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Yeah, that might be true, but on the other hand, it's a very expensive proxy!

I'm on Channeler + Faldorn. Channeler appears to go into more decks, bridging discard and spell themes with a generally uselful play patter of a red Merfolk Looter. I also dislike how the Theorist just says "everything has madness", makes it less rewarding to actually do the sweet madness...

Seriously, I just hope, the game survives all that. I don't want to stand there alone with no one wanting to cube with me in 5, 10 or 20 years.

Looking for a colorless artifact.dec payoff, I stumbled across this card here, that I knew of once but then forgot it existed for a couple years or so. Mystic Forge Is it good? Let's assume you have ~12 cards in your 40 that you could cast of it? It also has that weird surveil ability...

I think the downside is mininal of any. The morph can really get people if there are at least a couple other morphs in most colors.

Wow, those are really some unique themes, Mown, sweet! Especially the first two of course. It's funny how I, Gruul Madness' biggest advocate, only cube one of the cards you listed there (Fauna Shaman). It proves imo, that the card pool is rich enough to support that deck in different...

What happens when Hasbro has activated that ability ten times?

What I'll try now is: 20 Vistas + a full set of painlands + a full set of bouncelands. 40 lands isn't much for 500 cards, but I have hopes it will do. I've done the above, to some degree, I even created a thread about this...

The problem with this approach is, that I want to support mono color decks, and having extra picks because you don't need to prioritize fixing is a nice reward.

The thing is, one of the reason I'm interested here, is the opportunity to free some slots for actual cards that do stuff. If have 56 Vistas/360 cards, I didn't achieve much.

You believe so? If during an 8-person draft, 24 Vistas are opened, it seems hard to not get at least 1 or 2. But yeah, maybe mono vista is a little too extreme, even for my cube. Hmmmm

Let's take 360 card cube and let's say you'd want every 2-color drafter get two fixing lands. If you take into account that aggro doesn't want tapped lands and especially, that lands could end up in the sideboards of speculative drafters, you would at least want four fixing lands per guild...

That's funny, I just recently discovered this incredible podcast and since I am laying in bed with influenza since yesterday I haven't done much else than drinking tea and listening to them, but I didn't know that and didn't discover that episode yet. Regarding monotony: Does this really matter...

Ah, yes, but it's peasant, so it's really easy to craft. But I warn you, I haven't updated this since I've started working on my custom cube last January.

Prismatic Vista I think this card is the perfect fixing land for cube. It fixes all colors without making 5-color soup too easy, enters untapped for aggro, can be picked up by anyone not super strictly drafting mono color. You still get the Landfall/Loam synergies of fetches. You guys know me...

There is also that extra plastic waste secret lair with 30 seperately packaged cards.

Esperzoa Probably just better?

Holy smokes, Farmsteed is baaaad. How could our lord and savior Richard Garfield Phd. not realise how incredibly far from playable it was? Even when you overvalue lifegain, what new, inexperienced players tend to do (and in some way, Garfield was an inexperienced player when he had just...

That looks like a really sweet and well balanced cube to me. One queestion arises though: How is the mana disruption playing out? Is the whole "enchanted land is a swamp" thing mostly an enabler for the swampwalk givers or is it close to land destruction? The issue I have with land denial is...

Looks like a fun little cube. One card I noticed: Shining Armor. Is this really doing anything? It seems super weak.