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I swear I posted this before so apologies if I'm repeating myself, but now that you have 20 fetches, 4 Wastelands, and presumably lots of useful activated abilities, how about Rings of Brighthearth?

If speed is a concern you could auction rows or columns?

Part of me thinks that anybody worth finding on MTGS would be here already... but then, I'm sure some of us were found there, so idk.

Wow, completely forgot about Djinn of Wishes. That's a nice one.

Overall: Gifts Ungiven Cube: Gifts Given Constructed: Gifts Ungiven Cube Archetype: Storm

I've been working on this: 4 Burning-Tree Emissary 4 Priest of Urabrask 4 Empty the Warrens 4 Faithless Looting 4 Goblin Bushwhacker 4 Desperate Ritual 4 Pyretic Ritual 2 Grapeshot 3 Haze of Rage 4 Goblin Electromancer 4 Manamorphose 4 Steam Vents 4 Scalding Tarn 1 Sulfur Falls 4 Shivan Reef 6...

I like it. Obviously most of the Zombie support is going to come from red, but finding ways to tie it into other colours can only help. Given that you have 20 fetches and presumably a ton of other activated abilities, what about Rings of Brighthearth?

This is an idea that Jason (iirc) floated on the Google group but was never fleshed out any further. I think it's worth discussing though, even if only as a thought experiment. We've all run up against the problem of having to cut borderline Cube-worthy cards from our lists so as to not dilute...

Hagon is... ugh. I've never seen someone who takes so much pleasure in being bad at his job.

'Stentorian' is a fantastic word

Zac Hill really is the worst.

ZOMBIE CUTTHROAT It's a colourless Zombie that also lets you jump up to a six-drop on turn 4 with Birthing Pod!

MTGO Cube would be an excellent excuse not to revise for finals... but I can't get tix online as my debit card's being replaced -_-

CML: I buy into the scepticism that most of us here have about power maximization as a general philosophy, but at the same time I enjoy the games where I get to slam a large animal into play on turn 2 or blow up the board several times. I think the best way to reconcile those two inclinations is...

Morph is interesting in normal Limited but I'm not a fan of pushing it as a theme in Cube (individual morph cards are obv ok). There will be ~10 max morph cards in the Cube, and it's usually very easy to infer the identity of any given face-down card from the colours the opponent's playing, the...

I might also suggest linking to the Google group and making it public so that people can catch up on any earlier discussions they find interesting?

+1 for keeping all discussion centred in one main forum. If the volume of content is so great that we would need to consider subforums, then that's a great problem to have, but as it is having everything in one place is the best format for stimulating discussion.

So, if you saw the Cube that I posted on the Google group a while back, you know that I enthusiastically embraced a lot of what Jason was trying to do, from the general ideas to copying some of the specific subthemes. However, a lot of the stuff I want to support, either by doubling up on...

idk about that. The problem pre-GTC was that there was literally no good removal. It was virtually impossible for a U/X control deck to permanently deal with a Hellrider/Aristocrat/whatever. For as much bad press as Revelation and Thragtusk, I don't think a deck containing either of them has...

Accounting for the fact that, as you said, it's hard to tailor recommendations to all Cube types/sizes, whenever you focus on whether a card fits in your Cube the discussion will inevitably centre around the type/size that matches yours; and since your identity as a Cube writer so far has been...