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You are definitely correct! If we follow Serra Avenger, it should read "Activate this ability only during your first, second, or third turns of the game." or "You can't activate this ability after your third turn of the game." (if you want it to produce off-color mana on your opponent's first...

A 3/3 flyer for {2}{W} with no downside doesn't seem power crept to you? I guess we just come from different timelines then, because stat-wise this is literally the most pushed {2}{W} flyer (without downsides) we've ever seen in the history of Magic :)

Smuggler's Copter is definitely a pushed card though. Who needs broken for high power cubes, efficient or pushed is good enough :)

Expansive Field Land - Expanse {T}: Add {W}. {T}: Add one mana of any type that no non-Expanse land you control could produce. Lotus Plains Land {T}: Add {W}. {T}: Add one mana of any color. Activate this ability only on the first three turns of the game. Undiscovered Plains Land {T}: Add {W}...

I loved Pyramids, Small Gods and Thief of Time :) I also love love love Robin Hobb’s 16-book series about Fitz, the Fool, and the liveships. Here’s your reading order guide ;) This series is seriously amazing!

Funnily enough, planes are a big reason floppy's are still used. Here's an interesting article if you want some background.

So, let's say there are 45 green cards in the cube, we have 43 white + 45 green + 2 g/w hybrid cards = 90/360 = 25% of all cards (ignoring colorless cards and lands) are in your colors as a g/w drafter. The b/g drafter, conversely, has 47 black + 45 green + 2 b/g gold cards + 2 g/w hybrid cards...

As you can gather from the previous replies, there isn't a wrong way to do it. I agree with Brad that, in the end, it's irrelevant where you put it. Players drafting your cube aren't going to notice how you classified your cards, unless you do something really wild like classifying your green...

Tell that to my CD collection XD

I would say, if the book’s not for you, go see the movies. I absolutely loved the books, but don’t you feel like you have to torture yourself (by reading a book you find boring) to properly enjoy the Jackson trilogy.

Yeah, it looks very glue-y. And I agree, none of it reads egregious or overwhelming, it's just a really solid value package. I think this could be one of those cards that plays well at multiple power levels.

The set symbol is horribly overwrought. I prefer simpler set symbols that clearly show the rarity color. Also, I've seen people call this the green Dig Through Time, which seems like high praise. Consider, though, that this always costs 3 mana and dumps cards into your graveyard instead of...

Wrenn is a sweet design. Very powerful, but is going to be a blast to play with, and much less annoying to play against than Oko!

It's not that every plane is always undergoing an apocalypse all of the time, it's just that WotC chooses to visit those planes that are currently undergoing one ;)

Yeah, it's the set with the first Phyrexian in that storyline (Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider).

Reading MaRo's blog post, I'm pretty sure he's not only talking about the lore side. He's talking about players that don't even know what a format is, after all.

Very insane, I'ld imagine XD But hey, what's the worst that can happen? ;)

I do get the argument that it’s not as bad because prismatic only works while the card is your Commander. So while it may, for example, have a red effect for blue mana, your deck is blue red, so you are probably tapping a red mana source anyway while casting it.

"Monocolored commanders have partner" doooooo it... ;)

Ugh... to be honest I really hate those Alchemy designs. They blatantly violate the color wheel and are horribly complex. I honestly can't believe someone at WotC actually okayed these designs. Obviously it's your cube, and if these excite you and your players, by all means add them. Personally...