• Proft's Eidetic Memory has been quite strong in playtesting and will come back.
• Tamiyo comes in for balance reasons.
• Braids comes back because I need more black legendary creatures.
• Party Thrasher does more without support than Challenger.

Last but not least, here are the changes for the land pile.

• The Triomes are quite abyssmal for commander draft purposes, so they are replaced with colorless alternatives.

A lot of movement in this section due to the steady increase of powerlevel in legendary creatures.

• Jeweled Lotus is replaced due to the recent banning and Swiftfoot Boots has been missed as second haste equipment.
• Damia is a personal addition, she was my first competetive commander in the early days of the format.

Here are the gold changes:

• Escape Giants are now gold cards instead of commanders.
• The rest are just more on-theme or more efficient cards that fit their sections.

The artifact overhaul has creatures and finishers as focus.

• Monarch and Initiative are introduced in this section.
• The amount of equipments is increased to support beatdown strategies.
• New toys for reds artifact shenanigans are added, like Knight Paladin and Thunderhawk Gunship.
• The commander banning of Mana Crypt is compensated by Mox Opal.

Big changes for green, too!

• The saltiest card is once more removed - Constant Mists. I wouldn't count that it's removed forever...
• A lot of +1/+1 counter support is added, naturally.
• New ways for big ramp enter the cube, like Lumra and Aftermath Analyst.
• The amount of legendary creatures has been increased on purpose.
• Overall, the amount of card draw that green has access to, should stay the same.
• The curve has been slightly lowered, as well as the amount of green mana in mana costs.

Red is lucky and receives many functional reprints of strong cards with slight changes.

• Overlord of the Boilerbilges is happily welcomed as Inferno Titan #2.
• Some cards are included for their strong finisher potential, even in multiplayer - like Blast-Furnace Hellkite and Karlach.
• Also, some cards are replaced due to their clunky mechanics, like Moraug.
• The new Offspring-creatures scale well into different game modes.
• The EDH ban of Dockside Extortionist hurts, but can be compensated to some degree by adding Charming Scoundrel and Magda, the Hoardmaster.
• Untimely Malfunction and Return the Favor are nice protection spells against single target removal.
• Jaya Ballard is only a placeholder for a short time. A small update will happen in the next months.

The black section has some fancy new additions!

• Storm doesn't have a lot of support in my cube, but Brain Freeze has been surprisingly impactful, so I give Tendrils of Agony and Professor Onyx a try.
• Some very old staples are replaced my modern and more offensive cards, like Bone Shredder.
• Many cards enter the cube, that offer built-in ways to play it for a discounted cost, like Rottenmouth Viper or Harvester of Misery.
• Also, cards that help with mana like Grim Hireling have overperformed in any multiplayer format.
• Dauthi Voidwalker has been a nightmare to track in multiplayer and is therefore removed.
• I tried not to weaken the resilience of cube cards to removal.