Noob Cubes (#1-#4 are singleton across cubes, and are intended to be drafted in order with new players.)

1. Vanilla Cube — Vanilla and flying creatures. Main phase Magic = sorceries, auras, and equipment. https://cubecobra.com/cube/overview/5e9ca415963b2910832b781e
2. French Vanilla Cube — Creatures with evergreen abilities (and reminder text), virtual vanillas with ETB triggers, tapping and untapping. Spells boiled down to the basics. https://cubecobra.com/cube/overview/5e9ca7047d4dfc10896be661
3. Evergreen Cube — Evergreen abilities (without reminder text), flash, card draw, converted mana cost, tapping, and sacrifice matter. https://cubecobra.com/cube/overview/5ea91799730881583941caa5
4. Deciduous Cube — Cycling, Kicker, Morph, Flashback, card draw and discard, modal spells. https://cubecobra.com/cube/overview/5ea9181f730881583941cd11
5. Wide and Tall Cube — Tokens and +1/+1 counters. https://cubecobra.com/cube/overview/5ea923d6730881583942722f

The Evergreen Cube is an intermediate-level cube focused on evergreen keyword synergies and other Magic essentials not covered in the French Vanilla Cube.

540 Cards
74 Per Color
80 Multicolor - 7 per guild, 1 per shard/wedge
90 Colorless - 53 artifacts, 37 lands

Flying & Tapping
Flash
Menace & Sacrifice
Trample
Vigilance
( Defender & Toughness)
Low CMC & Recursion
Draw Two, ~Flash, & Flying
Deathtouch
Evergreen Aggro
Draw, Flash, High CMC

Cube rules:
Evergreen abilities only
Reminder text preferred but not required
Singleton

The French Vanilla Cube was the first cube that I ever sleeved up, and it focused on creatures with French Vanilla abilities that had reminder text. The Deciduous Cube was what I originally considered to be the follow up to the French Vanilla Cube, as it still had lots of french vanilla creatures, only now without the requirement of reminder text, but also with mechanics that had been prevalent throughout Magic's history, such as cycling, kicker, and morph. It also had a light theme on modal cards (Decide-uous, geddit?) and drawing/discarding cards. Lastly, I used it to introduce the key parts of Magic that were too complex for the French Vanilla Cube.

Part of the fun of cube for me is categorizing cards, usually by complexity and archetype, and I noticed that there were a number of beginner-friendly cards that didn’t quite have a home in either the French Vanilla Cube or the Deciduous Cube. Many french vanilla cards would have found a home in the French Vanilla Cube if they had reminder text, and there were also cards that were too complex for the French Vanilla Cube yet also not complex enough for the Deciduous Cube. The Deciduous Cube’s card pool got a huge boost from Ikoria and Zendikar Rising, which had cycling, kicker, and evergreen keyword-matters. I made the decision to make the Deciduous Cube more synergy-based by leaning into cycling, kicker, and morph by cutting the French vanilla creatures, which became the germ of the Evergreen Cube.

Cards from Deciduous Cube:
-French Vanilla
-Converted Mana Cost
-Sacrifice
-Cantrips