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Here's my brainstorm of that: Vengeance Incarnate - B Creature - Elemental Sacrifice Vengeance Incarnate: creatures you control gain fear and deathtouch until end of turn. 2/1 It sorta turned into an interesting(?) cycle: Compassion Incarnate - W Creature - Elemental Sacrifice Compassion...

Warhammer? I hardly know 'er

So I just explained to a guy on Reddit why most cubes avoid supporting Storm: And I might have almost talked myself out of supporting Storm here. This cube is different because it has some fast mana and some good cantrips already. So I guess my question (and it's more me thinking outloud but...

Just a dusting of snow here in Atlanta... but people still freaked the fuck out over it because its Gerogia :)

Here's my first submission:

I agree with both of you, and I was never planing on including Pod in this list. I was using Pod to name the archetype, as Nightmare/Surivial plays a similar space in this cube as Pod plays in Riptide cubes. I just communicated that poorly, I think. I also like Eric's point of selecting...

I agree with you on the disruption, it seems necessary for otherwise "fair" decks to be successful. What sorts of artifact hate plays best in aggro decks? Should I look around vintage sideboards? I don't know that I need to explicitly want to support storm; I would imagine it comes together...

I don't know if there's a thread for discussion, but Grillo wrote an article for the website about it a few months ago: Learning from Pauper: The Aristocrats There is a thread for discussion as well: here

Do you have a lot of experience drafting/playing power cubes? I've only done a few, but am looking to build one of my own to start playing. I might be asking for your help a lot....

"Cube is like drafting hyperbole" ~someone on Cube Drafting, no doubt. I'll be editing this OP in the next few days (weeks?) to include more stuff about this project's design. I don't want to crowd the main forums with this project, so I'm making my own thread. I've been incorporating some of...

So with Moxen in mind, I was excited to throw a bunch of Thirst for Knowledge into the environment, until I remembered Ancestral Recall Ancestral Recall Ancestral Recall Ancestral Recall was in the same cube... ..uh, we might need rebalancing a bit...

TOO SOON

Hm... Uh, I don't think it was coordinated. Well... Yeah carefully calculated this move and set ourselves up to peel Twin off the top to win! Nope.

Repeal Hurkyl's Recall Engineered Explosives Chalice of the Void Academy Ruins but seriously, you can jam as many Repeal as your heart desires!

Hm. This idea sounds awesome actually. How do you feel about running multiple copies of cards? Me spewing ideas: Control: Lightning Bolt Young Pyromancer Dualcaster Mage Pyromancer's Goggles Midrange: Abbot of Keral Keep Outpost Siege Chandra, Pyromaster Thundermaw Hellkite Aggro...

I wasn't actually trying to promote discussion. Sorry

Cranial Plating Eidolon of the Great Revel Wurmcoil Engine Eldrazi Temple Blighted Agent /salt

Yeah, what I really hate about this (and the article you linked echoes this sentiment) is that Modern was sold to players as a non-rotating format, and now Wizards has imposed a yearly rotation to the format under the guise of "spicing up the format."

With Pod out of the format, fast aggro/combo is extremely strong in the format (Burn, Affinity and Infect have always been top tier or close to it), and to answer these decks you either need to be playing your own fast combo (i.e. Twin, Amulet) or be able to tear apart combo player's hands with...

I don't know which blue decks get better/more diverse as a result of the ban, which is why I think their reasoning is pretty poor. What options are there in blue (not Merfolk) that are still competitive in Modern, given that Tron and Eldrazi, along with Infect/Affinity/Burn will be the new...