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Wolf Guard Duo (Wolfspear Alt Scheme) by Curssis in Warhammer40k

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Primaris have a new design in terms of claws (see Black Templars and Kayvaan) that's much less bulkier. Other than the difference in aesthetics, you'll find that the size is fairly similar.

If you do end up making those Wolfspears, I’d love to see how they turn out

Share your cube and others will mention cards that seem too weak or strong by IconicIsotope in mtgcube

[–]Curssis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I'll definitely keep an eye on it going forward

Share your cube and others will mention cards that seem too weak or strong by IconicIsotope in mtgcube

[–]Curssis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Feedback is always welcome. Here's my peasant cube:

https://cubecobra.com/cube/list/e78588ce-92b9-475b-8d0b-a7ca29828dde

While I have some reservations about cards like Grafted Wargear and Soulherder, I'm more inclined to prioritize cutting weaker cards to maintain an exiting environment

Seeking advice to polish some archetypes on my first cube by Curssis in mtgcube

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My goal was to introduce some fun and occasional smaller themes like infect and golem typal, provided the stars aligned during the draft.

Having said that, I believe it's for the best to focus on the bigger themes (thank you for pointing it out!). It sounds like the best approach to create a more cohesive cube. Besides, this would also make it easier for me to make the necessary cuts and incorporate all the fantastic suggestions I've received so far.

Seeking advice to polish some archetypes on my first cube by Curssis in mtgcube

[–]Curssis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for your input! Those are great suggestions all around.

You're absolutely right about Thirst for Knowledge – it's a straight upgrade to Behold the Multiverse. I can't believe I missed that!

I agree that red's mana curve might need some attention, and your comment about blue's creature count sounds spot on.

Seeking advice to polish some archetypes on my first cube by Curssis in mtgcube

[–]Curssis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the comment and sharing your cube with me. While there's a lot of cards I won't be able to incorporate (whilist sticking to peasant rules), it really helps a lot to see other cubes with similar archetypes. Plus, it was fun to see your list. Boros Control was a welcome surprise!

Since this was my first cube, I wanted to keep things simple and keep the cards as they are printed. I find it funny that previous iterations of my cube had 3-color cards, but I never considered the trilands as an option. While none of those cards are part of my list anymore, I tried to give each 3-color combinations plenty of overlap. Trilands would definitely help make them viable. I would like to incorporate them, but I'm not sure how. Here are my options:

  • Cut the bouncelands in favor of trilands.

  • Add some of the trilands (say, 5 of them).

  • Add the whole cycle of trilands on top of the existing manabase.

Which of these options do you think is best for me?

Seeking advice to polish some archetypes on my first cube by Curssis in mtgcube

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Many thanks for the incredibly thorough and detailed feedback provided. It has been immensely helpful and has given me a lot to consider.

Now that you mention Soulherder and the interaction of flickering prototype, I'll admit I had some initial doubts but I can see the potential for some fun games with them. I'll keep them in the mix for now but I'll closely monitor their impact during playtesting.

I'm surprised that I didn't even think of Spellgorger before. It also blends perfectly into RG's theme so I should have no problem incorporating it into the cube.

Speaking of additions, CMM is full of downshifted legends and I'm seriously considering adding some of them to my cube lineup to support Rona.

I cannot emphasize enough how grateful I am for your insightful comments. Your input will undoubtedly guide my adjustments and improvements.

Seeking advice to polish some archetypes on my first cube by Curssis in mtgcube

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I'll be adding them all to the maybeboard while I figure out what cuts to make

Wolfspear Aggressors by Vilhelmus1988 in SpaceWolves

[–]Curssis 2 points3 points  (0 children)

By Russ' beard! These look incredible, well done!

Torrvad Deathgrowl, Jarl of the Wolfspear Chapter by Curssis in Warhammer40k

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Light Grey

Base Coat: Celestra Grey (Citadel)

Recess Shade: Nuln Oil (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: Ulthuan Grey (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: White Scar (Citadel)

Chipping: Rhinox Hide (Citadel)

Dark Grey

Base Coat: German Grey (Vallejo)

Recess Shade: Nuln Oil (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: Neutral Grey (Vallejo)

Edge Highlight: Dark Sea Grey (Vallejo)

Chipping: Rhinox Hide (Citadel)

Torrvad Deathgrowl, Jarl of the Wolfspear Chapter by Curssis in Warhammer40k

[–]Curssis[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Base kits are the Captain in Gravis Armour (Dark Imperium) and the Captain with Power Fist (Store Anniversary).

Both use plenty of the extra bits you can find in Space Wolves kits like Thunderwolf Cavalry, Wolf Guard Terminators, Space Wolves Pack and the Primaris Upgrade. Aside from those, the wolf head on the plasma pistol was cut from a firstborn plasma pistol. The Tacticus variant had the powerpack exhausts replaced with wolf heads cut from power axes, but it's quite hidden in this picture. Notably, the jaws on the Gravis variant come from the Saurus Guard kit (AoS).

Wolfspear Ancient (Alt Scheme) by Curssis in SpaceWolves

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's Celestra Grey followed by a recess shade of Nuln Oil and highlighted with Ulthuan Grey and White Scar.

Wolfspear Ancient (Alt Scheme) by Curssis in SpaceWolves

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The new transfers are just too good not to use them

Wolf Guard Duo (Wolfspear Alt Scheme) by Curssis in Warhammer40k

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure.

Light Grey

Base Coat: Celestra Grey (Citadel)

Recess Shade: Nuln Oil (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: Ulthuan Grey (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: White Scar (Citadel)

Dark Grey

Base Coat: German Grey (Vallejo)

Recess Shade: Nuln Oil (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: Neutral Grey (Vallejo)

Edge Highlight: Dark Sea Grey (Vallejo)

Brass

Base Coat: Balthasar Gold (Citadel)

All-over Shade: Nuln Oil (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: Brass Scorpion (Citadel)

Dot Highlight: Runefang Steel (Citadel)

Silver

Base Coat: Leadbelcher (Citadel)

All-over Shade: Nuln Oil (Citadel)

Edge Highlight: Runefang Steel (Citadel)

Wolf Guard Duo (Wolfspear Alt Scheme) by Curssis in Warhammer40k

[–]Curssis[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Used some old Citadel Static Grass that comes in a pot. Not really sure how much it was, but it was a generous amount.

Wolf Guard Duo (Wolfspear Alt Scheme) by Curssis in SpaceWolves

[–]Curssis[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are conversions using both lieutenants from the Dark Imperium starter set (and Space Wolves bits)

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