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if you are looking for redundancy and perhaps also a different angle for your Flame Jab/Assault deck, perhaps consider Burning Vengeance? i currently run it in a Naya Loam/KOTR/Jab casual deck and it is much better than i expected, turning your Jabs and Flootings and such into very relevant damage.

thanks, i also quite like the Treefolk too, someone in a discord pointed out that it has pseudo-heroic which can make for some hilarious lines if your opponent aims a kill spell at it

JW: “fine, i guess you are my little pogchimp”

this is at least partially true but, the creature density has to be there so you can actually reliably have this + one of those out.

green cards

welp, i’ve seen enough of waddell to last a good while

Thanks for drafting! EDIT: obviously it may not be everyone’s cup of cube tea, but i’m glad you noticed how hard it is to trainwreck an Attack on Cube draft, a big goal of mine is that even someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing can end up with a moderately sweet deck, and having excellent...

top down design, love to see it

that cube description deserves to be in its own prize category, what a frickin gem

red cards

you’re always going to be making trade offs as an architect and drafter. i can’t really justify supporting mono red aggro in my list because why in the world would a player ignore the 15 lands i’ve seeded in the cube for each player and go mono red? but i find three+ color midrangey decks to be...

thanks! the black cards are probably my least favorite of my designs as they’re the first ones i did and i restricted myself to “i need some 1-2 cost creatures and some 4-cost creatures that maybe can play around in other parts of the curve,” which is why they… well, are what they are. all of...

this is probably true. my question would be, why’s it a bad thing to give drafters the ability to add to their winrate by pulling in a few synergistic cards outside their normal colors?

it’s kinda funny to me that most of these (except proliferate and madness) are themes in my current environment… i absolutely want drafters to be picking up Sedgemoor Witch and Dragonsguard Elite to add consistency to their URgwb spells deck. i always tried to force at *least* 2.5 colors when i...

i do want to make something perfectly clear here. i’m not arguing that “your manabase should be like my manabase.” clearly my personal custom manabase is extremely particular to my budget constraints and desired environment. i am absolutely arguing that “you should continually look critically...

oh yeah, i completely agree with that. if it’s easy to splash and the power band is wide, you’re just gonna do it if you are drafting to win because it increases your deck’s quality per slot so much. conversely, if you have a narrow power band with great fixing, i think you’re still going to...

For me- and i am by no means the cube authority- the answer to this is EASILY “i want unity of gameplan to be in the drivers seat.” if you’re at my table drafting GWB and see a UR card that fits your strategy, i want you to be able to take it and find a way to make the fixing work. This...

ah yes, the Backup Plan mulligan method. this is pretty sweet actually.

that’s a valid concern, but you need to also take into account 1) how often your cube is drafted, 2) how often you adjust the list, and 3) how hard your drafters are trying to “spike the draft.” for example, mine is drafted about every two months, not necessarily by the same group of people, and...

yeah it is very cool but much harder to turn on than it looks. i think you want to be at a level where running changelings falls inside your power band for it. dang that art is nice though