Not only are the folks at LRR charming and entertaining, but you also get to see real people playing with these cards hands-on, hearing their thought processes and decisions as they play through the event
Each of these decks are simple to play, and fun to master
This makes for an interesting deck-building challenge
You're an eager young rookie who gets a choice of "starter deck", you have a Jerkass Rival called Ronald who always seems one step ahead, and your goal is to defeat the eight "Club Masters" so that you can qualify to fight the four "Grand Masters" and become the Champion
I like both cards quite a lot for Cube, but Courser of Kruphix is the headliner here because its much easier to believe that Augur of Autumn is too powerful for a particular Cube
The interaction between Opal-Eye, Kondas Yojimbo and Ward of Piety makes it possible to consistently redirect combat damage to multiple players at once