How to create your mtg cube vision

[@luckypaper]

Thanks for the shout out, and good overview!

[@ChillMTGtv]

I thought it was a good example for how a curator could drive the design of their cube. Thanks for watching!

[@CulticCube]

Good advice as always - thank you!

[@Myagic]

Good vid! It's a lot of things I normally think about when I'm considering changes. As a curator, you have to be honest about whether your goals have changed or if your cube has lost it's identity. Neither of those are bad things, it's just something we should sit down and think about now and again. I'd also add that curators tend to overthink what makes their format enjoyable. Follow the fun and listen to your players.

[@ChillMTGtv]

Thanks Mae! It's okay for a cube's vision and design goals to change. Just be deliberate, not accidental.

[@stephenkonefal]

Someone call Sade because we got a smooth operator here. It's probably me but the audio quality on the ride home was very nice and crisp. Good topic too. I don't have too much to add that Myagic hasn't added. I'm curious what card selections/substitutions you've made in the past that shake the foundation of your vintage cube. Or even the MTGO cube with recent set releases.

[@ChillMTGtv]

Some of the recent changes made to my personal were to ensure the cube remained interactive and fun. That meant removing cards like Opposition and Hexdrinker….cards that definitely fit at power level, but we’re driving my environment to a place I didn’t like. Thanks always for watching!