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Just a single post from someone messing around with data analysis tools. It sounds from the comments that he's got a database and you could probably request some searches for him to run, or even the database itself.

This is neat: the population of Delver decks in SCG Legacy T16s over time.

https://imgur.com/a/SDg4m

I started actually owning cards with RTR. I'd played a little before then but got invited to draft with a few friends and it hooked me immediately. I went 3-1 the first time i drafted off the back of Aurelia and a Boros Reckoner.

This was in my first casual deck, along with Springjack Sheperd and Cathar's Crusade e: my second casual deck was a mono-blue Coalition Victory brew. I've always loved (stupid) combo.

I discussed this with Chris the other week but Carly Rae Jepsen's E MO TION is the best pop album I've heard this decade:

I think that card may be the real deal in White sol land decks like Vintage and Legacy W Eldrazi, and might make the nod in the new Legacy D&T build, which struggles to play its 1-of Banisher Priest. Not being a human will make it difficult to justify running but it might very well see Eternal play.

Yes, thanks! :3 E Wit works with like all my green themes so I don't think it's unreasonable to have it as the duplicate. I still like the idea of selected 2-ofs because I'm way too fond of the idea of Cubes having a meta of cards you can expect to face out of certain coloured decks. I really...

Draft writeup, currently 500 words. Be vicious, ty: A Cube's metagame is heavily reliant on its mana fixing. I've taken the Ravnica bouncelands and designed a format around their plentiful availability (40 bouncelands in the 540 cube), drawing from Pauper constructed and RDG limited but at a...

I had the same reaction but on second thought I think it'll really work with, not against, Welder strats. Either you get a Mindslaver or you get to recur a Mindslaver.

I sure hope so! I don't think it's too good but it's certainly a draw to go into black.

I've made what I hope are some of the last pre-playtesting swaps and cuts; check the cubeblog for full details. I've also been throwing some spare time into simulated draft gauntlets against the MTG Forge AI, which is terrible at games but an informative deckbuilder. What I've learned: Storm...

Your cube blurb is extremely up my alley. Here's a bomberman deck that goes off with the classic LED>Pyrite Spellbomb combo, I feel like the 2-ofs would be really good at getting this up consistently and Salvagers is great against counterspells or artifact removal. I didn't see any Welder...

All three will come out. Hermit is the last vestige of a werewolf theme I rejected; Sygg I have no excuse for. Yeah, this surprises me. Maybe there's not enough land-based ramp, and people are being discouraged away from it by the idea that they'll have six mana with five lands out? I think...

Crypt Incursion is my favorite. It's not unrealistic to gain 10-20 life off it.

liliana and chandra being besties is everything i've ever wanted

I'm also unsure about Titania's place in a cube without fetchlands. I goldfished a little and she was very underwhelming; anyone have other green fives they like for this environment? She's good with Knight, Gitrog, the two Evolving Wilds, and not a lot else. The alternative is to add more stuff...

Nice deck! That's what Time Warp is in there for, the 'hidden' Taking Turns archetype. Do you think this deck would have been interested in bouncelands? You didn't pick up any but I feel like they'd enable mana development late-game. OUT: augur, vial IN: Cloud of Faeries, Palladium Myr

Drafted GiftsForgiven's "Current Iteration", first-picked Show and Tell. A late Arcane Savant didn't have a good enough target to run, sadly. www.cubetutor.com/cubedeck/600404[/url]"] Ones 1 Mystical Tutor 1 Reanimate 1 Thoughtseize Twos 1 Balance 1 Baleful Strix 1 Pack Rat 1 Stoneforge...

Those are some beefy ladies! 5 with a +3 feels almost like Karn territory - I think these ults will be very reachable. I'm not in love with the designs but they're solid for what they need to do.