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Guys they printed a Death and Taxes enchantment!

The Druid class is Communism.

Ojutai at home. Hexproof becomes Ward {4} and Anticipate becomes a flat Draw with a Pokémon TCG-esque draw up effect. It is a bit odd that the Blue dragon is the one that lives in the Desert, but I think that has something to do with D&D lore that I am not aware of at this time. I might end up...

Not to the part about the lawsuit ;)

Ok Sabrina

This is probably one of the better cards in the set. It starts as an on-curve creature, becomes a mini Luminarch Aspirant that isn't susceptible to removal, and finally turns into a Vizier of the Menagerie. Ranger class is pretty good, and can make it into all but the fastest of Cubes for...

I think it's very environment-dependent, but I think Gonti, Lord of Luxury is a much better card. It has a more defensive body, and the ability to draw a relevant card more often. I think Gonti is really good here.

Well, in this fight, Living Death still wins. You can actually build around Living Death as a combination of Wrath+Make a Giant Board, something which isn't possible with Twilight's Call. The call, costing extra mana and not having that neat effect, just isn't nearly as good. It's still a fun...

That is probably the best deck name I have ever seen on the Planet. That's why there are 10 in the Cube. I should have added some Tinder Walls as well. Thank you for drafting my Cube everyone!

I legitimately think this card is one of the more interesting cards in the entire set. It's a nice clean design that provides some nice reach for red decks without being oppressive. I don't think it's good enough for most Cubes, but I could see including this in a Peasant Cube of some variety...

5 mana > 6 mana. It's so much easier to cast those other two cards because they cost a little bit less. Getting a board full of creatures out of the graveyard is also much stronger than getting a bunch of random artifacts and enchantments in most Cubes. To be fair, I don't think Open the...

Yes this card is actually quite good.

Key was terrible by the time I stopped playing it, but I suspect that was partially because my Cube's power level increased between the time I added it and the time I cut it. I think it's a good card for Cubes in the Penny-Pincher part of the power band, but I think It becomes significantly...

I'm a bit surprised this one hasn't come up yet: Our little snake friend here seems like a really good enabler for people trying to make the Ninja deck work. It can't be blocked when it's attacking alone, making it an incredibly slick way to get the Ninjutsu train rolling. Outside of Ninjas...

Oh this card looks super cool. It looks like it fits really well in Zombies, as well as various Power Matters archetypes such as Equipment and +1/+1 Counters. This card looks like it will take a little bit of work to fit into a normal archetype shell, but there's a lot of potential here. A...

I prefer Olivia's Dragoon in this fight. I think it's a much better beater and being able to gain evasion is super relevant. I know it's one of the first cards I would add if I were looking for a repeatable discard outlet, it's probably in the top 3 best versions of that effect. Oona's Prowler...

See, I think those observations are power-level dependent. Most decks are not going to be in the market for a four mana 5/2 flash flying that enters the battlefield tapped on its own merits. The recursion ability has to matter for this card to be good in most environments. The problem is, it is...

Huh, that's funny, I feel the complete opposite way. I've never played D&D before in my life, and I didn't know a Flumph from a Forgotten Realm before the preview season for this set. But, it seems like they've used the source material to make some really flavorful and interesting designs. I...