Alright, big news!
1) I actually 3-0'd a cube draft for once! with a deck that uses no custom cards no less

2) This draft used the technique of
-Everyone gets twice as many packs
-After picking, remove a card from the pack at random
This simulates having more people in the draft table (since we're only 4 people here) by making the card pool bigger, but means you really need to think about what you're picking, since rando cardrassian could swipe it even if there's better cards in the pack. It's an interesting dynamic, and leads to some interesting moments where someone really wants to wheel a card and it gets all the way back, but gets swiped by rando right before it would get back to them.
Silverblade Paladin has really proven himself to be the right call for the double strike deck (over say,
Mirran Crusader or
Fabled Hero). I almost never suited him up, almost always using him to grant cheaper or more resilient creatures double strike. The tempo gained from waiting until turn 4 almost certainly would have turned this into a less effective, more midrangey deck.
Sadly neither of my new bestow guys (R 2/2 Can't Block, Bestow RR2, and R1 1/1 double strike, bestow WW2) were in the draft, I think they would have preformed well here.
Good Moments:
1) Geddon to Destroy a mutavault which would block my otherwise unblockable lethal creature (VIA Mother of Runes and a mono colored defense force)
2) Maelstrom Wanderer into Avenger of Zendikar + Kiki-Jiki, Copy avenger, play a land and swing.