Investing in lands that are the best at what they do even if that thing is narrow is almost always correct
The fair bucket is the largest, containing cards that are efficient and powerful, but that have a lot of redundancy within the Cube, such as Lightning Bolt, Counterspell, Llanowar Elves, cheap creatures meant for combat, and even big finishers like Frost Titan
Any deck running two colors or more has basically no reason not to include it, since it provides perfect fixing with no drawbacks
Lightly played is slightly worse than near mint and is distinguished by more small imperfections
Among the best Auras MTG offers in multiplayer games, this one really stands out thanks to its consistent card filtering, letting you find the right tools to deal with whatever threats pop up
Ever since its reveal, whispers of a new Moonbreon or the Evolving Skies revival have been floating around the community