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I concur. Most ridiculous combo enablers are not that great when the other combo part is not available. E.g., Yawgmoth’s will and Time Spiral are not breaking a low powered non-combo cube (although they are breaking the bank). A word of warning. Wheel effects can give your opponents just what...

You could use dry erase token/blanco cards to write the name. Or you go the way Chris proposes. Just use different sleeves and you can use that card. It also prevents getting doubles. But it is a lot of work.

That’s where a computer can help…

That’s why it is useful to pull cards from the cube. Only if you need to adjust the powerlevel, then a special pack is needed. Sad that there is no option in cubecobra to draw a random card from your cube (with a filter on eg creatures).

You still have to be able to spend that 4 mana on that turn. Same with gilded lotus. this is not impossible, but often unlikely since most often you have used the cheap spells already. That said throne is a great card in a draw go shell. There you can use the mana immediately and the draw is...

Throne is a five mana do noting it comes into play card since likely you already played your cheaper cards. Therefore, you have to have a cube where you can durdle on the 5 mana spot which implies a quite low powered cube to make it work. I like it when one can durdle, but ask yourself. Can...

Since when is a combat trick a sorcery?

It definitely is on par with the scarab god due to costing 2 mana less, do something at the end of your turn as opposed to your upkeep, and having a higher floor. The main goal is to get the opponent to 0 life (yes, fringe strategies win in another way). You use cards to do damage. You scry 2...

The problem with death’s duet variants is that, yes it nets you a card, but often it is lacklustre (coming from a low power cube owner). Reanimate for 4 is fair. It requires quite the setup. The problem arises when one plays the, quite nice, namesake with the first turn looting. Maybe it is not...

diabolic servitude is a really strong card that is also quite fun to play with.

No, by making multicoloured spells abundant in the cube and add counterplay like this artifact. I abhor 3/1 for 2 with upside, but that is my flaw. Still, counterplay is the basis of magic.

Thank you for the recommendation! I will look at it

Well, it is more complicated. Wizards could use rotation to have a few sets a tad more powered and a few sets focused on synergy (but less power on average). If chosen this path, then power creep would be almost non-existant. Alas, the higher powers chose differently (I.e. fun/quick-bucks) and...

Hmm. I think the mirror is quite interesting for once in a while. Do not squadron sweepers!

Maybe that is why there is no iconic one. They are never alone and it is the sheer amount/size that does you in. That’s why rhox, although an inevitable beater probably does not need the supertrample. The other colours often have one creature that finishes you.

The iconic cards do not need to be balanced compared to each other, but balanced in your cube.

It may be wordy but is much easier to remember not fuck up than haste, first-strike, vigilance, lifeline, trample keyword soup.

Why not both? change the minus 2 to: discard a card. Then search your library and graveyard for an artifact or creature card with mana value 2 or less. Put that card into the battlefield. Maybe it becomes too strong this way?

Tutors are violating the spirit of single card philosophy. At the same time tutors make certain deck styles possible.

You can even do this when your deck is non-singleton. E.g. you have 2 in your deck then when you draw one of those you throw a dice. If, e.g, it is even then you have drawn the tutored card and remove it and draw another one. Problem remains that you have to promise not to have the card already...