hapatra for three times the snakes. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg, the most obvious thing you can do.

Alright, we’re starting to get somewhere now. Crumbling Ashes insures that you never have to commit too many counters to the same creature. It’ll die sooner or later anyway. Blowfly Infestation lets you recycle some of the counters from dying creatures for another Hapatra trigger and more value. Necroskitter makes those sweet creatures your opponents have work for you after they die with a counter on them. It’s finally time for Necroskitter’s day in the sun! However, you don’t just have to put counters on your opponents’ creatures. Have you considered putting counters on your own creatures?

There are a couple of creatures that like to have -1/-1 counters on them for utility purposes. Blow up more artifacts by keeping your Wickerbough Elder fully stocked. Beat down hard with a resilient threat in the form of Deity of Scars. Grim Poppet lets you pinpoint the counters you want to disseminate and take out problematic creatures. You also have the option of throwing Quillspike into the deck for what can only be described as shenanigans. Quillspike will let you remove counters from any of your creatures, which means Persist creatures are gonna get to come back for multiple go-arounds. Puppeteer Clique and Woodfall Primus say hi! And that’s only the fair thing you can do with Quillspike. Turns out Quillspike goes infinite with Devoted Druid. Put a counter on Devoted Druid to untap it, tap it for a Green mana, use the Green mana to remove the counter with Quillspike’s ability, repeat ad infinitum. If you have Hapatra in play, this means infinite snakes. Seems pretty good to me, but treat infinite combos with care. It isn’t fun to lose to them, or win with them, all the time. Be nice about, huh?

Considering how few sets have featured -1/-1 counters in the history of Magic, there are certainly a lot of cool things you can do with them. There’s even an Enchantment that basically has Hapatra’s ability, except it makes Elves instead. Flourishing Defenses. There’s all sorts of things you can do with a Hapatra deck, and I am really excited to try them out!

So, what do you think of the newest BG Legendary? New hotness or soon to be forgotten? Let me know what you think! Any cool interactions I might not have noticed? I would love to see them! Until then, enjoy the rest of spoiler season for Amonkhet and hopefully there will be even more Commander goodies to discuss.

Robert Burrows

[sonicasura]

As you are seemingly one of the few people left online who regularly posts about Kaijudo who are active and know much more than the casual enjoyer, how do you think the series would have gone if Ray was raised by his dad in the Creature realm? What would've had to happen for that to occur? How different would he be?

I honestly wish more people find Kaijudo as the chances of it getting another show and share the same care like what we had is scarce to say the least.

Ray being raised in the Creature realm would being a LOT of changes. The first is how the Veil can further affect his growth. Ray could become taller, stronger and have much more energy as the Nature Civilization holds the most raw mana unlike the other four.

His presence will also affect how his father acts throughout the show. The man might not lose his memories or acquire a more nomad life towards the Veil's inhabitants. I can see the two being merchants/paid helpers as a way to survive partly to keep Ray safe.

The boy would also become a target of the Choten. We know how capable his father is but Ray will interfere with any chance for manipulation. So the Choten could make the kid 'disappear' or kidnap him. Maybe Ray gets separated from his dad early on and is raised by a creature tribe like the Bronze Arm, possibly even Quillspike. He could meet Tatsurion early, allowing them to form their powerful bond faster.

Ray's mom would become more involved with the Kaijudo Masters since her son is the last remaining tether to keep her there. Avoiding her father in law outta pain as she lost not only her husband but also son. Gabe and Allie will eventually get dragged in with the Choten expanding his operations.

There is a lot of potential for Ray being raised in the Veil that's its hard to list it all.

[lesbiantatsurian]

though i will say this

thank u for no dragon or quillspike tits andrew r robinson

[gryffnwing-blog]

Sticks and Stones can break my bones, but Hapatra’s words are poisonous~ Commander Challenge: Hapatra, Vizier of Poisons

Welcome back to another Commander Challenge. Today I’ll be teaching you some valuable words, curses. Curses, slang, anything really. Remember children, words hurt. 

You can read the whole deck here.

This deck has a few win conditions. 

You generate mana off of druid, and keep putting a -1/-1 counter on her, you take the mana and use it for Quillspike, who then removes the counter from the Druid. If Hapatra is on the field, you make snakes. This can happen as early as turn four. That brings us to the second win condition; swarming. As long as you have the above combo out. Quillspike will never have to attack, as long as Hapatra, or any of our other Token producers are out.

All of them read as “Play a card that makes a -1/-1 counter, get a token. IF somehow all three are on the field, you make a ton of Tokens. Remember, Nest of Scarabs makes insects that don’t fly! Now you might be thinking, what do we do if we can’t attack with all of our tokens?

Ok, so let’s say you made ten tokens in one turn. With Cryptolith Rites out, you can make 10 mana the following turn. Now if you have tokens without Summoning Sickness, they can actually do that. Have Dictate of Erebos out, with either Perilous Forays out, or Sadistic Hypnotist out. With the mana you made from the tokens, you could either thin out your deck and search for basic lads. Or, the better route, make an opponent or two lose their hands. As you’re sacrificing tokens, Dictate of Erebos starts to kick in. So either you’re gaining advantage with ramp, or making them lose their hand and field. Remember, your words can hurt. Say that you’re sorry after doing this. The deck has a total of 16 cards that can give -1/-1 counters. Many of which, like 

Can give it to the whole board. We’re a very proactive deck. Most of our turns are going to be building up the combos, getting cards out to give the counters, or building up a field. With a total of 7 instants in the deck. We have one card to save our bacon, or veggies. Really whatever you food word you use to mean tokens. That card is 

We can indeed regenerate tokens. Now, it wont save us from Wrath, Damnation, or our own -1/-1 counters, but it does protect us from other threats. To respond to some threats, we have these 

Going with the fact that there are some Indestructible things, Kagemaro and Languish are here to use the -1/-1 counters, and finish them off. Decree of pain is here for two reasons. First, our tokens are small. Things with trample will make us cry. By playing Decree of Pain, even if we destroy all of our tokens, we can draw into things we need. Lastly, we have these two;

We will be leveling the field for our army. Sometimes though, we might want something a tad better. Mimic Vat will let us repeat things. I.E our Sadistic Hypnotist that died, and Necroskitter takes the cursed creatures our opponent has and bring them to the side of righteousness! Sometimes we need to get a specific card. Well, we only have Diabolic Tutor and Sidisi Undead Vizier to search for things. In terms of random search, we can sacrifice a token to Evolutionary Leap to hope and find one of our 25 creatures. Next up is our Draw, with Skullmulcher and Collective Unconscious; with afield of usually 5+ creatures, we can make bank. Let’s talk about what hurts us. Yes, our words hurt more than any stick or stone. Wrath of God/ Damnation/ Supreme Verdict. Those hurt us. We also suffer with a card called Crumbling Ashes, yes, we play it. If for some reason we’re the only one with a creature that has a -1/-1 counter, we gotta get rid of it. This is usually a miscalculation on our end. Against Aggressive decks, we’re slower for sure. What we have though is the ability to make them weaker. With control, we kinda can’t make the tokens for the most part, but we have creatures in the deck that can swing for massive damage. Normally I would talk about Big Deck plays, but I covered our main ways of winning already. This deck is almost political...get it, politics are poisonous? eh? eh? We want the control player on our side, if not the combo player. Combo’s we can’t rush. If we get a Praetor’s Grasp, we might be able to remove the combo piece from the game, but generally we want to get second place. This is all about manipulating the board to make it seem like you aren’t the threat, but you’re actually removing it for everyone else. Let your tokens die, we can always make more. From there, I’d like to mention none budget adds. We make tokens, say hello to Doubling Season, Parallel Lives, Primal Vigor. Seasons alone is $60, with Vigor being $20. Our land base is fine, but if you want shocks and fetches, add away. The deck could use Damnation, which is $20. Eldrazi Monument ($5) or Akroma’s Memorial ($20), to save your tokens, and make them faster. You can see the whole deck here. For a $100 budget, we have a pretty nice deck. Thank you @mayaels-petting-zoo for your patience, as well as everyone else for their continued support. You guys are awesome. Until the next article~ Gryffnwing~

[freddiemercurysliver]

Watchlists

“PROBATION”

These cards are legal to play, but have great potential to be banned.  All of these cards have been banned in other commander formats... 

Cards on Probation:

Back to Basics

Dig Through Time

Griselbrand

Humility

Painter's Servant

Primeval Titan

Recurring Nightmare

Sylvan Primordial

Trade Secrets

Treasure Cruise

Commanders on Probation:

Braids, Cabal Minion

Derevi, Empyrial Tactician

Edric, Spymaster of Trest

Griselbrand

Kokusho, the Evening Star

Marath, Will of the Wild

Oloro, Ageless Ascetic

Selenia, Dark Angel

Tasigur, the Golden Fang

Yisan, the Wanderer Bard

Zur the Enchanter

WATCHLIST:

Whenever a card creeps into focus due to its combo potential or another awesome yet troublesome or time-wasting reason... it shall appear on the watchlist.  These cards are legal to play, but have the potential to be banned.

Potential “Soon-to-be-Unbanned”:

Balance

Burgeoning

Food Chain

Gifts Ungiven

Hermit Druid

Inexorable Tide

Knowledge Pool

Mana Drain

Necropotence

Oath of Druids

Panharmonicon

Panoptic Mirror

Protean Hulk

Viral Drake

Yawgmoth’s Bargain

Commanders:

Captain Sisay

Arcum Dagsson

Iname, Death Aspect

Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero

Maralen of the Mornsong

Momir Vig, Simic Visionary

Scion of the Ur-Dragon

Sidisi, Undead Vizier

Sliver Overlord

Zirilan of the Claw

Breya, Etherium Shaper

Infinite combat:

Aggravated Assault

Hellkite Charger

Infinite mana:

Ashnod's Altar

Basalt Monolith

Basal Sliver

Intruder Alarm

Krark-Clan Ironworks

Lion's Eye Diamond

Mana Echoes

Palinchron

Pili-Pala

Phyrexian Altar

Quillspike

Worldgorger Dragon

Infinite mill:

Altar of Dementia

Eater of the Dead

Mindcrank

“Ridiculously busted” combo cards:

Aluren 

Cloudstone Curio

Crypt Champion

Earthcraft

Hivemind

Melira, Sylvok Outcast

Midnight Guard

Mind Over Matter

Opalescence

Nim Deathmantle

Phyrexian Devourer

Retraction Helix

Sharuum the Hegemon

Spawnsire of Ulamog

Staff of Domination

Swans of Byrn Argoll

Tidespout Tyrant

Thornbite Staff

Umbral Mantle

Volcano Hellion

Waste Not

"You win/draw the game" cards:

Azor's Elocutors (lol)

Barren Glory

Battle of Wits (lol)

Biovisionary

Celestial Convergence

Chance Encounter

Darksteel Reactor

Divine Intervention

Epic Struggle

Enduring Renewal

Hedron Alignment (lol)

Helix Pinnacle

Hellkite Tyrant

Laboratory Maniac

Mayael's Aria

Maze's End

Mortal Combat

Near-Death Experience

Sands of Time

Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir

Test of Endurance

Felidar Sovereign

Infinite turns:

Beacon of Tomorrows

Time Sieve

1cc/Problematic tutors:

Crop Rotation

Demonic Consultation

Enlightened Tutor

Vampiric Tutor

Mystical Tutor

Imperial Seal

Entomb

Gamble

Green Sun's Zenith

Personal Tutor

Steelshaper's Gift

Summoner's Pact

Survival of the Fittest

Tainted Pact

Traverse the Ulvenwald

Worldly Tutor

Birthing Pod

Bad River

Flood Plain

Grasslands

Mountain Valley

Rocky Tar Pit

Bloodstained Mire

Flooded Strand

Polluted Delta

Windswept Heath

Wooded Foothills

Arid Mesa

Marsh Flats

Misty Rainforest

Scalding Tarn

Verdant Catacombs

Ash Barrens

Evolving Wilds

Terramorphic Expanse

Attune with Aether

Caravan Vigil

Cateran Summons

Flamekin Harbinger

Lay of the Land

Mask of the Mimic

Safewright Quest

Tithe

Treefolk Harbinger

Weathered Wayfarer

(any search/tutor cards in general)

"Stasis… is bad?"

Dovescape

Stasis

"Eldrazi… are(nihilator) bad?"

Artisan of Kozilek

Eldrazi Conscription

Hand of Emrakul

It That Betrays

Kozilek, Butcher of Truth

Pathrazer of Ulamog

Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre

Ulamog's Crusher

"Bounce/destroy/exile all lands/permanents"

Ajani Vengeant

Apocalypse

Armageddon

Bearer of the Heavens

Boom//Bust

Catastrophe

Decree of Annihilation

Desolation Angel

Devastation

Dimensional Breach

Gideon, Champion of Justice

Impending Disaster

Jokulhaups

Karn Liberated

Myojin of Infinite Rage

Obliterate

Ravages of War

Razia's Purification

Realm Razer

Soulscour

Sunder

Thieves' Auction

Warp World

Worldpurge

Worldslayer

Other Potential Problem Cards:

(Buyback cards)

(certain "untap artifact" cards)

(Persist cards)

("STAX" cards)

(Storm cards)

Altar of the Brood

Birthing Pod

Black Carriage

Cabal Coffers

Charmbreaker Devils

Consecrated Sphinx

Conspiracy

Crucible of Worlds

Deadeye Navigator

Djinn Illuminatus

Elemental Mastery

Enchanted Evening

Exploration

Exquisite Blood

Freed from Real

Ghave, Guru of Spores

Grindstone

Heartless Hidetsugu

Heartstone

Helm of Obedience

Illusionist's Bracers

Karmic Guide

Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker

Land Tax

Mikaeus, the Unhallowed

Mind’s Desire

Mycosynth Lattice

Nivix Guildmage

Nykthos, Shrine of Nyx

Omniscience

Pact of the Titan

Pemmin's Aura

Perilous Forays

Reiterate

Repay in Kind

Reveillark

Riku of Two Reflections

Rings of Brightearth

Rite of Replication

Rooftop Storm

Sanguine Bond

Serra's Sanctum

Shaman of Forgotten Ways

Spike Feeder

Spine of Ish Sah

Splinter Twin

Sun Forger

Sun Titan

Survival of the Fittest

Sword of the Meek

Tamiyo, Field Researcher

Thawing Glaciers

Training Grounds

Triskelion

Void Winnower (lol)