you're more likely to have your best draw when you can find your best creature, or at least the creature best suited for a given situation
Step 2: Gold and Colorless Once you have a good idea of the number and types of lands that you want in your Cube and how many colors you want players to play, I find that its good to look at gold and colorless cards next
For me, Push deserves a Top 3 spot, but I can see how it falls just behind the next card
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Third, examine combat triggers
Opening the game with more than one could land someone in easy burn range before the game even started, and it also made lopsided games even worse
