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I'm cautiously optimistic about Lessons, at least for a low-powered cube. At the very least, the colorless ones might be interesting? Let's take this card for example: I could see drafting this Lesson in a few different situations: I'm in a cube where removal is generally this expensive...

Abundant Harvest is, sneakily, a card from Modern Horizons 2.

This might be the best art for Counterspell, just through sheer "hold it up and show it to your opponent, Yugioh style":

Conspiracies might be a bit on the nose, but I might as well bring them up. Some cards I really like the idea of for this cube: Winnow Medomai's Prophecy Mitotic Manipulation Search the City Echoing Decay Infernal Tutor Grim Reminder Secret Salvage Tibalt's Trickery Verdant Succession Failure...

Don't typecast me just because pretty much every post I've made has been about jank. :p

Yes! It looks like Strixhaven will be giving us enough toys to support spell-slinging in colors that don't traditionally dabble in that kind of thing, like Green and White. This is basically perfect for a future rendition of Afternoon Delight. That third ability on Augusta is pretty cool...

Behold, perfection! m<WWWUUUBBBRRRGGG{W/U}{W/U}{W/U}{W/B}{W/B}{W/B}{U/B}{U/B}{U/B}{R/W}{R/W}{R/W}{B/G}{B/G}{B/G}{G/W}{G/W}{G/W}{R/G}{R/G}{R/G}{U/R}{U/R}{U/R}{B/R}{B/R}{B/R}{G/U}{G/U}{G/U} cmc=3 -is:split -is:mdfc That should hit everything at cmc 3 with three pips, skipping over split cards...

First off all, let's also list all of the alternate ways to make villain lose. I'm going to skip the pacts/enchantments that make you lose the game/Red extra turn spells, because those are all solidly F tier (unless you give them to everyone). Reasonable: Angel of Destiny Almost Reasonable...

That makes me wonder about designing a cube with a very different win condition. What do decks look like in an environment where keeping four creatures on the board for a turn wins you the game? How much removal do you need for that not to be bullshit? Or hey, what about cubes that start...

Hello, fellow citizen of Hondenuras! I live a bit further south, in the quiet region of Alternítas. It's the dense blue bit — we have nice quiet winters, but the spring really has a kick to it. Out of curiosity, do the colors mean anything? EDIT: Will this be maintained for any future cubes...

I love how there's an "Innistrad island" off in the corner.

So... Cipher?

For everyone supporting populate, why not also support the dream? Biovisionary

I'd legitimately love more conspire cards, especially if it was set up as a way to bring spellslinging into Green and White.

Alright, first off I'd like to apologize, because that came off as way more dismissive than I thought it did. In my defense, I had just busted the mirror off my brother's car, and my nerves were on edge. My full thought is this: A lot of indie games use PGC-based level building these days...

It's kinda funny, since I also wasn't much of a fan of Loop Hero from what I saw, and the reasons I was annoyed at it (and also Slay The Spire) really only partially line up. Like, I thought I liked Slay The Spire when I started playing it in Early Access (and when I tried to pick it up again...

Kasmina could be interesting in a cube running a bunch of the uncommon planeswalkers from WAR. I will leave "Professor Onyx" here without comment.

Ravnic, that Glasspool Mimic is pretty sweet... but you have a typo in the type line ("Shapeshifer" instead of "Shapeshifter")

I have a hunch that the white draw spell might be a white Brainstorm variant. I have no justification for this hunch, but it feels right.

It also works well with a bounce theme. But hey, imagine threatening a creature, attacking with it, and then dropping this bad boy: Nulltread Gargantuan