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Just found the time going through and check which cards I'd like to test. There are more than I hoped for, but let me ask one thing beforehand: How do you guys like Monarch in cube? How strong is it? What kind of deck wants it? Does it create a certain tension in games? Is a well-timed monarch...

Ash Barrens is well-known in these forums. :) And a lot of people play either a lot of Barrens or EWilds/TExpanse, supporting cycling/landfall while being nerfed fixers.

I hate that WotC still hasn't printed the enemy coloured bicycle lands.

Reclaimer can also be seen as an early aggressive crearure in some decks (Selfmill, Lands, Madness). If you have such archetypes and want them to be aggressive, I could see him being the superior choice. Knight in the other hand is a good signpost that GW suppirts lands.dec.

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Now I think about it, it seems pretty obvious. Indestructible is pretty non-interactive, comparable to protection and hexproof.

Interesting card, guess I'll consider it for my upcoming cube. Red has damage-based sweepers, and there are lots of cards that pump this guy up. It's certainly comparable to Spikeshot Goblin and Spikeshot Elder.

TSP-Doll looks a lot creepier. Innistrad also had this btw Creepy Doll

Seriously, Niko Aris looks pretty interesting for a planeswalker! I usually hate the card-type, they printed some in WAR that weren't too bad, but most of them are just game-warping powerhouses in environments that don't like broken/swingy stuff to go on. This one has some real cost attached to...

Yup, hate that combination. Pauper clearly suffered from it. On the other hand, pauper still has all the monarch shit going on..

If you make Deprive your only cc2 hard counter in your cube, I see it as a normal counterspell with a different cost than say Dissolve or Dissipate, which cost more mana but make up for it with a small upside, while Deprive has a drawback in most decks but is still a cc2 counterspell (which the...

Great card and definitely one of the most interesting hymn effects. Geist-Honored Monk does also compare to it in a certain way. Love them both.

If you support equipment/auras, +1/+1 counters and/or heroic, this looks like an auto-include. Still, you should ask yourself what you want from the card in your specific environment. If you only like it because it has double strike and trample (being aggro ofc) I'd rather go with Fencing Ace...

In a lower powered cube, it's a good card for the etb/blink deck (which typically is UWG) and also helps reanimation/gy matters decks or discard matters. If your list does have enough synergies I'd give it a go, very fun card to play with and obv not nearly as overwhelmingly strong as SotF.

Yes, sir!

- KMC perfect size for inner sleeves (the good production line, the prof made a video where he talks about that, can't find it right away) - Dragon Shields Matte (brown, but forgot the actual name of how the colour is called on the product) Have to admit that I didn't test too many of them...

Living Death is pretty damn powerful. It could function as a wrath that brings back some good creatures from your gy, which can be a complete game changer and make a lot of decisions made before obsolete. If your cube is synergy-driven and supports gy strategies, things get even worse...

M20 and M21 were wonderful core sets from point of limited view, so it doesn't surprise me that there are cards that fit into some riptide cubes. Personally, I got a bunch of cards that I'm actually interested in: Archfiend's VesselBasri's LieutenantBolt HoundBurlfist OakCarrion GrubDemonic...

There definitely are some cards I'm pretty interested in:

Emiel the Blessed Just wow. A 4drop that supports +1/+1 and blink, I really love it. Kels, Fight Fixer Actually looks a bit too strong to me. Evasive body, sac outlet and payoff at the same time (and very strong on both sides!) looks a bit too good for my environment. Witch of the Moors...