This 360 cube is built of components. They are:

1. A 180-card cube focused on cheap cards and tight gameplay inspired from Ryan Overturfs Tempo Twobert
2. A 180-card cube focused on multi-color cards, sweet plays, and durdling

When you mash these piles together, you're left with a 320 card cube. This is because 40 cards overlap (10 staples -- two from each color --, fetch lands, shock lands, and dual lands) and I refuse to break singleton. Hence, the last 40 cards as designated "glue" to help smooth the experience from the mashing. These cards are either for one of three purposes:

1. Tuning archetypes: "now the cube is less linear, so red aggro may move from dedicated prowess to red-deck wins: add Goblin Guide and Eidolon of the Great Revel".
2. Seeding archetypes and combos: Adding strategies like Dark Depths and Splinter Twin.
3. Making sure the environment works at a bigger size: adding an extra cycle of lands.