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Hey! This is a pretty successful idea elsewhere, so I've been thinking for a little bit about porting it over here. In particular, the Cube subreddit does it as "First Pick Fridays". The forum structure here precludes nested comments, but that's okay because I have a plan better suited to forum...

Celestial Colonnade

The one on the left. Starter? Idk, the sets with the line dividing flavour text all blend together for me.

I also like these: Loaming Shaman Stonecloaker Shaman is a pod roleplayer and fine in grindy g/x builds, Stonecloaker sucks but is ostensibly playable.

Please rank Grave Titan above and below at least two national parks, tia

zero, their spider sense tingles during the deck reg

"my opponent concedes"

I might just throw an extra set or two of fetches in my land binder, actually. The problem is that they're so much better than the other lands there...if I bumped players up to getting four picks (currently we do 3 during deckbuilding) and made fetchlands cost two picks each (precedent's there...

hold up counterspells and suddenly {U} vs {U}{U} is huge!

it isn't.

Balduvian Trading Post (i think it's a euphemism for 'somewhere else')

(the word I think you want is 'echo', particularly to get across how your changes are going to interact with each other down the line) I have like an hour to kill so I'm gonna write a little here on Legacy mana, Wasteland, and what my cube's mana has felt like. I started with a design goal of...

The meta is evolving and even though Omnitell players will talk (your ear off) about how many complex and intricate lines there are it's still basically just another Show and Tell deck (that wins at instant speed). Wizards' track record with trying to make cards for Eternal formats isn't...

unless you run like zero four-drops compulsive research is going to always be amazing not even going into the decks that used to t3 compulsive research discarding Iona t4 Zombify

I do those First Pick Fridays on the cube subreddit (although tbh i should probably stop using reddit) and I've been able to get some really fun Gifts decks in more traditional and Grim Monolith cubes. Don't forget that you can fail to find more than two cards if you really want to play it into...