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So, I've got an idea. What if there were wildcards for bouncelands (like 25?) and wildcards for signets (like 5?) and after the draft, people would call out "their guild" and then get the fixing fitting that color combination, bouncelands and signets equal to the respective wild cards? I think...

Maybe Replicate get's a return here? I think the mechanic has much potential left.

Magecraft seems good with Replicate and busted with Storm. But then, Storm's busted anyway, so ...

Damn, thanks. I've cubed with it a few times and noone noticed yet. So it'll go into the next print run I guess.

Oh my god, the first one seems like a great fit. I'll check how it fits the frame later when I'm back home. Thank you a lot!

I'm still working on some one-sided versions of the z3ndikar mdfc lands. But I have a really hard time finding some art for one of them. Jwari Disruption I basically need an artwork of a spell or a spellcast in front of something like a flooded ruin. And on top of all that it has to fit my...

So, how did you get your pile of 180 cards? Or the cards necessary for Afternoon Delight?

You don't buy magic cards then?

Thanks for your feedback! I fear that, if I just increased the fixing, I'd end up in a format were 3-color decks are the norm. In my attempt to make it work as a 2-color format, I'm tweaking something about the cube and the draft itself. I basically turn all the gold cards (not the...

I've always found these games to be too cluttered and slash-and-hack-ish for my taste. I'm a little intrigued by the deck building part, but i don't think I will enjoy this more than a simple draft on arena.

I decided to completely get rid of landwalk abilities (which were quite plentiful during that time). After initially building the cube, only two commons were left anyway (which means four cards): Zodiac Monkey Goblin Spelunkers The green 2-drop simply got replaced by a classic one, which...

Almost every green deck has a use for Grapple. Very sweet green cantrip, perfect for cube. Way is not quite as flexible but csn be way better sometimes in a very creature heavy deck.

No love for Order of Midnight, Embereth Shieldbreaker, Beanstalk Giant, Giant Killer, Shepherd of the Flock, Foulmire Knight, Lovestruck Beast or Faerie Guidemother? I think all of these are very interesting for lower powered cubes around here.

How do they go infinite? And why isn't it doable in a lower powered cube?

Luckily there are other adventure goodies like Hypnotic Sprite or Rimrock Knight for lower power levels!

fireslinger sparksmith orcish artillery goblin artillery ravenous giant All these would work, but sadly it says combat damage :D BUT you could combine them with that enchantment to create the wackiest blink deck ever: Sigil of Sleep

Hm, this is actually interesting, now that I think about it, because Soul Warden, a card I've been cubing for years (my drafters love her) is kinda that. Depending on the deck and matchup she is {W}: If they don't kill this, gain something between 8 and 50 life. Well, if the opponent doesn't...

I don't think that's a bad thing. Let them fight over it. If the demand is larger then the supply, add another one, but start with the most flexible cards.

It sounds exactly like the thing I would love. And I totslly think, the cards are there: Veteran Armorer Thundersong Trumpeter Aquastrand Spider I'm not sure however, if I could make this work in an environment where your average deck is two colors instead of four. As I said, I'd totally love...

Spirit > Seeker for me too. It works in creature heavy aggro decks, which is a good thing for white 2-drops, and if they kill it after it triggered at least one, you have something better left, as tokens > lifepoints.