Add from the package Shochlands

Decided to try out even bigger packs inspired by Caleb Gannon Powered Synergy Cube and go from 16 to 18 cards per pack and adding a Cogwork Librarian to each starting pool. I found we have very similar wishes for our environments, just with a very different card pool.
The changes hopefully allow for way more streamlined decks. More wheels and cogwork reduce the impact of sub optimal packs, where very crucial cards fall together. Bigger packs let you see more cards to fiddle together synergies. I suspect deck building gets even harder now, due to the bigger pools, that could incorporate more semi-functional loops.
Mana might get more relaxed as well, although I guess I still must make room for a third round of shocks or fast lands.

Since the playgroup is rather large, but I can't guarantee 8 players 9 and 10 are also accommodated. For tournaments with 8 players I prefer 10% of the pool missing so there is no guarantee to open any particular card
8x3x18 = 432 (89% drafted)
9x3x18 = 486 (100% drafted)
10x3x16 = 480 (99% drafted)

Several aristocrats had to go. The deck was too well supported for a long time and played to typical without the need to really go out of the way to find a combo. From the previous updates there are numerous ways to profit and win from etb/ltb loops, just now I actually cut the aristocrats.

• Enduring Renewal + anything that is free (through reduction) or generates it's own worth of mana. Might be too easy, but lets see, still needs minimally 3 pieces
• Forsaken Miner/Reassembling Skeleton/Cult Conscript + () from death/sac. Don't expect this to go infinite often but often per per turn cycle should be strong enough. Puts more focus on loops over go wide for aristocrat style decks
• two of: Myr Retriever/Junk Diver/Workshop Assistant + cost reduction + mana generation. as above Don't expect this to go infinite often but often per per turn cycle should be strong enough