A Home For Misfit cards

Fundamentally, this is a Museum Cube I use to showcase cards that are cool, evocative, nostalgic, or just plain fun but aren't quite good enough for eternal formats or most cubes. Cards that see high-level competitive play, frequent high power cube/edh play, or cost more than $5 are excluded with occasional rules-bending where I see fit. Expect to see pieces of top-tier standard decks from the last decade that went nowhere post-rotation along with some other throwbacks and rando jank I like.

Draft Guidelines

The draft uses 5 packs of 16 cards, with extremely large pools ensuring that virtually every deck 'gets there' on what it wants to do. There's enough fixing that going 3 colors is pretty easy, but pip-heavy cards and utility lands act as incentives to sometimes go for a safer 2 color deck. Notably, the fixing is generally low-quality: taplands abound, and there is a legitimate cost to playing 4-5 color decks. The format leans extremely goodstuff-heavy, with most decks being some form of midrange. The differences between these midrange piles lie in how each deck plays on the midrange axis, with proactive creature-heavy decks that start fast and use mana sinks and planeswalkers to grind through the late game on one end, and big stupid 5c superfriends piles on the other.

The Threats

The threats here are mostly sorta efficient baneslayers, with a lot of manasinks to ensure that even smaller creatures retain relevance into the late game.

The Removal

Most removal here is somewhat sub-par, either cheap and heavily restrictive or expensive and heavily impactful. I want decks to be interact early and often, but I want that interaction to be restrictive enough that large Baneslayers can stick around for some amount of time and do work.

HOUSE RULE(s)
Damage goes on the stack, but only for Mogg Fanatic
Basics are snow.