This thread is incredibly relevant to my interests, as I've long tried to support tokens-matter in Jund, starting with these two bad boys in the early days of my Cube history:
Such a sick mid-to-low-power "combo" with a sac outlet!
Of course, long-time Cube champions like
Siege-Gang Commander and
Deranged Hermit have been excellent since day one of
Then we got
Goblin Rabblemaster and a dozen Rabblemaster variants, and it quickly became one of my favorite cube decks around. I'm already playing with many of the cards that
@TrainmasterGT mentioned in his original post, but a few more that I haven't seen mentioned in this thread that are critically important to me are:
Bennie Bracks, Zoologist in particular is interesting to me and worth sharing, because it's deeply under-played relative to its power-level. Everyone here knows how good convoke can be, and in a midrange deck, it doesn't mess up your game plan in the same way that a
Venerated Loxodon occasionally forces you to take a turn off from hitting face in aggressive builds. I knew the moment I saw Bennie that he would have a long-term home in my cube, and I've been very happy with him, allowing for curve-outs like:
I also think
Mondrak, Glory Dominus has been a fun way to introduce doubling mechanics into my cube, which my players like. It's certainly on the lower-power side of things, and is easy enough to disrupt, but a 4/4 sometimes-indestructible for 4 is much less embarrassing to run than a legitimate
Doubling Season-style enchantment.
I think I really need to revisit the likes of
Academy Manufacturer and
Lonis, Cryptozoologist after considering a lot of the more recent additions in my cube like
Samwise Gamgee. I'm starting to actually hit a critical mass of this type of effect, it seems!
And if you like
Professional Face-Breaker, I'd recommend the very recently-printed
Rapacious Guest,
Gimli of the Glittering Caves, and
Exsanguinator Cavalry, all of which I'm very happy to run (though haven't fired off an in-person cube with yet).
On a last note, I recently took out
Mayor of Avabruck for werewolf reasons but he was also immensely potent in these decks, both pooping out tokens when he flipped and pumping them on the front side -- even if he was a bit of a nonbo/point of confusion with the massive disparity between "Human Soldier" and "Solider" tokens and the like. But if you don't mind werewolves, I'd give him a try.