One thing strongly in the favour of Forbid in the cube as opposed to any other format is that there being only one copy of any given card there is quite a sharp tail off in the quality of groups of spells
Kimahri copies exactly what was printed on the original creature, with the listed exceptions (unless that creature is copying something else or is a token
If the average price somehow increased to $3, it would be profitable to just crack boxes (and even more profitable than usual because there's no risk or variance, since the basic land is guaranteed in every pack)
Then the Blue artifact will tap for double X, and everyone will draw X
However, we posit that these decks are also great for experienced players who may have trouble upgrading complex precons , or building their own decks from scratch
Heritage Reclamation The only common that manages to slip into my list is Heritage Reclamation, a card thats flexible enough