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They made a brawl card! And it's a 'form of' too (Brawl = http://riptidelab.com/forum/threads/the-dandy-cube-chris-taylors-cube.61/page-24#post-67718)

Wow? That is each upkeep...

Green Threes are so stacked :'[ I think there's actually an argument to run this in place of Rec Sage? The body is sooo much better, and you can cast it whenever.

Thanks! Yeah, the Judgment looked really great in your list, so figure it has similar functionality here. That PT list was one of my many inspirations for the deck structure, cool it's found its way back here again :). Forgot that list ran the temples. Right now, though, I think I'm pondering...

Could run one of the original combo pieces alongside Sneak: weatherseed treefolk And has trample!

I second Onder on basically all points. Card is very cool, adding unique effects to blue on an evasive creature. Also cannot ever see taking them out. Also, clocknapper is major bleh. Even with no blink effects, it's incredibly strong, putting you up two cards and also up up to ten, twelve, or...

End-of-Year 'Audit' - 12/28/17 Another holdiay season, another Holiday vacation. Perfect time to delve a little deeper into cube polishing! I've been very happy with my format as of late, but even still, over the past couple months I've been collecting ideas and notes from discussion here on RTL...

TBH I'm not sure how it performs in cube either. Usually it's game-winning off the back of huge draw spells, so I dunno with just "normal" draw spells. My gut says it's a strong "ramp" effect, and maybe if your hand is stacked it's curtains, but it's certainly the most evocative enchant I can...

omniscience!

I'd say the rift/slide are not worth it as is, without some errata. the cycle or discard errata sounds cool. Here and there throughout the list I see a few vestigial cards. Might be good to go over and see if any cards are no longer relevant. I'm seeing a little heroic without any really...

Two cards from your CT top picks add onto Alfonzo's list and really highlight that you have very strong blue cards from every angle: jace, vryn's prodigy The scarab god These cards are both insanely strong and can provide backbone to decks without much effort. And then this card I would not want...

I like both quite a bit, think they will work well for you. Wondering on the blue side, any particular reason for Aether Adept over Man-o'-war? Section feels a little stacked on {1}{U}{U} cards.

Drafted Astons cube! Power level higher than I'm used to, but Venser first pick always feels nice, and UG quickly shaped up from there. One thing that really stuck out was the shear number of powerful 4 drops! Wish I had another ramp effect or so, because a lot of the decks power is going to...

fatal push This seems perfect in the context of the decks we are talking about. efficiently deals with Champ etc., but isn't a catchall. My favorite 'conditional' removal spell, though, is definitely ultimate price Which suuuper conveniently can't hit the sweet build-around multicolor cards...

Don't think it can hold a candle to the Death Cloud in the list, which is an excellent and unique card. My opinion still holds that you should just put some normal wraths into your list. Like Crux of Fate and hallowed burial, for example, instead of trying to skirt around the effect so much. I...

The example list was purely indicative, to be sure. Any particular card inside or outside of that list might have a justification for inclusion or not, but the point is, the cube does include some very powerful creature cards. Aggressive and midrange decks seem well positioned to be overbearing...

Taking a slight step back, it seems a little odd you are depowering spot removal so much. You still run a bevy of the most powerful creatures across colors (Hero of Oxid Ridge, Sower, Huntmaster, Titania, etc. etc.). And I'd say your wrath count doesn't seem that high to offset effectively not...

Divine Reckoning is alright, I guess. It's kinda a lower powered cataclysm effect. Think I would like an actual cataclysm-style effect more (Tragic Arrogance, for example). Creature mode: cataclysmic gearhulk A wrath on a creature that I really like

seems alright, I guess. Only problem is how it's shaped, is the way I look at it. Decks that can send it to the graveyard at will, and recur it more easily, generally care more about creatures and don't want any of their own to be exiled (WB, GW, etc). And then in pure control, I guess you have...