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You are spot on. You need multiple morphs in each colour. However, the whole cube has to be morphed (pun intended) around it. If there are 3/3 for two mana, then morph will have a hard time. Block cubes work great if a morph cube is desired. Also remember that it is hard to mix old and new...

Hmm. Not sure about that. If it is stronger than big green, then big green will be usurped by big boros as opposed to aggro boros.

Well, you could also make a cake with frosting that resembles the wotc rhino. If you go through the effort to bake one, you have my like. Or out of veggies like the art made out of smaller photos.

Someone wants to get the most liked post of the year. Question is: a real life (siege) rhino or just a paper mtg version, or will you eat a cookie (which represent a digital version)?

Well, thats the consequence of the choices of wizards. They think that more mana should be exponential/much more powerful because, well I do not know why. This choice also implies that the game ends much quicker and last bit not least yields a vicious self-strengthening spiral. To still have...

Oh, and it is the final day before Onderzeeboot has a lot of work to do!

Hmm, maybe I should have made it you may play ~ for it's entry cost so that lands could be played from exile.

Ouch. Sad to hear. Hope you have a much better one this year!

The sad part of Gruul is that flavour wise it should not be a may. And then things start to get iffy. Lands are a core part of mtg. Sacrificing a few is okay, but all the time and as an additional cost. Pfew.

Copying without thrive is strong enough (and happens sometime in magic). Thing is, the strength depends on the amount of token makers/strength of the card (you do not have any token makers in your three cards). There are many examples in mtg that go exponential: Scute swarm Biowaste blob...

Big wall of text, sorry Gruul: impulsive, chaotic, reckless, impatient, anti-civilisation. Modus operandi: invade a part of the city, destroy everything and live off the loot until exhausted. Rinse and repeat. Thing is: the modus implies that there are no lands for Gruul. Furthermore...

Aside from the religious bagage. He did not fly… that said, much better persist/undying riff

Iirc I read somewhere (maybe the old mothership, maybe phyrexia) that in the early days the art style was anything goes. In other words: there was no world building. Along the way a rough guide book what things should look like came along. This guide was made by Pete Venters who oversaw the art...

It is a small step from doubling season to superfriends to midrange to control and back to aggro...

True. Thing is, it is a good card if you can put a basic land in your graveyard in turn 1 or 2. However, it is definitely haggling when discarding your only land on turn 1 and not drawing a land to cast the wurm. The wurm is even in low powered likely weak on turn 4 (unless you have smokestack...

It is a strong comeback card with wildfire Rogue elephant Orcish lumberjack Raze Thing is, low powered as I play, it is often a dead card in your hand until much later due to not having a basic land in the graveyard. At that time a 3/2 is not going to cut it.

It is definitely a card I run in green aggro in my urza cube. Why? well the life often does not matter in aggro, but the multiple bodies it can generate is. Yes 8 mana, but it is over two turns. Thing is with aggro, one often runs out of gas at a certain point. The creatures of your opponent...

How strong are the creatures in your cube? One can think of thran war machine Juggernaut

In order: roar of the wurm Beast attack Grizzly fate Rise of the ants Why? Well roar has cheap flashback so is useful in many decks. Beast attack due to the surprise factor. Grizzly fate which is fun with threshold. Leaves rise of the ants, which is compared to the others low powered. Which is...

For one more mana you get lands... Awaken is much stronger, it also ramps.