Often, cube creators will be careful to make sure that each color has the same number of cards, with each 2-color pair representing a different archetype. I see that as an unnecessary restriction, as it might take away from the archetype-forward design cube curators aim to achieve.

This cube ignores color parity to combine the best of Modern, Pauper, Legacy, and Magic’s greatest draft formats into an experience 5 years in the making. With each draft, the champion gets to sign a basic land (and/or add an illustration if they choose to do so), so with over 50 signed basics, the draft has had ample opportunity for improvement.

The cube showcases MTG's greatest hits, such as: Miracles, Dredge, High Tide, Lands, ETB Shenanigans, Jund, and many more, with enough support to run aggro, midrange, combo, or control in almost any color combination. The cube definitely encourages creativity, as the most successful decks tend to contain the most interesting and novel interactions, so feel free to get

Main Archetypes	Primary	Secondary	Tertiary
Spells Combo
Lands/Domain
Sacrifice
ETB Effects
Reanimator/Self-Mill
Aggro
Top-Deck Manipulation
Birthing Pod