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I'm down to 7/450, four of which are multicolor. If there's a superfriends list in my (three-color focused) cube it's in Grixis, which can play five of those seven.

If you don't want players to end up with two planeswalkers in play every game you're better off limiting the amount of planeswalkers in your cube imho. In fact, I'm not even sure it's a problem if it doesn't happen too often. I have faced two opposing planeswalkers on multiple occasions, and it...

Snap Collected Company! I'ld consider Lingering Souls, Snapcaster Mage and Blade Splicer as well.

Yeah, I agree with Goldenpineapple (though Sorin has two {w/b} versions and Sarkhan is all over the place ({r}, {b/r}, {r/g} and {r}{g}{u}!)). Especially the feel-bad aspect of having two Jaces for example. In fact, I've gone out of my way to prevent overlap in my planeswalker's types.

It's cute, but then they printed Epic Confrontation which is just better most of the time.

I think all of the Blighted cycle is playable, even the white one. In a dedicated deck it's easy to gain 8 or more off of a land, that's pretty insane!

That sounds like a hilarious combo for a powered cube, but I don't know that it is a thing we should strive for in most Riptide cubes.

Treetop Village and Bonesplitter are the picks for me. I'ld go with the land, because a threat that doesn't take up a spell slot is awesome.

All of the common three-color morphs are also pretty decent, if you support those color combinations. abomination of gudul Abzan guide Efreet weaponmaster Ponyback brigade Snowhorn rider Ok, the rider is pretty iffy.

So I thought, and I declined run it myself in the past, but others assured me this is actually a fun card. Supposedly hexproof is far less infuriating on nonsmall, nonevasive creatures. It's more akin to Simic Sky Swallower apparently.

Most of the interesting morph support is going on in {g/u}, but there are a few nice morphs in other colors too. exalted angel hidden dragonslayer whipcorder fathom seer riptide survivor shorecrasher elemental stratus dancer vesuvan shapeshifter voidmage prodigy willbender bane of the living...

FTK is a pretty clear pick here I think. It's red's poster child for card advantage!

How is two single loots worse than a single double loot? A genuine question, because I can't think of a single scenario where it makes a difference. Two single loots probably take slightly longer to play as well. Why not make it draw one, discard up to one. You still get the potential discard...

I'ld suggest draw two cards then discard two cards, the difference between that and the text you used is negligible, and it reads a whole lot better and uses less text on an already crowded card. I would personally also cut one option to avoid the wall of text syndrome, likely the shadow rift...

Withdraw is super awesome. Definitely the real deal. Only reason I don't run it at the moment is because it's double blue. I once got a soft lock with Withdraw, a Tamiyo emblem and a Venser, Shaper Savant :)

I want to take that {g/u} land and turn it {u/r}!

I still buy CD's, so yeah, I value real stuff as well. My cube mostly consists of real cards, the only things I proxy are custom cards and enemy fetches. I would love to own those fetches, but I simply can't justify spending the price the secondary market is asking for them. Without those...

I can totally respect this opinion.

Well, there's this: https://www.reddit.com/r/MTGO/comments/2xi625/multiple_accounts_against_tos/ The gist:

I'ld go with Crucible of Worlds in blacksmithy's pack, for the same reasons Aston mentioned. From this pack I'ld probably pick Nighthawk, hoping to wheel Elves of Deep Shadow (because Dictate will almost definitely not wheel). Dictate certainly has the stronger effect, but it is a 5 mana do...