The main goals for this cube are to encourage creature combat at an average of under $1/card, including sleeves and storage. This cube leans on two-color pairing to develop its archetypes, but natural 3-color decks do arise. Mana fixing is common, but not abundant, so fixing should be taken relatively highly.

The cube is skewed towards aggresive strategies, as and all have aggro supported and has efficiently costed creatures that can slot in to aggressive midrange strategies.

Control archetype represented here is less about hard control and more of a soft control into tempo. Many of the key pieces here are stil creatures that are trying to clog up the board in order to win with card advantage and going over the top with flyers.

Lifedrain is all about winning the war of attrition. Either stemming aggression with cheap creatures and using drain effects or creating a large creature to threaten your opponents at an above curve rate are the main tactics used here.

Aggro is all about low curves, cheap removal, cheap protection, and consistent, sustained threats. Look for some aggressively costed equipment to keep your creatures relevant for the last push of damage.

Tokens focuses not only on putting out a quantity of tokens, but also generates different sizes of tokens.

- Artifact
- Spells Matter
- Ramp
- Sacrifice
- Graveyard
- Midrange

Secondary Archetypes/Build Around Archetypes:

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