Hi all. I made some overhauls to my Pauper Cube (previously a fork of The Pauper Cube) and would like some advice. You can find a link to it here. (Also, sorry if the bulleted lists sound AI-ish. It's all natural and kinda just how my brain works.)

Changes I'm making:

• Pre-Play: As a general rule, no Play Booster commons. Two exceptions: cards downshifted in play boosters and P-T-MV duplicates (swapping [[wary thespian]] for [[lys alana informant]]).
• Minimal Non-Standard, No UB: No UB cards and no cards from commander sets (cutting some monarch cards and the CLB adventure critters). [[Custodi Squire]] is in unless I can find another white 5-drop I enjoy.
• 360 Cards: I'm going down from 450 to 360 in order to see all the cards more often.

Archetypes:

• White-Blue: Flicker
• Blue-Black: Trad Control
• Black-Red: Aristocrats or "Reckless" Aggro
• Red-Green: "Caveman" Aggro (focus on 3-to-5 drops and hasty creatures)
• Green-White: +1/+1 Counters
• White-Black: ?????
• Red-Blue: Spellslinger
• Black-Green: Graveyard
• Red-White: Go-Wide Aggro
• Green-Blue: Tempo Ramp or Splashy Soup

Stuff I'd Like Feedback About:

• Aggro Across Multiple Pairs: Do other colors have enough tools to build aggro in a pair other than RW?
• Balance Between Archetypes: Is four board wipes (3 in black, 1 in red) too many? Will having 3 of them in one color make black-based control too oppressive? Do more aggressive decks have the tools to close out games?
• Too Much Fixing? Does 38 color-fixing lands, plus hybrid cards, plus landcyclers, plus green's tools leave soup decks too accessible? Would it still be too much if I cut a cycle of dual lands?

Any advice on these (or other cards I should add / cut) would be appreciated!

Beyond the design details, the article also has a couple of old Duelist articles about the original nature of the multiverse

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So we got a daughter on the way, and i said it as kind of a throw away comment that we should name our daughter Squee, but she actaully really, really likes it. I dont think it sounds bad at all, and she wants us to name her that because we bonded and met through MTG, so she thought it would be a good idea to name her after something that not only something we love, but something that represents our love. She also brought up Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar as a second option. i was just hesitant because the name doesnt have any history or meaning (not like it doesnt have any emotional meaning, but literally. like you know how some names will mean "bringer of light" or w/e the heck, you get what i mean) and i just dont know if its a name that a child would get made fun of. or if she asks what her name means as she grows up, and thats what tell her, would she be upset? im trying to think about how her life would be outside of us, and i think im too bias. so as people who play the game, what would you think if you met someone names Squee in the wild, and would it even be a big deal to people who know nothing about the game? and if you think the idea is a good thought, what other names would be a better idea?

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