Cabal Coffers

Swamps in Pie

New 26 Mar 2024 Asked by brazilnutdust 19 Comments

"Dakkon Blackblade is definitely a color pie break, right? Right?!?It’s a green ability on a white/blue/black card. : )"
This made me think of a related question. I know counting lands generally is core green, but is counting swamps still in pie for black? (ex: Nightmare, Mutilate, Cabal Coffers)


Yes, it’s still in pie for black.

Cabal Coffers Status

New 14 Mar 2024 Asked by extreme-office-narcisist-blog 17 Comments

Is cabal coffers a bend, break, or neither?


Neither, but something we don’t do often.

Mana Ritual Changes

New 07 Oct 2023 Asked by bloodyqueerfrenchman 27 Comments

Since when are effects like Cabal Coffers no longer in Black's colour pie? Why was that decision made?


Black hasn’t been the mana ritual color for a long time.

Cabal Coffers Query

New 07 Oct 2023 Asked by flakmaniak 33 Comments

If Cabal Coffers/Stronghold effects aren't black anymore... Didn't Modern Horizons 2 putting Cabal Coffers into Modern violate the "don't put existing breaks into formats" rule? Surely that rule doesn't postdate MH2...


It’s more bend than break. It doesn’t undermine a weakness of black.

Land Design Rule Inquiry

New 25 Jul 2021 Asked by su92 25 Comments

About the land design rule, if a land could only make mana with certain circumstances or costs (Cabal Coffers, Temple of the False God, Ancient Ziggurat), is that breaking the rule?


The mana production can be conditional.

Strength of Cabal Coffers

New 10 May 2021 Asked by honor-basquiat 36 Comments

In your opinion, is Cabal Coffers too strong to be reprinted in a contemporary Standard environment?


Not a play designer, but my gut is yes, it’s too strong for Standard

Cabal Coffers Expansion

New 28 Feb 2021 Asked by vedalkensamurai 41 Comments

Color-piewise, could Cabal Coffers be expanded into a full cycle?


No. I’m not even sure black is supposed to do it.

White's Mana Ramp

New 21 Jan 2019 Asked by wilsonosgoodmcman 42 Comments

We all know why white has the worst card advantage (you’ve told us a lot), but why does it also have the worst mana ramp? Green obviously has the best, blue supports artifacts (like mana rocks) and can untap any permanent, black gets to make mana by spending some other resource (cards in graveyard, sacrifing creatures, etc.) and apparently also gets things like Cabal Coffers and Crypt Ghast, and red gets quick mana. Is it because white simply doesn’t have as much use for it?


White is king of the small spells (especially creatures), so it has the least need for ramping.

Red Land Cycle

New 25 Feb 2018 Asked by worldwariotwo 43 Comments

hey Mark, is there a reason red didn't get a land like Serra's Sanctum, Gaea's Cradle, Tolarian Academy and Cabal Coffers(I know cabal coffers wasn't part of that same cycle)?


Because it wasn’t actually a cycle.

Red Mana Land Skepticism

New 09 Feb 2017 Asked by kerrjf 50 Comments

Will red ever get a land that can tap for a large amount of red mana like Tolarian Academy or Cabal Coffers?


Those lands are very developmentally dangerous so I’m skeptical.

Lands Cycle Explanation

New 06 Mar 2014 Asked by mountainwashere-deactivated2019 28 Comments

Was there originally a red land planned for the Gaea's Cradle- Cabal Coffers- Serra Sanctum- Tolarian Academy "cycle", or was the cycle accidental or never meant to be completed?


Urza’s Saga did have a cycle of lands that each referred to a specific color. The white, blue and green ones are more similar to one another than the black and red one. Here’s the cycle: White - Serra’s Sanctum Blue - Tolarian Academy Black - Phyrexian Tower Red - Shivan Gorge Green - Gaea’s Cradle

Black Mana Acceleration

New 25 Mar 2012 Asked by destructible 2 Comments

Is mana acceleration still in Black's part of the color pie at all? I know we'll never see Dark Ritual reprinted in Standard, but are effects like Cabal Coffers or Lake of the Dead something black can still do?


One shot mana acceleration is, and has been for a while now, in red. 


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