Domri's good as a 1-2 of, mostly because that ultimate is insane for long-game.  The bigger problem is, "is this card better than everything else in R/G?"

I'm pretty certain you can do this in base U/W lists with a toolbox main in Legacy.  I can't see any major issues with a list in Vintage.

So, remind me again what an all-in bet on Goblin Charbelcher is?

I think there is a place for this card in Vintage, but that it would be highly meta-dependent.  If you're in a Shop-heavy mets, you don't play this kind of deck, simple.

I think it's one mana too many to be viable, sadly.  IF it cost UR and had an Overload cost of UUR, then it would probably be highly playable.

Again, the key is that you're putting a ton of spells ont he stack at once in the order that you choose.  This isn't a card like Yawg's Win, where you can slot it into almost nay deck playing Black: this is a build-around-me card, like Belcher or Tendrils.  I think this would be a fantastic card in Legacy or Modern, but I'm not sure if it's good enough for Vintage.  It would very much be a metagame deck as it would probably autolose to Shop decks.  A Hypothetical list would be:

4 Volcanic Island
1 Island
1 Mountain
4 Scalding Tarn
2 Bloodtained Mire
4 City of Traitors
3 Chrome Mox
Lotus
Lotus Petal

ARecall
4 Lightning Bolt
4 Chain Lightning
Brainstorm
4 Accumulated Knowledge
4 Preordain
4 Rite of Flame
4 Manamorphose
4 Pyretic Ritual
2 Seething Song
3 Epic Experiment
2 Grapeshot
3 meta

Note this is a bog-standard list brwed up in about 30 seconds and would probably need a LOT fo work befroe it was even viable.

EDIT: put Ancestral instead of accumulated.  TOTALLY different deck then.

This is quite hilarious with 0 CMC cards, such as Ancestral Vision and its like.  I think this is a massive enabler for a new combo deck with Recoup and Ritual effects, with Manamorphose and Petal/LED.  It's definitely worth testing,b ut I don't think it fits anywhere other than U/R Storm.

WITH FLYING, no less!  That's insane.  And it gets bigger, too!

/s

Ona  more serious note, I think the Scavenge abilities spoiled so far have been too overcosted for my tastes although there are corner cases (2 BSC starign at one another, for example).

I think the fundamental issue with this card is that He's a creature that obsoletes an enchantment (In this case, Arcane Melee) and is two colors.  I think he's fine in some quirky UR Storm lsit, but I'll go out on a limb and say that it's unlikely to replace anything in most Storm decks, due to his creature-ness.

I don't know, that G/W Infect deck is looking rather sexy now.   

On a more serious note, this is probably not playable in the cirrent Vintage: however, I think it has potentia in a Proliferate combo-control deck with Maga and Black Sun's Zenith in Modern.

Infinite creature-only Mana, and a wincon with either Pandemonium or Warstorm Surge.

With wireless electricity and radio-controlled people. 

On a more serious note, I think the card would be fine with only one change: make it a Sorcery.  If you don't do that, then make it cost five ( either  or  )

See, if Vexing Devil was  with Trample and its current stuff, even that'd be somewhat playable in Vintage.

IF you were to build a Food Chain deck around this guy, I'd expect it to be pure UGb main, with Fierce Empath and Glimpse of Nature.  You'd also need a way to exile it from the Graveyard (HELLO, OOZE!) in case the Griffin gets countered.

ETA: I've just thought about the interaction between Food Chain and Heartless summoning, and it's rather amusing:

T1 Mana dork
T2 Food Chain
T3 Heartless summoning, combo.

And seeing ss you would be gaining three mana of a color of your choice, rather than the one through normal means, it would be highly amusing: however, the mana would be far less consistent.

The card is a reverse Inquisition of Kozilek with the added juice of exiling the card instead of discarding.  As far as I can see, it has the potential to affect quite a few decs in Vintage, and most of these arew win-conditions (from Tendrils in Storm decks to Golems and Constructs from MUD to Forces and Jaces in Blue decks.

However, I'm not sure that it's really maindeckable.  Maybe I'm overrating this card, maybe I'm not.  But what I do know is that it's an interesting take on discard.

Thoughts are, as always, appreciated.

If you connect with both, you get two cards. With only one, a solitary card.

This is my prospective list (in no particular order):

1) Glacial Chasm
2) Faerie Conclave
3) Unglued[/i] basic land (probably Island)
4) Wasteland
5) Karakas/Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth
6) Ancient Tomb
7) Cabal Coffers
8) Rith's Grove
9) Rishadan Port
10) Karoo
11) Crystal Vein
12) Terrain Generator
13) Minamo, School at Water's Edge/Forbidden Orchard
14) Vitu-Ghazi, the City Tree
15) Reflecting Pool

Inspired by looking at the AWC enchantments from Odyssey, here are my potential designs:

Expert Conclusions 
Enchantment (R)
At the beginning of your upkeep, if you have 15 or more Blue instant cards in your graveyard, you win the game.

Fury of Battle 
Enchantment (R)
At the end of your turn, if you dealt 10 or more combat damage to a single opponent this turn, you win the game.

Dark Times 
Enchantment (R)
At the end of your turn, if no player has a card in their hand, you win the game.

Thoughts and critiques are, as always, appreciated.

Mox Heartsong?  A callback to the Urza's song-themed enchantments and Moxen.

I'm betting on Ancient Tomb/

Aaaand modified to nontoken creature.

Yeah, I was stoned on Day Nurse when I came up with the concept.  Modified.

Heart of the Vale  
Legendary Artifact

Whenever a creature would enter the battlefield under your control, put a charge counter on Heart of the Vale.

 , remove all charge counters from Heart of the Vale:  Choose a color.  Add mana of the chosen color to your mana pool equal tot he number of charge counters removed.

Its design is to give mono-colored aggro decks a short-term mana boost.  I'm not sure if it's too wordy, but I'm fairly sure that it needs to be Legendary, as multiples would be horrific in terms of accelerating.

Current wording:

Heart of the Vale
Legendary Artifact

Whenever a nontoken creature enters the battlefield under your control, put a charge counter on Heart of the Vale.

, remove all charge counters from Heart of the Vale: Add X mana of any one color to your mana pool, where X is the number of charge coutners removed from Heart of the Vale.

I blame Bill Copes going to sleep.

Omen Machine loves[/o] Show and Tell.  However, that just allows your opponent to mise that BSC stuck in their hand...

Which is where Grafdigger's Cage comes in: play a true MUD deck, no Blue (except for Show and Tell), lots of colorless ramp effects, Kuldotha Forgemaster and Magewright's Stone (so you can use it right away).

It could be very fun, but also highly inconsistent.

I much prefer Vengeful Dead/Diregraf Captain + Phyrexian Alktar + Gravecrawler for infinite life loss lulz.  Plus, you get to use 5 DT-effects (DT and 4 Diabolic Intent)

http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/ld/179

Zac Hill's Dev articvle on the Mothership regarding the Cage.  It makes for interesting reading, especially this part:

Why not have both?  Remember, loss of life gets around Angel's grace and other corner cases, whereas Perilous Myr can be used to Sharpshooot the opponent's board down, which is relevant against MUD and Stax decks for getting rid of Golems.

I have to disagree that this card doesn't obliterate Dredge: it stops Narcomeba and Bloodghast from returning from the GY, as well as stopping the Dread return plan, meadbert.

It's a very powerful hate card, but it needs more support. Will it enable new archetypes? Possibly. But I know one thing: it's most definitely a game-changer.

I wasn't sure if splashing black for Tutors and Disciple of the Vault wasn't worth it, and going RBu (with the U being for Intruder Alarm and the broken stuff.)  I was opriginally looking at Runed Servitor, but then I saqw it let each player draw, which is much weaker than Solemn:  The alternate framework of artifact creatures would be:

4 Solemn Simulacrum
1 Duplicant
1 Sundering Titan
1 Triskelion
1 Pierce Strider
1 Myr Battlesphere

I guess you'd probably play a higher basic count than other decks, due to Jens, but I'm wondering if you'd play the full set of jewelery in this kind of deck (probably a dumb thing to say, but hey ).

The manabase would probably be 8 fetch (Scalding and Bloodstained)with 9 lands, with 5-6 artifact-based accel (Lotus, URB Moxen, maybe the others and Sol Ring).

So far we have this:

4 Sclading tarn
4 Bloodstained Mire
3 Mountain
3 Island
3 Volcanic Island
SoLoMoxen

4 Solemn Simulacrum
1 Duplicant
1 Sundering Titan
1 Triskelion
1 Pierce Strider
4 Goblin Welder
4 Gorilla Shaman

4 Intruder Alarm
4 Faithless Looting
4 Careful Study
2 Breakthrough

...Which doesn't leave that much left.  Would Fatestitcher be an okay addition to this deck to start the combo off?

Here is a design for a potential combo deck revolving around Intruder Alarm and Goblin Welder.  IT is a UR combo deck utilising the untap clause on Intruder Alarm, with possible splashes for White (for ET) and Black (for DT and Disciple of the Vault).  The draw will be focussed on the "looting" aspect, both to fill the graveyard and for the drawing power.

Here's a starter core to get an idea:

Mana:

4 Mpuntain
3 Island
4 Volcanic Island
4 Sclading Tarn
Moxen (Ruby, Sapphire)

4 Intruder Alarm
4 Goblin Welder
4 Solemn Simulacrum
2 Cathodion/Su-Chi
2 Sphinx Summoner
2 Arcbound Reclaimer
2 Arbound Crusher/Whetwheel

4 Faithless Looting
4 Careful Study

Leaving 15 slots for other stuff.  Now some of that should be mana.  There aren't (yet) enough card to reliably have Force in the deck.  There's some obvious cards that are missing right now, but seering as the deck is currently in the brainstorming phase, i see no issue with that.

Thoughts/critiques/decklists are always appreciated.