MTG Salvation

I agree with armando.zuffi on the top 4. I run larger guilds, so in addition to those, I'm currently running:
-Grumgully, the Generous
-Radha, Heart of Keld
-Rhythm of the Wild
-Ghor-Clan Rampager
-Talisman of Impulse

I only run some Signets, but run all 10 Talismans. Grumgully and Rhythm are there for persist/counters synergy, but I am generally happy with Radha over Domri (although not by much). Rampager was added when I was trying to add more cards for Kaheera, and I haven't gotten around to swapping it out yet.

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Can someone explain how Klothys has been good? What types decks want him, and how does the card play out over the course of a game? Thanks!

She's an indestructible threat that ramps or plays a lifegaining Sulfuric Vortex variant. I've been happy with her in any shell that RG is in, although I like her more in midrange or aggro-leaning decks than ramp decks, since she won't shine as much if you're trying to turbo out enormous creatures and end a game quickly with a finisher.

She's comes down really early and is very hard to remove, so she can grind out a lot of value over the course of the game.

I'm cutting Treasure Cruise to add Arcane Denial, not the other way around. I'd considered Arcane Denial in the past, but never got around to finding a cut for it until now.

I've made some Commander Legends updates, and also added support for draw-denial as well as Humans. Finally, there were a couple swaps that didn't get documented.

White:
Dragon Hunter -> Champion of the Parish
Accorder Paladin -> Thalia's Lieutenant
Skyclave Apparition -> Mirror Entity
Spectral Procession -> Court of Grace

Blue:
Arcane Artisan -> Hullbreacher
Jace, Mirror Mage -> Jace Beleren
Treasure Cruise -> Arcane Denial
Condescend -> Court of Cunning
Tezzeret, Artifice Master -> Fall from Favor

Black:
Drana, Liberator of Malakir -> Opposition Agent
Gnarled Scarhide -> Xathrid Necromancer
Plague Engineer -> Bastion of Remembrance

Red:
Light Up the Stage -> Wheel of Misfortune

Green:
Sylvan Caryatid -> Mayor of Avabruck
Cultivate -> Court of Bounty

Multicolor:
Drown in the Loch -> Notion Thief
Lurrus of the Dream-Den -> General Kudro of Drannith
Tasigur, the Golden Fang -> Leovold, Emissary of Trest

Aw man, he was my cut for Tangled Florahedron, but I'll fiddle around with finding a replacement cut for Mayor too. Thanks!

I've enjoyed Grumgully. I didn't expect to like it as much, but if you end up in a persist deck that is Naya, it's a redundant effect within the guild with Rhythm of the Wild for nontoken creatures, and red has a good number of sacrifice outlets.

I don't have a ton of hard data, though, since I've been pretty draft-light the past several months.

How well does your Humans package perform? I'm considering making room for Champion of the Parish, Thalia's Lieutenant, Mirror Entity, Xathrid Necromancer, and General Kudro of Drannith, but don't have any experience with Humans as an archetype in cube as opposed to just being an incidentally high-density tribe based on what's been printed over recent years.

White
Spectral Procession -> Court of Grace. I had trouble deciding on a cut for this, so I ended up choosing the mono-white token maker with the lowest ELO per CubeCobra's rankings.

Blue
Arcane Artisan -> Hullbreacher. Also largely ELO driven, but I'm also just not sure this additional cheaty card is needed in blue right now. A bit sad since this is kind of a neat interaction that is being missed, but alas.
Condescend -> Court of Cunning. I'm not sure about this court, but I'm erring on the side of including more of them.
Tezzeret, Artifice Master -> Fall from Favor. I currently have five blue planeswalkers at 630, and was having trouble finding a different cut.
Treasure Cruise -> Arcane Denial. Making this shift as I lean into the Narset/Leovold strategy. Also, Arcane Denial is technically in Commander Legends.

Red
Light Up the Stage -> Wheel of Misfortune.

Green
Cultivate -> Court of Bounty. I may cut Elvish Piper instead, but am not sure yet.

Multicolor
Not Commander Legends-specific, but with the addition of Hullbreacher, I'll be replacing Tasigur, the Golden Fang with Leovold, Emissary of Trest.

EDIT: I also plan to test Court of Ire, but haven't sorted out a cut for testing (and also don't know when I'll do much testing).

Jeez, that's a lot of damage, and as noted, pretty powerful if you aren't the monarch. I think I may also test this out.

I just realized this is also pretty hilarious with Wheel of Misfortune. Do you want me to discard and have seven new cards, or do you want to pay a chunk of life to discard your hand and give me seven treasure tokens?

I like the interaction with Vendilion Clique as well. Nab a card from their hand, and you get a Treasure token for your troubles.

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Worse than Good-Fortune Unicorn if you want this kind of effect

But you can't have Unicorn tribal if you only run one Unicorn!

Oh, I actually completely missed that it couldn't put counters on itself. Blech.

Lathiel, the Bounteous Dawn 2GW
Legendary Creature — Unicorn (R)
Lifelink
At the beginning of each end step, if you gained life this turn, distribute up to that many +1/+1 counters among any number of other target creatures.
2/2

This is probably not powerful enough of a supplement to a lifegain/counters theme, but it seems kinda neat. I'm considering putting it into my on-deck cards to test, at least. Getting a counter to put on something for each point of lifegain can be pretty potent.

1) Do you support super ramp? If you have a way to leverage the excess mana from Behemoth, I'd say Regal Behemoth > Earthshaker Giant > Greenwarden of Murasa. Otherwise, I'd probably put Behemoth second.

2) End-Raze Forerunners > Avenger of Zendikar > Terastodon. I like Forerunners as a sort-of second Craterhoof. I am down on Terastodon more than others I know, though.

3) Luminous Broodmoth >> Gisela, the Broken Blade.

4) Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger > Vial Smasher the Fierce, but not by much.

5) Unsure, but if you only have room for one, I'd choose Fall from Favor. I think having a strong removal spell will lead to fewer unfun games than a turbo mill card.

Seems great, but finding more blue cuts is always the worst.