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If you go T0 Pact of the Titan, you don't even need to wait for the Sol Ring!

On a side note, I find it weird that I love Awakening Zone but I don't have any time for From Beyond. I think it's a combination of it costing one extra mana and being a messier design.

There's also Ingenious Smith if you can withstand the wordiness.

On the topic of un-cards... Last-Minute Chopping This feels... interesting, especially if your cube has a pretty narrow power band and good fixing.

Honestly, I wonder if any of the "limit how you speak" cards would actually be fun in play. Like, I think Laughing Hyena could theoretically be a fun card, as long as everyone is in agreement that it only triggers if someone actually laughs? Part of me also likes Sorry But that's mostly...

Honestly, I think the "I hatepick all of the removal" plan isn't going to be an issue, especially since the combo requires you to draft two specific cards. Until you have those two cards in your draft pool, it doesn't make sense to transition into hatedrafting, especially if your cube has other...

You joke, but I have built both of those decks before. The Countryside Crusher one is surprisingly interesting, since you get one shot at comboing off before dying. It's more of a way to teach new players about the importance of running answers than an actual deck, though. My other favorite two...

Oh, sure, the gimmick was fun, but I would have preferred it if they had done something cute with the cards' mechanics.

@Morphling, why you mix up me and Onder? Are we really so similar to you? ;) In all seriousness, I think that Un sets serve a very important function — they let the card designers get junk-y designs out of their system, and simultaneously let them test out newer, wackier ideas. Like yeah, sure...

It's a 2/1 and a 3/2 for 2 with haste. Geist is a really solid creature.

I'm personally not a big fan of a black-bordered un-set, since I feel like that defeats the entire purpose (which is to let the design team get all of their wacky ideas on paper to test them/get them out of their system, in a set that's obviously "not canon"). I'm also surprised that you're...

Crap, I'll fix my decks tonight.

Wait, when did you add that rule? Has that always been there? Because I think I used more than 15 between the two decks...

Warped Devotion Fevered Visions Both as build-arounds in their own right, and as cute things to abuse with Equilibrium.

It looks like it doesn't know why it wants Wilderness Rec because ir's actually playing it as a fair card — the pack has it so that you can cast your sorcery-speed threats from your other pack without stopping you from playing your flash stuff on your opponent's turn. I agree that Wildborn is...

I blame the Mwonvuli pack on it being 2am when I scraped it together. The thing about the Flash Pack is that it feels like you did a quick brainstorm of vaguely control-y stuff that Blue can cast at instant speed and just plopped them into a pack. Like, why go with Burrog Befuddler and not...

Hmm... I feel like the Landfall pack and the Flash Control packs are both a little... messy? You picked some really mediocre flash creatures for the Flash deck, for example, and the Landfall deck doesn't really feel coherent. I'll see if I can toss together some alternate versions tomorrow...

I feel like Skysnare Spider might be too much of a roadblock, honestly. What about good ol' Citanul Woodreaders?

I'd honestly swap Sylvan Primordial for Mold Shambler in the Ramp pack (and maybe swap out that Skysnare Spider for a Territorial Allosaurus).

It's always kinda funny to me when you end up using cards that I decided not to use (Grapple With The Past, in this case.) It looks solid, though.