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Nightmare, Opposition, Profane Command all saw a lot of play in Constructed.

Agony Warp or Mystical Teachings

One big difference is that I play Armageddon in close to 100% of my control decks, whereas I can't imagine doing that with Nether Void. If you want that kind of effect to push aggro but don't want other decks fighting over it, Void might be a better choice.

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Nether Void counts towards devotion meshes well with the curve of black aggro decks, as you can still play 1- and 2-mana spells the turn after; this is often true of Armageddon too, but Void doesn't lock out the game automatically the way Armageddon sometimes does.

How was Eldrazi Monument?

Crystal Shard?

Spreading Seas is sweet and counts for devotion! (I get paid to say that)

Delver's just not worth it IMO, it's hardly a good feeling for either side when you do pull it off.

you can't do it any more, not sure why but I remember they mentioned that card specifically. I believe it was changed to an overwriting characteristic or w/e the technical term is

Master of Waves is great, as is Thassa. Consider Grand Architect/Etherium Sculptor et al. as well!

- The Cube is balanced if people can play what they want to play. woteva - Big hybrid sections are obviously wonderful. Big gold sections can be fine too, but we've been conditioned to dislike them because it's the cardinal mistake made by new Cubers who don't understand the care necessary to...

Gray Merchants waltzing between zones is the stuff dreams are made of.

Someday Jason will have a Frank Grimes-esque meltdown at being called 'wadds' To answer the OP, I'm trying all of these in some capacity: Soldier of the Pantheon, Spear of Heliod, Thassa, Read the Bones, Ember Swallower, Boon Satyr, Tymaret, Temple of Silence/Mystery, Whip of Erebos, Sylvan...

There isn't much in D&T that isn't in my Cube already. The idea of Replenishing Heliod sounds fun...

Yeah, Puca and Crackleburr are the two cards in any of those decks that I wouldn't feel comfortable playing in Cube except in very specific archetypes. Honestly, it might be best to just abandon the green and white devotion support altogether and slot the good devotion stuff into the main Cube...

Cranebrawler U Creature - Wizard Cranebrawler can't block. You may cast Cranebrawler from your graveyard as long as you control a Wizard. 2/1

Yeah, white has always been the black sheep of the Cube. There are just no fun themes you can support with any consistency. I tried to write Rethinking White once, but couldn't find anything to say.

There are 310 people in that PTQ. Playing Theros Sealed. With a top-heavy prize structure.

just look at how sexy these decks are (admittedly using an untrained Cubetutor AI, but I try to weight for intelligent opponents during the draft): and this beauty: getting a decent-looking W or G devotion deck has been difficult so far