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It's 108 cards; mostly for the Cube, a couple for the ULD (incl. a Riptide Laboratory). After shipping from Hong Kong I paid $25(using a $10-off coupon). If I had to do it again I'd be more careful sourcing HD scans - a couple cards are a little blurry - but I'm happy with the quality. You...

Look what came in the mail!

It's a first release and kinda bomb-heavy, but this Star Wars cube is pretty cool. It's a tri-colour set with a couple of choice reprints and a high power level (some of the customs obnoxiously so imo but ymmv and if it's story-based maybe that's okay?) Some cards:

trying out Chief of the Edge asap, wayyy smart idea echoing that Human tribal here is typically WB colours, sometimes it's red and blue and gets either more aggressive or more reactive but the grindy aristocrats version has been the most resilient here too. There's also CoCo humans in green...

Just switched to it recently, after trying it out when I was testing Dash on a larger scale. Definitely playable, and fun.

the timing restriction brings back memories of the time I cubed Cauldron Dance - so much value but ultimately too conditional. Cauldron Dance is a really fun card, btw where are people at vis a vis running Warleader's Helix alongside Lightning Helix? There's a few extra things it kills but...

Aight, I'll bite: (promo cobra) Lotus Cobra Hangarback Walker Remand Life from the Loam Abbot of Keral Keep Deathrite Shaman Eternal Witness Scavenging Ooze Elspeth, Sun's Champion Thalia, Guardian of Thraben at a tcgmid of...$88. Not that scary. Thank goodness I decided to proxy my lands!

I'm on Nighthawk or Rec. Sage. Dictate is strong but maybe I'll wheel it or the Elves of Deep Shadow.

reminder that Dack's -2 costs {2}{U}{U} and a card itself; he's wayyyyy pushed for Vintage that said i'm interested in hearing how he does!

The competition here I think is XMage, which is Java-based and has rules enforcement. I've never been able to get it to work but allegedly it's quite plug-and-play, and I think it has draft functionality.

I'd try to finish the Izzet Boilerworks cycle (i.e. ten lands w/ the same effect), they'll help smooth the decks it looks like your Cube wants to make. Your green is kinda rampy (but without much to ramp into?) and I'd curb that a little for some cheap aggro creatures. Experiment One, Skyshroud...

Yeah, you lose this (although the two people closest to cameras can show things to them) but instead you get to capture table talk and do interviews more easily. Milo's mono-blue draft video (the first one i linked above) has him leafing through his hand for the camera with draft commentary...

On a tangent: I've been thinking about the logistics of recording paper Cube sessions. It was prompted again recently by this LoadingReadyRun Conspiracy draft, which called for two mics, three cameras(one wide) and a long table. MiloTheGathering who iirc Lucre plays with (among other Toronto...

i traded away both mine at $30, which i thought was very smart

No reprints, best walker in Modern and the second-best in Legacy there's a few individually-pricy cards that make up the lion's share of my Cube, too - a few budget tweaks might make a cheaper, but still great, environmen(on the order of like $200 cheaper)

Yo, save yourself some time and use this tool: http://www.mtggoldfish.com/tools/deck_pricer#online You may need to paste a list in a couple of segments - my cube came to about $500 not including Wastelands (which i'm sure people could sportingly rule Strip Mines to be)

Tried it, was underwhelming.

i love d. tutor in aggro and loathe top, which is too expensive for results you can approach with diligent deckbuilding soulja boy tell 'em

Crucible of Worlds and try to build dredge! It looks like there's a pretty solid R/W deck floating around though, so maybe Prophetic Flamespeaker and a small splash down the line?

Look, I'll never in my life write a joke as funny as the last line being "2 Sol Ring" I don't mean to make fun of the guy, I just love the meta-less casual piles people make