Starlight Spectacular isn’t so much funny as it is silly. I’d be pretty happy to see this one in a pack. You know what you’re getting into when you draft the card, and it’s not oppressively powerful to play against. It’s like a less balanced Approach of the Second Sun that requires more balance.Ī lot of Un-cards involve some involvement of people outside the game, but I like that Form of the Approach of the Second Sun only asks anything of its caster. That said, Form of the Approach of the Second Sun is really, really funny. Form of the Approach of the Second Sunĭexterity cards aren’t tournament-legal as a category, and there’s plenty of reason not to include such cards in your Cube. So with that caveat that _ Goblin might actually end up being the most popular Cube card from the set, let’s get to my list of the Top 10 most Cube-worthy cards from Unfinity! 10. I kind of expect this one to be fairly popular and to make its way into some Cubes.
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When I first saw the card I wasn’t sure how much mana you could expect the card to make, and the common meme involves a sticker with only one vowel, which doesn’t make for a very powerful card at all! Including one sticker card with a specific house rule involving how to handle stickers, especially if the card does end up being some manner of Legacy mainstay, is a lot easier to implement than building a whole environment full of Attractions and sticker cards. I’m of course referring to _ Goblin, my one honorable mention from Unfinity.
Of course, there is one sticker card that has generated a lot of buzz, largely due to its potential in Legacy Goblins decks. It’s really relieving when some cards aren’t for you! Honorable Mention: _ Goblin I didn’t pay too much mind to most of the die-rolling cards either. Neither approach screams “broad Cube appeal,” so I haven’t expended much mental energy considering these cards. I do think that there’s a lot of fun to be had with these cards, but the way you get attractions and stickers in Cube is going to either involve going really hard on supporting these themes and having those cards be draftable, or doing a house rule where you provide some to players outside the draft. So bear in mind that my Top 10 is going to include some cards (maybe as many as ten!) that some playgroups will find unsavory.īefore I get to my list, I want to say that I broadly disregarded any Attraction or sticker cards from consideration.
Before we had the full preview, this had me wondering if there would be ten tournament-legal cards worth discussing from the set, which would make for a pretty interesting breakdown, but ultimately too many of the acorn-stamped cards caught my eye, while not enough of the more mundane tournament cards did to go down that road. I’m not here to comment on that decision, but it is relevant to today’s breakdown. The major shift in Unfinity from previous Un-sets is that some of the cards are going to be tournament legal. Un-sets haven’t historically been terribly deep wells for Cube relevance, but today I’m going to make the case for ten cards from the set. Product delays earlier in the year stacked the Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks and Unfinity releases right in the middle of all of this. Weekly MTG Shows Off The Brothers’ War Previews, Secret Lair, And New Ways To Open Power 9
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