MTG Salvation

This cube is designed to play fast and still have a lot of complexity to its gameplay. An average 5 or 6 player game lasts less than 30 minutes. It feels like what commander wants to be, but faster.
1. No turn 1 interactions. Everyone can take turn 1 simultaneously.
2. Turns 3,4, and 5 feel like the first 3 turns of the game, so curve is still incredibly important. Especially since the creatures are way bigger than 1,2 and 3 drops. If you build a deck with mostly 5+ you may die before you cast much of anything. And combat gets crazy fast. There is no feeling quite like untapping with kalonian hydra casting shape of the wiitigo and icing a player for 20 out of nowhere. And thats one of many absurd possible and easy examples.
3. Not a lot of instants. Designed for you to want to tap out to maximize impact on the board. And save a lot of time by players having to deal with less in hand possible interactions and more on board interactions.
4. Weird enchantments, and not a lot of answers. This way people can pick cards like form of the Dragon and ride it to victory.
5. Because of the curve, the usual deck is 20/20 split of spells and lands. We normally draft 4 packs of 10 for tables of 6 or less and that has never led to not having enough playables. It also makes multicolor a lot easier.
6. Lots of build around themes.
7. The lands are not all bulk rares, but instead a maze's end and a ton of guildgates.
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