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I think this sounds really fun! Turns out there's a pretty nifty tool for it as well, "Scryfall Tagger", that can give you some ideas on cards that can be considered related to any given card. https://tagger.scryfall.com/ Tormod, the Desecrator For example, Tormod gives the tags...

Not intending to derail, I fully acknowledge that the modern style "spell on a stick" ETB creatures is very different from older creatures, but interestingly there's 212 creatures with an ETB printed in the 90s according to scryfall...

I'm excited to see new evolve cards! Hope there's more

Really is a damn shame in my opinion that it has protection from red

Not yet but I can post something later. Right now it's just a pile of cards on my desk :)

I'm also intending to add Troll to a cube that is pretty low power. In fact, my intention this time around is to start with my top end threats for the slower decks, and work myself backwards for the rest of the cards in the cube (the lower cost cards and the removal should match). So, I will...

What does this even mean

I rock one of these bad boys. Easy to carry in a bag!

I've been looking at arborback stomper as a nice "good stuff" card that can help act as glue for the bigger ramp deck that needs to stabilize before playing 6-7 drops. Maybe Arborback and Ant Queen are the 2 "boring" work horses I should run a long with the more "gimicky" Gravetroll and Cage...

Oh also it's the same artist for both pictures. Raymond Swanland

They almost look like 2 sides of the same transform card

Hm I do have an Ant Queen, but it seems like a pain to play against with it gumming up the board. Maybe it's not an issue?

What's up dog

What kind of green 5-drops do people run in lower power cubes? I feel like it's though to find something exciting while not being too strong (e.g. no Thragtusks). I'm currently considering a graveyard oriented green section so I already have picked out Golgari Grave-Troll and Kessig...

Ah right, damn. I don't run customs (and have no interest in them). Really too bad that Wizards insist on printing partial land cycles

Irrigated Farmland Speaking of which, how good/bad is this cycle? I know people generally don't want to run CIPT lands, but honestly after having played a lot of retail limited and pauper I don't know if I mind them as much. Helps keep power level down I suppose, and I really like the duals...

Alright man lands and cycling lands it is, then

I hadn't considered the interaction between loam and man lands! That actually seems legitimately good, and I feel like we're in a golden age of man lands to pick from (There's like, several ones in each color pair now)

I just wanna find nice cards to loam back :(