I wanted to make my own cube. So I did!

My goal is to cultivate a high power modern+ draft environment that includes cards and themes that I enjoy. That's admittedly a broad goal that makes it hard to answer the age old question "what kind of cube is it?" But, as almost exclusively a drafter, this cube is my way of staying enfranchised and invested in Magic as a hobby outside of retail draft.

Things I like:
Aggro, Midrange, and Control and Tempo.
Build around, deck defining cards like Wilderness Reclamation, Omnath, Locus of Creation, and Companions.
Plentiful mana-fixing (The kaldheim snow duals come into play untapped).
Luminous Broodmoth.

The only notable exclusions from the cube are Combo decks such as Re-animator and Kiki combo. Although I acknowledge combo has its place in cubes, combo decks are not an experience I want to include in the cube.

Another acknowledgement I should make is that by having the sole design goal of being "include cards I enjoy," I've created an environment that is not particularly newcomer friendly. I would never deny a newcomer from drafting the cube and being a part of the experience, but inclusions like Suspicious Stowaway vs Huntmaster of the Fells, MDFC's, foiled/extended are versions of cards that don't include helpful reminder text, textless promos Lightning Bolt and Path to Exile, and a large assortment of mechanics all throughout Magic's history creates a steep learning curve for those unfamiliar with most of the cards. This is always in the back of my mind and I will definitely make changes should I find players are daunted and not enjoying the experience because of this steep learning curve.

Thank you for checking out my cube!