A draft made up of literally the T H I C C E S T creatures in magic. Have fun bashing eachother's face in! :D

A very creature-focused cube. Creatures are either huge and powerful, or have the potential to become huge and powerful. You will want to pack lots of ramp or other ways to cheat out huge creatures. Alternatively, you can focus on removal, discard, and other ways to punish opposing ramp strategies.

Recommended to play with 30 or more life, and +1 or +2 handsize.

Themes -artifact tribal -dragon tribal -graveyard strategies -token strategies

creature sets I need to remember to add -bringers -cyclers -color wedge dragons -kamigawa dragons -eldrazi -Lorwyn Spirit Avatars -Dinosaurs -Hydras -Leviathans/octopuses/krakens -dragons -demons -More Artifact creatures -sphinxs -zombies -hideaway lands

-Actually, I may not want to run any ramp at all as it might make the cube mre interesting. It might almost feel like pokemon of all things (lmao) in the sense that you're casting these huge, cool creatures with awesome ablities that are going to beat eachother to a pulp. To go with that idea, I'd also want to add creatures that may not be super strong but have interesting effects, like Kyanos and Tiro of meletis, etc.

-Or, I could have the cube comprised 100% of creatures, and have smaller support creatures for ramp, draw, removal, etc.

-curently, it's 100% creatures, and all are atleast 5 mana. Utility creatures exist, and they may have effects that get them onto the battlefield for less, but their cmc is 5 or greater.

Maybeboard

-rampaging baloths

-Blazing Archon

-Horde of Notions -Armada Wurm

-Consecrated Sphinx

-Phytotitan

-Obzedat, Ghost council

-Worldspine Wurm

-Sylvan Primordial -bad?

-Tatyova, Benthic Druid -bad?

-Zhurr-Taa Ancient -bad?

-Acidic Slime -bad?

-Ulvenwald Observer -bad?

-Allosaurus Rider -Unfair?

-Angel of Glory's Rise

-Angel of the Dire Hour -Unfair?

-Desolation Angel -unfair?

-Platinum Angel -unfair?

-Subjugator Angel -unfair?

-Wispweaver Angel -bad?

-Ertai, the Corrupted- unfair?