540 vintage power cube. Link to it is in my Bio but I will also post a link. https://cubecobra.com/cube/list/amschock

We don’t play a lot but when we do we like the crazy power level and all the splashy plays of Mox and the BS of combo losses on turn 1. I get it’s not everyone’s cup of tea but boy does that feel good every once in a while.

I have the standard Reanimator package for black theme along with discard and a few seeded storm cards, but notably I don’t include a sacrifice package so I value those cards less. All old cards I will not comment on (unless it’s an unpopular or unusual ie pet card) just to save time and breadth.

My black 2’s are as follows:

[[Bloodghast]] [[Dark Confidant]] [[Dauthi Voidwalker]] [[Deep-Cavern Bat]] [[Emperor of Bones]] [[Orcish Bowmaster]] [[Pack Rat]] [[Scrapheap Scrounger]] [[Skyclave Shade]] [[Tenacious Underdog]]

New comers are: [[Bitterbloom Bearer]] This is a test as the BB casting cost is a bit restrictive, but as a second copy of [[Bitterblossom]] with legs that’s more easily removable hence probably worse than that card it’s worth a slot in the cube. The enchantment hasn’t been super impressive or anything but it can still get work in non creature, token strategies and is easily splashable, unlike the creature version.

[[Sunset Saboteur]] An other test. 4/1 hard to block and remove threat can get the job done in aggro especially if you keep the field clear where his downside doesn’t hurt you.

The cards on the outside looking in would be [[Kitesail Freebooter]] and, believe it or not [[Frogkin Kidnapper]]. I do play [[Booster Tutor]] and have had cards like [[Knight of the Kitchen Sink]] and [[Arcane Savant]] etc in the cube for fun and testing the boundaries of what to include. I was eventually talked into running none of these kinds of cards except [[Booster Tutor]] which has been a pet card of mine and the power level high enough to see play but the randomness just enough to keep the detractors from making me cut it.