One thing about this cube I got talking with Ryan Overturf is that the reason there's some odd cards is it had to be upped to 540 cards, because the reason that the Khans Cube was having duplicates in draft is their draft queues produce bugs with fewer than 540. Go follow Ryan by the way, he's great
He wouldn't have autolost because he has a commit to memory that he could draw into and use in response to the trigger. As long as the opponent doesn't have a chance to trigger the sphinx when he was tapped out and the Commit isn't the last card of his library
Mike Pancake eh the way the games played out Jace was just better. He also had limited filtering and fetches. Also it’s bad in the aggro matchups that are super prevalent but he somehow dodged. 🍀
@@fanhoop187 yeah after watching the gameplay with the way the deck was constructed I'd have to concur. Just too many counters to make the strip mine combo work.
this feels much much less like a grixis cube and much much more like a Blue + friends cube. Didn't really look like there were viable decks that didn't include blue.
You are witnessing the Diminishing returns as you progress thru the packs. There are artifact themes, eldrazi themes, full grixis payoffs like cruel ultimatum with great and plentiful fixing, all 2 color combos and 1 color combos are viable. It’s a sweet cube I hope they bring it back and becomes more popular!!!
I really feel like almost all cubes are made up of mostly blue decks. Just a historically strong color that isn't shoehorned into a lot of specific decks the way white is for example.
@@JackD1615 What I mean is that yes, green ramp is popular. But only green ramp. It is the only deck that runs green. It is a single deck. I want to see a cube that explores enchantress, green stompy, elfball, and so on. Grixis only is litteraly just regular cube minus green ramp spells. Something like a Naya cube would be very different and force a lot of decks that go completely ignored to the forefront.
