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It's super funny though :) "The hiiills are alive, with the sound of craaateeers!"

I wouldn't want to run more than 2, there needs to be room for removal and enough monster to make the mass haste relevant as well.

Thing that fade, things with low toughness, things with an attack trigger, things that are an army in a can, things with activated tap abilities. I don't know that you would want to cube all of the following, depending on your cube's power level (both high and low), but here are some suggestions...

Yeah, I was being cheeky. Hence the smily ;)

Given a typical Riptide cube, I'ld say Rasmus's comment is spot on. I'll concede that Recurring Nightmare is fine in a power max cube, but if you like to talk about power max cubes you've come to the wrong forum :P

The next, and the last. WotC is transitioning MtG to a two sets per block, two blocks per year model. No more core sets, no more mediocre middle sets (hopefully).

Somehow I typed isn't when I meant is. Anafenza (as a spirit) is interesting. Anyway, Finks is really good value. I don't know about JtMS, but Finks will always end up in your maindeck, provided you play one of its colors, and it will be one of the best cards in your deck. So, I agree with what...

Look at all the fresh blood! I don't think sick combo's with persist are particularly satisfying. Then again, I don't think combo decks are very fun in cube. I get that it's awesome to cast a combo, but wins off of a combo are usually pretty no interactive. Like, oops, I found the Pestermite and...

You get to keep the card you are splicing onto another arcane spell. So, if you splice Kodama's Might onto a Rend Flesh, you get to keep the Kodama's Might.

Wait. I thought a Wizards article recently established Dromoka was very, very anti-ancestral spirit? How does this card tie into that story?

Yeah, I saw that post and though "Yes! Someone who understands!" I get why MODO sticks to singleton though, since it's one of the most common house rules in the format. WotC is clearly not trying to redefine the format with their MODO cube, they're building something that will more or less...

Wooooooot! I was looking for a seventh reasonable Temur spell! New Sarkhan rocks!

The Affinity vs Rebels matchup was painful.

I do wonder how they arrived at these megamorph costs. In Khans they made sure no morph could kill a 2/2 before you reached 5 mana, to prevent the blowout feeling of Onslaught morphs. Oooh... Wait... These still die to a 2-powered creature of course. Man, it's weird how these feel so much better...

Best Evolving Wilds art by far. Too bad it's only available in foil

I'ld go with Winchester drafting with three people. Fun, quick, and easy to do with three.

Yeah, my post was in reply to FSR. I think you said it well in your edit, this is bringing up the floor. They did the same thing with the blue flyer, 2/1 for {1}{u} without drawbacks was long overdue for a color that's supposed to be the best at flying. So far there hasn't been a card that felt...

It's clearly inferior to Goblin Guide, which we are all okay with (in fact love, or I do anyway), so what's the fuss about? I also think the Legendary supertype hurts it more for constructed purposes than one might think, because you want your red 2-powered one-drops to be as redundant as...

And this is why I want to redesign my cube someday in the future. {b}{g} is such a boss color combination, but I don't currently support it. I guess my next cube has to have Sultai as one of its five shards and Golgari as one of its guilds. Let's see. {b}{g}{u}{R}{w}, {b}{g}{r}{w}{u} or...

This might be better than it looks at first blush. I was kind of sad it doesn't destroy artifacts, but the instant speed mana ramping and the anthem effect are pretty funny next to the 3 damage mode. Not to mention it's choose two. I'm curious enough to try it out.