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Black easily has the second best card draw in the game guys

If you're a cube designer and not named @Brad it is helpful to learn appreciate each color for what it can do for your format. I've had a hard time with white for a while and it's probably still my least liked color, but I've really started to appreciate it through cubing and I think I've...

To be honest, I've made almost exclusively good experiences within magic's cube community :)

I also feel like black is the deepest color. And the most fun of course. Team black! *ridesawayonnightmare*

Their anti-reminder text policy is really cube unfriendly.

Okay :) On reevaluation though, I think Rootwalla is actually a 5/10 at least, outside of a dedicated madness deck, comparing to my other ratigs. A 1-drop that can hit for three damage with the miimal investment of a single mana is pretty decent in an aggro deck in lower-mid powered cubes.

My personal opinion but without play experience with half of those. Blazing Rootwalla If you can reliably discard it: 9/10 Outside a dedicated madness shell: 6/10 /edit Hell Mongrel If you can reliably discard it: 8/10 Outside a dedicated madness shell: 3/10 Kitchen Imp If you can reliably...

Damn, I was going to suggest Cryptologist and Seeker first

Honestly, I would just add some cool creatures that fit with what you got here, trying to get closer to 50% creatures (have you counted your token producers?) Some ideas Augur of Autumn Feldon of the Third Path Man-o'-War Morbid Opportunist Abiding Grace Filigree Familiar Not sure if the last...

I think it's not a Wild Guess to say these are better, so I only included the ones that discard first to draw then (and not seven cards). Damn, I had this Tormenting Voice in my head that told me I had forgotten something. Guess I was too fast.

I'd rank - without having a lot of knowledge or anything - red's discard/draw spells like this from best to worst: Thrill of Possibility Electric Revelation Fast // Furious The Flame of Keld Cartharic Reunion Dangerous Wager Faithless Salvaging Wild Guess

I wish Salvaging was a 1-mana sorcery. That would still be weaker than it's idol, right?

Got a three person draft done yesterday with two old friends and had a lot of fun. We just played a bunch of rotating bo1 matches. One friend tried to draft mono green a little too hard. His only payoff was Renata, Called to the Hunt. While he definitely got there with 23+ playables, his deck...

I guess you're right @Rusje Thanks for the suggestions guys. But now I've come to realize the real problem was how clogged up our boards were with a bunch of 1/1 tokens on both sides. It took too long before one could get attacks in, which made this harmless and sweet synergy feel oppressive...

It's sweet. But I run it already as well. I really like recursion effects.

I am looking for a potential replacement for Phyrexian Reclamation. I want it to be creature recursion as well, I want it to be as good as it or at least close to it. And I want it to be something that can't be repeated forever that easily. I always liked Reclamaion and while it is at the top...

@Velrun No, there it was too weak for being neither an elemental nor a nightstalker :p

Thanks, but I knew it. It is only that human isn't a relavent creature type in my cube and I prefer the cute drawing of a kithkin over the human with the weirdest hairline. I am also not a fan of the referenced Gideon :p Of course there are several playable variants. Giant Killer Master Decoy...

Fallen Angel vs. Phyrexian Plaguelord which one is the cooler, more interesting token/sac topend?

Are there any cool green creatures, that reward you for going wide? Preferably something that costs 4 or less. Renata, Called to the Hunt I run her already and would like something somewhat compareable.