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That's really really interesting!

Any consideration of running more of those and fewer reflecting pools?

What's the name of the land that taps for a color of any color your opponents lands can produce?

I was a little confused by the presence of an "artifacts matters" subtheme, particularly with no Esper in sight. I'll come out and say that seeing something like Scuttling Doom Engine in a tricolor cube is a little weird. Personally I'd have an artifact count close to zero. Changes I would...

I guess we could attack this from another angle. What do / don't you like about playing microsealed with a traditional cube, and how can we try to play up those strengths while abandoning weaknesses?

Delve is a weird mechanic because it's anti-synergistic with itself.

I do think there's a point where you have too much fixing. 70 is a lot. Not that it is bad to have it, but I can see drafting it becoming very tedious. But if you don't have enough, color screw determines a lot of games. I'd also point out that most of our cubes are already pretty multicolor...

There's a deck exporter on cubetutor for Riplab.

Loving these "protection from colors that aren't in the cube" suggestions. 3-color cubes are super fun to design. It's worth keeping in mind that you can't cover as wide a spectrum of themes as in a full cube. I'm not sure how best to handle the tension of "we only have 180 cards" and "it'd...

You can't put Birthing Pod in your 6-drop slot to make your curve look better! :p

I have read 3 books this week. I'll write some mini-reviews and avoid outrageous tangents.

Link?

Are you still trying to make this happen?

Please invite James to your cube night. He'll inflate your win rates.

If anyone is wondering, I haven't touched the game in at least half a year, and doubt I ever will again.

How do you want your format to be paced? BUG is probably the least aggro color combination you could come up with. What roles will the different colors play in such a setting? Low removal too, as something to consider.

Not that this is ideal, but traditionally you find a lot of build-arounds in the large set.

You guys know my feelings on Wasteland. If I had to choose, for my environment, I'd cut the loam.

Undying evil is already pretty borderline, I don't imagine paying one more for a sometimes worse effect is where you want to be.

I'm not terribly opinionated on the land base, but I do think it's worth considering your stance on 4+ color decks. It's hard to say without actually testing though.