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That sounds like an interesting paper solution. I'll point out that it doesn't address the "9 cards for 5 slots" option, but does seem useful.

This sounds way better. And there's a precedent.

If someone gives me a MODO copy I'll slip it into my tri-color slot until I decide that I hate it.

Does it want a control shell? B, you take 2, B, you take 2, B, you take 2. This wasn't a serious suggestion though. BS thread for a reason.

Burning Vengeance Gravecrawler Gravecrawler Gravecrawler Gravecrawler

Urggghghghhhhhhhhh

Hmm... can't overcome the "fake commander card" syndrome on that one. It just feels and looks so absurd.

Stupid Living End, causing Fulminator Mage to be 13 tickets.

I think Delve 6 -> 7 drop is as far as we're going to get. I don't really want to run any of the other cards in my current list.

Site seems to be down. :(

"Better", but less interesting. Let's not go replacing the card with more interactions and lines of play for a vanilla substitute.

Have to take Haste into the equation.

I ended up maindecking all the non-creature cards there. Went heavy on the wrath plan, and cut all the creatures below 4CMC. Certainly in Pack 1 the draft was looking like a steaming pile, but technically I was open to all five colors.

Either way, it's not a deck, to answer the OP. I think this type of thing can be a component of a deck, with Leechridden Swamp being interesting because of fetchability, but, it's pretty inefficient as far as closing power goes.

http://riptidelab.com/december-5th-8-man-cube-draft/

The meaning of the <> mana symbol.

I think Dom was looking for Pod shenanigans in the draft. Specifically, a Delve card -> pod it into a 9 or 10 drop. Do we want these plays, and if so, which cards would work as pod targets (that would also see play elsewhere)?

Ruinblaster is probably more powerful, but Avalanche Riders has more interactions. Because I put such an emphasis on sacrifice effects, Riders is the more natural fit for my current list, but I ran Ruinblaster back in the day.

Singleton aside, what are we looking for in our discard spells?