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I'd be less worried about diluting decisions and more worried about diluting overlap of themes.

I think he was going for that T2 land destruction. EDIT: too slow.

Competition for fetches is super high. With good players I have to take them super early over good spells or just never see them. The only reason competition would be low is because of a suboptimal playgroup. There are drafts where I get cut off of fixing and just have to play two-color decks...

This doesn't sound like anything I've ever written. :)

When I ran Scepter it never hit any middle ground between useless and really stupid.

Hmmm, Oath seems decidedly non-broken in Cube. I could test it. Worst case you get like a T3 or 4 Grave Titan, and then they Oath you back...

Can somebody explain to me why this card mentions tokens?

For what it's worth I jam them in mono but Eric's comment has me considering moving them. I don't think it matters much though, I'm not going to cut artifacts in order to move them.

It's kind of a grab bag. If you think of your cube as 2-color decks, hybrids (cast in 70% of decks) are halfway between mono (cast Trained Armoden in 40% of decks, Bottle Gnomes in 100%). If you think of your cube as 3-color decks, the percentages tip to 90% / 60% / 100%, pushing hybrids closer...

Yeah, {1}{U}{G} is uh, let's say 7 times more restrictive than {2}{G/U}. Does that sound about right?

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8 of each is pretty easy. Consider that if you have all basics you have 17 total mana sources. In a three-color deck each fetchland gives you access to 3-colors (assuming you have corresponding shocklands) and each dual gives you access to 2. So, +2 and +1 respectively. We have to get to 24...