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Usman Jamil discusses ten cards from Return to Ravnica that all cube designers should be highly considering for inclusion in their cubes.

Check out the first part of Cube enthusiast Justin Parnell’s review of Return to Ravnica in which he goes over the white, blue, black, red, green, and artifact cards that could be relevant for your cube!

This week Usman Jamil discusses the role of flexible cards that serve multiple purposes and their uses in Cube (including some Return to Ravnica cards that have been spoiled!).

With Return to Ravnica on the horizon, Cube theorist Usman Jamil tells you about the vital role multicolor plays in Cube and how to design your cube with multicolor cards in mind.

Today Justin focuses on black, the worst performing color in Cube right now. He tells you how it got to be this way and what problems the color has and goes over some things he tried to make black better in his cube.

Usman Jamil tells you about some cards in the Magic Online Cube that he feels are frequently underrated by people and are picked much later in drafts than they should be.

Justin Parnell picks up where he left off last time with the Custom Cube Project. Don’t miss reading about how he and Ali Aintrazi were able to finish their labor of love.

Usman Jamil talks about the cards that were added to the Magic Online Cube with the release of Avacyn Restored and provides some suggestions for changes they can make to the cube in the future.

Justin Parnell tells you more about the design process for the Custom Cube Project that he and Ali Aintrazi have been working on since last October.

If you enjoy Cube, then don’t miss Usman Jamil’s videos and walkthrough of a Magic Online Cube Draft in which he drafted a Grixis Reanimator deck.

SCG Legacy Open: Seattle 2010 winner Kyle Boddy reviews the second edition of the Magic Online Cube, including the changes he does and doesn’t like, his top three favorite archetypes, and more!